Peak District National Park Authority
MFF166 2025-2027 Supply and Delivery of Seed
£45,000 — stated in the notice
The procurement contact named on the official notice.
Tenders must be submitted by e mail to Tenders@peakdistrict.gov.uk By 1700 ON Sunday 7th December 2025 (Tender Return Date) The following, and only the following, must be used in the subject line: REF: MFF 166 2025-2027 Supply and delivery of Seed All attachments must be in pdf form No information must be included in the covering e mail apart from the identity of the sender and a list of attachments Please see Tender Notice at https://www.moorsforthefuture.org.uk/tenders
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This Invitation for Tender is to supply and deliver seed as a mix of grass blended to an agreed ratio, or as individual species to Delivery Sites in the north of England, UK.
The Authority requires Seed suitable for being sown as a nurse crop for peatland restoration projects in the Peak District and South Pennines uplands. • Perennial rye-grass (Lolium perenne) - 3 separate, named varieties of fine-leaved amenity rye grass.
These should have low nutrient requirements, high stress tolerance and germinate quickly. • Fine-leaved sheep's fescue (Festuca longifolia) - 1 variety.
This should be drought-resistant. • Sheep's fescue (Festuca ovina) - 1 variety.
This should be drought-resistant. • Common bent (Agrostis capillaris) or highland bent (Agrostis castellana) • Wavy-hair grass (Deschampsia flexuosa).
What the notice asks for
This Invitation for Tender is to supply
This Invitation for Tender is to supply and deliver seed as a mix of grass blended to an agreed ratio, or as individual species to Delivery Sites in the north of England, UK.
These should have low nutrient requirements, high
These should have low nutrient requirements, high stress tolerance and germinate quickly.
This should be drought-resistant
This should be drought-resistant.
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