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Flood Bank Realignment
Beaver Trust
Description
This collaborative project with SBAG address recurring concerns over beaver burrowing and floodbank breaches on high-value farmland along the River Isla, a major tributary of the River Tay (SAC). By realigning a floodbank and creating a wider more natural river corridor with willow buffer strip we intend to increase bank resilience, reduce beaver impacts and enhance biodiversity. Two participating agricultural landowners will trial setback embankments and habitat features including beaver mounds to encourage coexistence. The approach integrates agricultural resilience with river naturalisation, monitored by the river Restoration Centre and Beaver Trust to inform future coexistence strategies to promote biodiversity.
Details?
- Posted
- Aug 7, 2026
- Response deadline
- Aug 28, 2026, 9:00 AM UTC (20d)
- Type
- OTHER
- Category
- works
- Procurement method
- Open procedure
- Status
- active
- Buyer
- Beaver Trust
- Jurisdiction
- Scotland (Public Contracts Scotland)
- Location
- Scotland
- Start date
- Aug 31, 2026
- End date
- Mar 31, 2027
- Reference #
- ocds-r6ebe6-0000839338
- Has Description
- true
- Country
- United Kingdom
- Tender Description
- This collaborative project with SBAG address recurring concerns over beaver burrowing and floodbank breaches on high-value farmland along the River Isla, a major tributary of the River Tay (SAC). By r
- Tender Contract Terms Electronic Invoicing Policy
- allowed
- Tender Classification Scheme
- CPV
- Tender Submission Terms Languages
- en
- Tender Submission Method
- written
- Tender Procurement Method
- open
Contact
restoration@beavertrust.org
+44 7754327229
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