Forestry Contracts and Tenders

Search live portals for open forestry, woodland management and forest management notices, or track the buyers behind them before a tender opens. On Stotles, you can see what's open now, read strategy and budget documents tied to woodland and land management, and follow a buyer's plans ahead of the next contract. For more, explore the platform.

Forestry contracts span woodland management, forest management and woodland creation work: tree health surveys, timber harvesting, planting programmes, ground preparation and ongoing site maintenance. Many notices are issued by national forestry agencies, but county councils, national park authorities, water companies and environmental bodies also run their own woodland contracts.

Forestry contracts most often carry CPV code 77200000 (Forestry services), the single most common code across the corpus sample. Related codes include 77000000 (Agricultural, forestry, horticultural, aquacultural and apicultural services) and 77300000 (Horticultural services), which frequently appear on the same contract as forestry work.

No. National forestry agencies manage a large share of the UK's public woodland, so they publish a substantial slice of forestry notices, but they are far from the only buyers. Councils, national park authorities, water companies and conservation bodies with woodland on their estate run separate forestry tenders of their own, across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.

22 forestry tenders are open for bids right now, out of 3,958 forestry contracts and tenders on record. Another 352 sit at pre-tender stage, and 1,802 have already been awarded.