UK Centre for Ecology & Hydrology (UKCEH)

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Annual award records and published value assigned to this supplier
Year	Awards	Value counted	Values not counted
2026	5	£290,252	0
2025	20	£1,279,062	0
2024	31	£8,035,730	3
2023	23	£2,351,088	0
2022	1	£30,000	0

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SupplierUK Centre for Ecology & Hydrology (UKCEH)

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Published awards

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CivTech 10.6 - How can we use technology to administer, measure and predict the performance in regard to carbon of Woodland Carbon Code and Peatland Code projects more coherently, efficiently and effectively?
Buyer: Scottish Forestry
End date in notice
Date not published
Value shown in notice
£1,396,300Value from the linked contract
Official source
Open the official Find a Tender notice for CivTech 10.6 - How can we use technology to administer, measure and predict the performance in regard to carbon of Woodland Carbon Code and Peatland Code projects more coherently, efficiently and effectively?
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Source
Find a Tender
Award or lot reference
ocds-h6vhtk-0485d2 / 079862-2025-1

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CivTech 10.6 - How can we use technology to administer, measure and predict the performance in regard to carbon of Woodland Carbon Code and Peatland Code projects more coherently, efficiently and effectively?