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We are looking for a consultant to carry out flood risk modelling on the River Blythe to determine the impact on flood risk of proposed river restoration measures as part of our project Blythe Alive Again.
Please see below a brief with details on submitting a tender.
Key dates (subject to change):
Brief issued – 24 February 2023
Deadline for submission of quotes / tenders – 20 March 2023
Appointment of contractor – 22 March 2023
Submission of documents including signed contracts – 23 March 2023
Commencement of contract – 24 March 2023
Completion of feasibility study – 1 June 2023
Blythe Alive Again is a wildlife-focussed project to restore and re-naturalise critical areas of the River Blythe. Generously funded by the Environment Agency and Severn Trent, and working alongside Natural England, we will be working from 2022 onwards on over 140 hectares of land within the River Blythe SSSI (Site of special Scientific Interest) area, to create a wide range of habitats.
