Trydan Planning and Common Land Support Tender

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£525,000

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  • Urban planning and landscape architectural services

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  • tender

Submission Deadline

4 weeks from now

Published

6 days ago

Description

Trydan is conducting this Procurement for Planning and Common Land Support. Trydan wishes to appoint a suitably qualified provider of three wind farm sites in Wales.
As part of this work programme, Trydan is seeking to procure professional services for all three wind farm developments, from conceptual design through to securing planning consent. These services relate to planning support, including strategic advice, project support, and delivery of external facing documentation. In addition, Trydan is seeking to procure services relating to common land at Glyn Cothi Wind Farm. 

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