Lynemouth Japanese Knotweed Removal

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Buyers

The Coal Authority

Value

£57,499

Suppliers

Japanese Knotweed Ltd

Classifications

Environmental services

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Submission Deadline

6 months ago

Published

3 months ago

Description

Undertake a review of the proposed options, to understand the opportunities and constraints  in delivering the actual works.

Carry out the removal/ treatment of Japanese knotweed in its entirety via a local burial method including excavation, plant hire, operators, supervisor of works, labour, 2 year monitoring minimum, Japanese knotweed management plan production, waste (if any from site 
using the appropriate methods), scope production and guarantees (if any).

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The Coal Authority

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Sarah Kendrick

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