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AwardedIRLServices€19,799

Survey of Potamogeton rutilus in Kindrum Lough and searches for the species in other Donegal coastal lakes

Published
Published 10 March 2026
Deadline
Closed 9 April 2026

Overview

The purpose of this request for quotation is to procure a specialist survey of the Shetland Pondweed Potamogeton rutilus in Kindrum Lough, Co. Donegal, and to conduct preliminary searches for the species in other suitable coastal lakes in the county. Potamogeton rutilus was discovered in Kindrum Lough in mid-August 2025 (N.F. Stewart, pers. comm.). This was the first record for the species in Ireland. Potamogeton rutilus is a submerged macrophyte of unpolluted, mesotrophic (i.e. moderate-alkalinity) lakes that occurs in Scotland and across northern Europe (Norway, Sweden, Finland, Germany, Poland etc.) (Preston, 2026; Schou et al., 2023).

Key details

Country
IRL
Status
Awarded
Category
Services
Estimated value
€19,799
Procedure
Open
Published
10 March 2026
Deadline
Closed
Classification (CPV)
Environmental servicesEnvironmental managementEnvironmental monitoring other than for constructionEnvironmental auditingEnvironmental protectionEnvironmental rehabilitation

Award outcome

Awarded value
€19,799
Award date
20 April 2026
Contract period
— → 19 April 2029
Winner
  • Roden ecology

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Notice history

Every published notice in this contracting process, newest first.

  1. Contract Award Notice

    14 May 2026

  2. Contract Notice

    10 March 2026

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Awarded: Survey of Potamogeton rutilus in Kindrum Lough and searches for the species in other Donegal coastal lakes — won by Roden ecology — Skim