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Nature recovery and intangible cultural heritage

Nature recovery and intangible cultural heritage is a UK public sector tender from Natural England (UK-wide), with an estimated value of £20,833 (excluding VAT). The closing date is .

In our daily copy of Find a Tender and Contracts Finder data (), 13 open tenders share CPV 73110000; Natural England has 5 open tenders; the median stated value for that CPV code is £96,000.

Nature recovery and intangible cultural heritage. Source: Find a Tender and Contracts Finder
BuyerNatural England (London)
Published
Closing date, 23:00 UK time
Estimated value£20,833 (excluding VAT)
CPV code73110000 — Research services
CPV categoryResearch and development services and related consultancy
Contract typeServices
ProcedureBelow threshold - open competition
RegionUK-wide
Location—
Marked suitable forNot marked
SourceFind a Tender, notice 098575-2026

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Summary from the notice

The contractor will carry out a literature review on the published and grey literature as it relates to Intangible Cultural Heritage (also known as Living Heritage) practices and how they may be applied in nature recovery projects.Using the results of the literature review, the successful…

Official summary as published on Find a Tender (shortened).

How this procurement works

This is a below-threshold procurement: a lower-value contract that buyers can run with a simpler process. These are often a good fit for small businesses.

Who can bid

The notice is not marked as suitable for SMEs or VCSEs. Small businesses can still bid if they meet the requirements, or join a consortium or a prime contractor's supply chain.

Closing date

24 days left: the deadline for tenders is , 23:00 UK time (as of ). Late submissions are normally rejected; check the notice for the exact time and how to submit.

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