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SCAMP – Seagrass Opportunity Mapping Contract

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Seagrass meadows have declined dramatically over the last century. In the Solway we believe our existing beds are doing better than some areas but we know there is huge opportunity to increase both their area and health. To do this we need robust evidence based report to indicate where we would take action and create a hierarchy of sites where action is appropriate.

If you think you can help please read the ITQ Specification document and send a note to SCAMP@dumgal.gov.uk to ask for a tender pack.

The deadline for submissions is 12 noon on the 1st of June 2026.

DGC-SCAMP-20260502 ITQ Specification Seagrass Opportunity MappingDownload
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