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SCAMP-Monitoring and Evaluation Project Contract

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We wish to appoint a consultant to work with the SCAMP team to undertake an evaluation of our development stage work and prepare a framework for the monitoring and evaluation of the 8 year delivery phase. We are looking for a consultant or a team who can explore what worked and what was less successful and how this can inform the evaluation of the delivery phase. SCAMP Landscape Connections is a seascape scale nature restoration project covering 210 miles of the Solway Coast. The project involves 7 partners environment organisations and approx. 43 different projects.  

We have been fortunate to secure National Lottery Heritage Funding for two years of development work where these projects and partnerships will be developed in order for us to better understand what we take forward into delivery stage. Therefore, an honest and transparent evaluation report is essential for us to plan, curate and develop the programme to go forward into SCAMP delivery and an early understanding of how we will monitor and evaluate our progress and achievements through the delivery phase.

If you are interested please read the ITQ Specification document and send a note to SCAMP@dumgal.gov.uk to ask for the Tender Pack.

The deadline for submissions is Friday 28th August 2026 at 12 o’clock noon.

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