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    ContractsArchaeological Geophysical Survey Consultant
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    Archaeological Geophysical Survey Consultant

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    29 Sept 2026 · today

    Archaeological geophysical surveyor required to conduct Ground Penetrating Radar survey of Tavistock area, including community engagement and heritage report, October 2026 to December 2026, budget £13,000-£20,000 plus VAT.

    🇬🇧United Kingdom· South WestPublished 7 Sept 2026· 3 weeks agoviaFind a Tender
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    29 Sept 2026 · today
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    • Contract value
      est.£20,000
      Pounds sterling
    • Tender closes
      29 Sept 2026
      1 day left
    • Sector
      Research & Innovation
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    • Location
      🇬🇧United Kingdom
      South West

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    1 day left to bid — closing this week. Opened 3 weeks ago, deadline 29 Sept 2026.

    7 Sept 202629 Sept 2026

    Brief

    Tavistock Town Council seeks a qualified archaeological geophysical surveyor to conduct a Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) survey of a designated area (drawing J26.014) meeting Chartered Institute for Archaeologists (CIfA) standards. The survey site includes a churchyard with active ceremonies, public highways, and Bedford Square (a busy market area). The appointed contractor must: apply for necessary consents including Section 42 licence and submit a method statement; accommodate unsociable hours and traffic management for highway surveying; participate in two half-day community engagement sessions with small groups (max 5 people) in the churchyard and/or Bedford Square as required by National Lottery Heritage Fund grant conditions; conduct desk-based research by contacting sector specialists and statutory bodies to identify previous equivalent survey work; produce a comprehensive written report suitable for both archaeological specialists and public audiences, including title page, results summary, introduction, methods, results, conclusions, acknowledgements, indemnity statement, references, appendices, interpretative plans cross-referenced to Blaylock's Abbey plan; and complete data archiving within 6 months of report completion, including OASIS registration and digital archive deposit with the Archaeological Data Service. The contract start and consent application deadline is early October 2026, with survey work and report completion targeted for end of December 2026. Estimated budget: £13,000 to £20,000 plus VAT. Alternative surveying methods with supporting rationale may be proposed alongside the standard price schedule.

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    Publisher
    UK Cabinet Office
    Licence
    OGL v3.0
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    Record ID
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    Buyer
    Tavistock Town Council
    Sector
    Research & Innovation