Operational, planning and set up costs for habitat restoration works at Top and Middle pond Burnham Beeches NNR
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The procurement process, initiated by The Mayor and Commonalty and Citizens of the City of London, is focused on operational, planning, and setup costs for habitat restoration works at Top and Middle Pond, Burnham Beeches NNR. This project falls under the category of services, specifically rehabilitation services, and is part of a broader management strategy for the period of 2020-2030. The contract was awarded to Aquamaintain and is in the award and contract stage, having been signed on 19th August 2025, with a completion date set for 31st October 2025.
The procurement was conducted through a limited method, signifying a below-threshold competition approach. This tender provides significant business growth opportunities, particularly for large enterprises skilled in environmental rehabilitation services, such as Aquamaintain. It is a key project facilitating habitat restoration critical to preserving biodiversity by employing large machinery operated by adept personnel to undertake silt and vegetation removal and construct silt retention structures.
Businesses with expertise in ecological conservation and those with the necessary equipment and workforce to execute habitat works efficiently would find a fitting opportunity in contracts like these, showcasing their capabilities within public sector projects and potentially securing further work in similar environmental management initiatives.
We are paying for habitat restoration work on two ponds at Burnham Beeches. This work is part of the 2020-2030 Burnham Beeches Management Plan. The ponds are officially know as Middle Pond and Upper Pond.
The restoration work will include silt removal, vegetation removal, silt retention structures. These works will be mainly carried out by large machines driven by skilful operators. The restoration will be targeted, leaving areas of biodiversity interest and habitats for vulnerable species.
The project aims to reduce the loss of acidic wetland habitat and increase habitat for species which are declining in the ponds.
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