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Environment Agency Natural Flood Management Programme Phase 2 - Swan Brook Wetlands Year 3

Organization THE NATIONAL TRUST FOR PLACES OF HISTORIC INTEREST OR NATURAL BEAUTYLocation South West, United KingdomType CONTRACTORPosted 7 May 2026Deadline 5 Jun 2026
UK Contracts FinderOCDSSMETHE NATIONAL TRUST FOR PLACES OF HISTORIC INTEREST OR NATURAL BEAUTYUnited Kingdom
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Associated Documents(11)

  • ↗Opportunity notice on Contracts FinderOpen
  • ↗Request for ProposalOpen
  • ↗SpecificationOpen
  • ↗Bill of quantityOpen
  • ↗Pre-construction Information for Godlingston Manor FarmOpen
  • ↗Pre-construction Information for Westwood FarmOpen
  • ↗Specification Map for Langton Matravers NFM project siteOpen
  • ↗Godlingston Manor Farm Location, Access & Emergency MapOpen
  • ↗Westwood Farm Location, Access & Emergency MapOpen
  • ↗Hydrological Report for Westwood FarmOpen
  • ↗Hydrological Report for Godlingston Manor FarmOpen

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Full Description

The Swan Brook Wetlands project comprises a range of Natural Flood Management measures to be installed at three National Trust owned and tenanted farm project sites. The overall aim is to increase water retention in the headwaters of the Swan Brook and reduce flood risk downstream. NFM measures proposed are specific to each location and include low earth bunds, in-field scrapes, roughening features, leaky dams and areas of floodplain reconnection. It also includes the construction of access and associated drainage infrastructure. Multiple strategic benefits are expected. Contractors will be chosen based on capacity, capability, relevant experience of delivering NFM interventions, proposed solution and cost. This project is funded by the Environment Agency as part of the £25 million Natural Flood Management Programme. • The project is funded by Defra • The programme is managed by the Environment Agency Full details of how to apply are in the attached Request for Proposals document. A visit to the sites is planned for Thursday 21st May 2026 (10.00-15.00). Your completed RFP1 Response and bill of quantities should arrive no later than noon on Friday 5th June 2026. Procedure: Open procedure (below threshold) Category: works Estimated value: GBP 80,000 Suitable for: SME-friendly Contract period: Start: 2026-09-01, End: 2026-11-30

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