Invasive Species Removal Services for River Lee and River Bride Flood Relief Projects in Cork, Ireland

This opportunity involves providing weed-clearance and invasive species treatment services across multiple waterway locations in Cork, Ireland. The work focuses on removing and managing invasive plant species, primarily Japanese knotweed, Himalayan balsam, and gunnera, from within and along the banks of the River Lee (west of Cork City, both north and south channels around Cork City centre) and the River Bride in Blackpool. These services support flood relief scheme objectives by controlling invasive vegetation that can impede water flow and destabilize riverbanks. Suppliers should have expertise in invasive species identification, removal techniques, and environmental best practices for sensitive waterway ecosystems.