FTS UK public procurement

Historical and Cultural Analysis of Deer in the New Forest Landscape to support current deer management

New Forest National Park Authority

ActiveOCDS ID ocds-h6vhtk-079083
Tender value£5,0000 awards · 0 contracts

01 Procurement

Tender overview

Updated 26 October 2026
Buyer
New Forest National Park Authority
Status
Active
Procurement method
Below threshold - open competition
Category
services
CPV classification
Not supplied
Tender period
Not supplied — 20 November 2026

Description

The New Forest National Park Authority, Natural England and Forestry Commission are working together to convene experts and stakeholders to produce a Protected Site Strategy (PSS) and Strategic Action Plan (SAP) for deer management for the New Forest National Park and surrounding area. The New Forest National Park is a landscape of significant historical, cultural, and ecological importance, in which deer have long played a defining role. Understanding the historical and cultural context of deer within the New Forest can help inform current deer management, support stakeholder engagement, and strengthen public narratives around nature, landscape, and land use. The outputs will be used to inform and support the stakeholder engagement and co-design of the Strategy.

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03 Organisations

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Buyer

New Forest National Park Authority

NFNPA, Lymington Town Hall, Avenue Road, Lymington, UKJ36, SO41 9ZG, United Kingdom

GB-PPON PTRV-3775-GGBN

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