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Invasive Plant Eradication Services - Glenveagh National Park, Ireland

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4 Sept 2026 · in 28 days

Ireland's Glenveagh National Park seeks a forestry contractor to eradicate invasive plants from two park blocks over five years to restore native habitat.

IrelandPublished 7 Aug 2026· TodayTED

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  • Contract value
    est.€500,000
    Euros
  • Tender closes
    4 Sept 2026
    28 days left
  • Sector
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  • Location
    Ireland

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Brief

Glenveagh National Park in County Donegal, Ireland is seeking forestry services to eradicate invasive plant species across two designated manageable blocks over a five-year period. The project aims to restore and protect the natural ecosystem of Dunlewey within the park by removing non-native vegetation that threatens native flora and biodiversity. Suppliers should be experienced in invasive species removal, habitat restoration, and working within protected natural areas. The contract will involve planning, surveying, mechanical and/or chemical control methods, and ongoing monitoring to ensure successful eradication and prevent reinfestation. Knowledge of Irish environmental regulations and sensitive ecological management practices is required.

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