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Tender: Seaton Valley Council Perennial & Sustainable Public Planting Contract (Apr 2026–Mar 2028)

Released about 1 year ago

Closed16 Nov 2025
Est. valueEstimate£45K to £90K
LocationWhitley Bay
AgencySeaton Valley Council
SourceContracts Finder
CategoryEnergy & Environment
Submissions closedClosed Sun, 16 Nov 2025

Seaton Valley Council is seeking a supplier for a strategic transition from seasonal annual bedding to perennial, sustainable planting across its public spaces, prioritising native and perennial species, pollinator-friendly and drought-tolerant designs to reduce seasonal replanting, waste and maintenance costs. Proposals should demonstrate eco-conscious maintenance practices, use of peat-free compost and compostable materials where possible, high-quality plants and materials suitable for public display, and multi-sensory designs that evolve through the seasons; submissions will be scored on price, quality, design, environment, experience, maintenance, communication, safety, timeline and clarity. Deadline for submissions is midnight on Sunday 16th November 2025, internal review is the week commencing 17th November 2025, final decision is listed as Wednesday 21st January 2025, project start date is 01 April 2026 and completion date is 31 March 2028; contract value is negotiable.

This tender could be ideal for landscape contractors and ecological horticulture suppliers with proven experience in perennial, native and pollinator-friendly public planting, strong maintenance offerings and prior government or public-space projects. Key considerations include meeting environmental requirements (peat-free compost, pollinator-friendly species), clearly demonstrating plant and material quality, providing a reliable maintenance schedule and addressing the detailed scoring criteria and stated submission and project dates.

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