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Published 06 Dec 2017

Ryevitalise Landscape Partnership - Fish Passage Feasibility Studies and Construction Design

North York Moors National Park Authority · Yorkshire and the Humber

Key facts

Estimated value
£12,500
Closing date
05 Jan 2018
Contract starts
22 Jan 2018
Contract ends
30 Apr 2018
Procedure
Open procedure (below threshold)
Buyer type
Central government

Description

The primary purpose of this brief is to seek the services of a suitably experienced fish pass design engineer to carry out rapid on-site assessments of four barriers in the Rye catchment, undertaking design work and flow modelling at each site. These feasibility studies, rapid option appraisals and estimated costs for the preferred solutions will then be used to progress schemes, or to attract match funding for the Ryevitalise scheme, so that barriers can be addressed to improve fish passage (for all fish species) in the Rye. The second purpose is for the appointed consultant to produce fully costed construction design drawings for the priority barrier (and second priority barrier if budget allows), with installation details, management considerations and paperwork for submission to the National Fish Pass Panel (if applicable).

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