PCI_LotB8_181 Bat Survey Support
HAMPSHIRE COUNTY COUNCILEstimated Value
£144,269 – £0
Deadline
13 February 2026
Published
9 June 2026
Type
services
Full Description
A call-off from Lot B8 of the Place, Connectivity & Infrastructure Professional Services Framework 2022-2026 (Published 4 March 2022).
Support to deliver bat survey work across a range of sites to support the delivery of capital and maintenance schemes for both Property Services and Highways projects across Hampshire. Typical projects might involve:
- Demolition of school buildings prior to new construction
- Extensions to existing schools, care homes, or other Council buildings
- Removal of trees to support Highways schemes or to maintain Highway safety
- New developments on undeveloped sites that require bat activity surveys.
- Surveys of sites for mitigation licence monitoring purposes
Service to include site survey work (bat surveys), analysis of resulting data, and production of reports.
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Award Details
PHILLIPS ECOLOGY
£144,270
Likely incumbents
Suppliers who won similar work from this buyer in the last 5 years.
- 1
Walk Wheel Cycle Trust
2 contracts wonlatest 24 Feb 2026ends 31 Dec 2026£79,515
total awarded
- 2
SYSTRA Limited
1 contract wonlatest 26 Feb 2026ends 31 Mar 2027£9,975
total awarded
- 3
JACOBS UK LIMITED
1 contract wonlatest 26 Feb 2026ends 1 Mar 2027£150,000
total awarded
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HAMPSHIRE COUNTY COUNCILKey Dates
Published
9 June 2026
Submission deadline
13 February 2026
Renewal expected60% confident
January 2027
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