Dumfries and Galloway Council – WEF Wanlock Water, Wanlockhead and WEF Nith Nature Reserve, Dumfries.

What this is

Dumfries and Galloway Council requires multidisciplinary consultancy services for two Water Environment Fund (WEF) projects: Lot 1 — Wanlock Water Restoration Project (RIBA Stage 1 only): minewater pollution feasibility assessment, opportunities and constraints mapping, hydrological assessment of catchment, feasibility report and risk register; Lot 2 — Nith Nature Reserve (RIBA Stages 1 and 2): feasibility and concept design. A single consultancy or consortium with all required skills is invited; both lots may be awarded to one tenderer. Estimated value: £200,000.

Key points

• Estimated value: £200,000; WEF consultancy — Wanlock Water (RIBA 1) and Nith Nature Reserve (RIBA 1&2)
• Multidisciplinary consultancy or consortium covering engineering, ecology, hydrology and WEF/SEPA advisory
• Both lots may be awarded to one tenderer; below-threshold notice

Who can bid

Multidisciplinary consultancy or consortium with skills in civil engineering, environmental science, ecology, hydrology, water quality, project management and RIBA Plan of Work. WEF/SEPA context. Both lots may be awarded to one tenderer.

Money

Estimated value: £200,000. Two lots: Wanlock Water (RIBA Stage 1) + Nith Nature Reserve (RIBA Stages 1 and 2). Both lots may be awarded to one tenderer.

How to submit

Register interest on PCS. Contact: Procurment.CIRW@dumgal.gov.uk. Reference: DGCP-0631. Below-threshold notice.

Clarifications

Contact: Euan Kidd, Procurment.CIRW@dumgal.gov.uk. Dumfries and Galloway Council, Procurement Team, Carruthers House, Dumfries DG1 2HP. Reference: DGCP-0631.

Classification

CPV 71313000 — Environmental engineering consultancy services 71311000 — Civil engineering consultancy services71800000 — Consulting services for water-supply and waste consultancy90713000 — Environmental issues consultancy services ScotlandSouth Scotland