Recreational, cultural and sporting services

Tender description

Consultants must be appropriately qualified and experienced, willing to engage with applicants and grantees to guide them towards achieving best practice. Consultants must demonstrate continuous professional development through membership of an appropriate professional body and experience of working with clients from a range of different sectors. We are seeking to recruit approximately 25 individuals who can work across the UK and have practical experience of working on projects focused on landscapes and natural heritage. Our aim is to recruit a range of specialists to provide expertise in conservation of the following: habitats, species, semi-natural landscapes, designed landscapes (including public parks), geodiversity and the marine environment. Their experience should include any kind of project that includes but is not limited to conservation, restoration, redevelopment and capital works to landscapes; habitats; works to reduce negative environmental impact. In order to provide maximum flexibility we intend to procure specialists, entitled Consultants, who must be available to assist in projects across the whole of the UK. Consultants may be deployed across all of the key steps of our grant development, assessment and monitoring phases as noted below: — development, — first and/or second round application, — delivery, — post completion evaluation and review. Roles: The Consultants role on any individual case will be defined at the time of commissioning and will involve 1 or more of the following functions: A) mentoring projects; B) monitoring projects; C) post completion.