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Environmental, Ecology & Heritage Services

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This subcontract for Environmental, Ecology and Heritage Services supports prime contractors on projects managed by the Norfolk County Council. The scope of work focuses on delivering specialized environmental assessments, ecological surveys, and heritage advisory services. Key deliverables include the production of carbon assessment reports and the execution of archaeology surveys, utilizing Environmental Impact Assessment expertise and advanced carbon analysis tools. The contract is categorized under NAICS code 541620 and is designed to ensure that infrastructure or development projects meet necessary ecological and heritage standards. By providing detailed impact advisory and technical surveys, the service provider helps maintain regulatory compliance and environmental sustainability across the council's project portfolio.

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Subcontract for environmental, ecological, and heritage services supporting Norfolk County Council projects.

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AgencyNorfolk County Council
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Organization / AgencyNorfolk County Council
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Performs environmental assessments, ecological surveys, and heritage advisory services for prime contractors on Norfolk County Council projects. Conducts carbon assessments, archaeology surveys, and heritage impact advisory using EIA expertise and carbon analysis tools. Delivers carbon assessment reports and ecological/archaeology surveys.

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