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Natural England is seeking a facilitator to design and deliver 12 workshops across England to engage staff working on National Nature Reserves (NNRs). The primary objective of these sessions is to identify opportunities for change to ensure the estate is legally compliant, safe, affordable, and aligned with the NE and NNR strategies. Each workshop is expected to last approximately five hours and will take place in local offices or at NNR sites between late October and early December 2026. The overall contract period is anticipated to run from October 28, 2026, through March 31, 2027. The contract is estimated to be valued between 18,000 GBP excluding VAT and 25,000 GBP including VAT. Award decisions will be based on the most advantageous tender, with a scoring split of 50 percent technical and 50 percent commercial. Technical evaluations will focus on the proposed delivery methodology and the plan for maximizing attendee collaboration. The agreement is subject to Natural England Standard Goods and Services Terms and Conditions for purchases under 50,000 GBP, featuring a contractor liability cap of 5,000,000 GBP and customer ownership of all new intellectual property rights. Interested suppliers must submit their quotations by October 14, 2026.

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Facilitator needed for 12 Natural England workshops to improve National Nature Reserves.

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NNR Review workshops RFQ notice

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Request for Quotation: NNR Review Workshops

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Natural England Commercial Response Basic 4

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Order Form – Standard Goods & Services Terms

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AgencyNatural England
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Background: Our ambition is that NE managed NNRs demonstrate and deliver the NE Strategy and the NNR Strategy and standards. We want to maximise the strength of each site, our collective skills and our resources; be clear on Natural England's role, and place greater emphasis on collaborative partnerships. We want an estate that is legally and contractually compliant, is safe and welcoming to our annual visitors aregistered volunteers and is also affordable and deliverable. This project will consider where Natural England will invest, including Grant in Aid, income and other sources of funding and where we might change our role. On-going estate management, including improvements and efficiencies, will be delivered whilst the review takes place. Provide a brief description of the service, e.g. estimated timescales and location. Include an overview of the information suppliers would need to decide whether they would be interested in an opportunity. Contract requirements: Workshops: There will be 12 workshops taking place across England to engage with staff working on NNRs in order to identify opportunities for change. These will be around 5 hours each, taking place in local offices or NNR sites. A facilitator is required to design and deliver these, maximising the collaboration and input to the session by attendees. Timing: These will be taking place between late October and early December 2026

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