Task N1

This tender concerns the development of entomological expert opinions required for the preparation of updated management plans for several Natura 2000 sites. The primary focus of the initial task (N1) is the Dolina Łachy PLH020003 site. The scope of work includes developing a field study schedule, conducting entomological inventories in the field, assessing the conservation status of the studied species, and preparing comprehensive documentation. This documentation must include observation forms detailing actual and reference conservation status, existing and potential threats, and proposed conservation actions including monitoring. Negative observation forms, a research summary, spatial data in GIS format, and photographic documentation of the species are also required. The contractor will also participate in up to two Local Cooperation Team meetings and prepare a proposal for changes to the Standard Data Form (SDF) for the site, including a revised SDF. The procurement is divided into six partial tasks, each focusing on a specific Natura 2000 site: Dolina Łachy PLH020003 (N1), Pątnów Legnicki PLH020052 (N2), Przeplatki nad Bystrzycą PLH020055 (N3), Bierutów PLH020065 (N4), Dębniańskie Mokradła PLH020002 (N5), and Dolina Widawy PLH020036 (N6). The contracting authority anticipates the need for the transfer of intellectual property rights related to the delivered work. Detailed contractual conditions are outlined in the draft agreement attached to the specification.

This is a services contract in the environment and climate, architecture and engineering and Research sectors, with a focus on Biodiversity, environmental impact assessment and Scientific Research. Located in Poland, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums.

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