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Restoration of thirteen ponds at Selborne Landscape Partnership and surrounding area
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The South Downs National Park Authority has awarded a contract to Morton Pattison Ltd for the restoration of thirteen historic ponds within the Selborne Landscape Partnership and surrounding areas. The project aims to reverse poor ecological conditions and low biodiversity by improving water retention capacity, reducing shading, and enhancing overall water quality. These efforts are designed to increase the diversity of plant and animal species, specifically benefiting amphibians, birds, and mammals, while simultaneously improving the landscape's appearance and providing public amenity benefits. The contract, identified by solicitation number ocds-h6vhtk-06da00, has a total value of 113,437.63 pounds including VAT. The performance period for the restoration works is scheduled from November 2, 2026, to February 1, 2027.
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