Closed tender

A90 Longforgan - Tree felling

Details

Buyer
Amey
Topic
Landscaping work for roads and motorways
Published
17 July 2026
Submission
10 August 2026

Tender description

Amey require a subcontractor for tree felling works on the A90 Longforgan section. Amey will identify and mark out on site trees to be felled. Trees identified will be felled in sections with the stump being removed removal and back filled with topsoil. Works to identified trees shall be planned and executed in a way which preserves nearby trees.

Timeline

  1. Completed: Tender published17 July 2026
    Current notice
  2. Completed: Submission date10 August 2026

About the buyer

Amey is a services company that holds the South West and North East units of Scotland's trunk road network. Both contracts run for eight years, with options to extend, for the Scottish Ministers. Recent notices ask for tree felling, grass cutting, high mast inspections, bridge works, drainage cleaning and road lighting. Open events for the supply chain are a further route to new suppliers.

Subcontractors and service providers must become verified Constructionline members.

Over the past 5 years, most of Amey's contract awards have been in construction work, agricultural and horticultural services and architectural and engineering services.

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