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Brodick Country Park Conservation Works

National Trust for Scotland(buyer)

Published
Published 8 October 2026
Deadline
Deadline: 2 November 2026 (13 days left)

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Overview

The National Trust for Scotland is seeking contractors to carry out conservation works at Brodick Country Park across two lots. Lot 1 covers the replacement of defective stock fencing within two Castle Parks fields to maintain secure livestock enclosures and support conservation grazing. Lot 2 involves stem injection control works to suppress and eradicate invasive Rhododendron ponticum across semi-natural woodland areas.

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Lots (2)

  • Stock Fence Replacement

    This tender lot is for replacement of defective sections of stock fencing within two fields in the Castle Parks are required to maintain secure livestock enclosures and support the continued use of conservation grazing as part of the management of the parkland grasslands. Grazing helps maintain the open character of the fields, manage vegetation structure, limit scrub encroachment and contribute to a varied grassland habitat, while retaining the historic pastoral character of the designed landscape. Works will include the replacement of damaged fence sections, posts, strainers, wire and associated fittings as required, with existing serviceable materials retained where appropriate.

  • Rhododendron Ponticum Stem Injection Control

    Rhododendron (R. ponticum) is a highly invasive non-native species which has colonised semi-natural woodland throughout areas of Brodick Country Park. The plant was introduced to Brodick Castle Gardens as an ornamental species during Victorian times, when it was also planted in shelter belts and as game cover on the wider estate. Over time, R. ponticum has spread from these original plantings, infesting semi-natural woodland and threatening these areas’ biodiversity. There is concern that Phytophthora kernoviae (or P. ramorum, currently present on the island) may return to the grounds and threaten the health of native as well as horticultural trees and shrubs, emphasising the high importance of controlling rhododendron, one of its main host species, in the wider estate. This contract forms part of the National Trust for Scotland’s ongoing programme to control and ultimately eradicate rhododendron (Rhododendron ponticum) from Brodick Country Park.

Key details

Country
United Kingdom
Status
Open for bids
Category
Services
Procedure
Open
Published
8 October 2026
Deadline
2 November 2026
Classification (CPV)
Fencing, railing and safety equipment installation workErection of fencingAgricultural, forestry, horticultural, aquacultural and apicultural servicesForestry servicesWeed-clearance servicesWeed-killing services

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