Provide technical support and maintenance services for atmospheric monitoring instruments at the University of Reading.
Contract awarded. Originally published 3 months ago.
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Appoint an independent consultant to evaluate a three-year National Lottery Heritage Fund-supported project restoring upland habitats and strengthening community connections across South Wales valleys.
