Pit Tip Vegetation Management
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The Forestry Commission is inviting tenders for the grass cutting and drain maintenance of the North Nottinghamshire Pit tip sites.
The sites include: - Silverhill Pit Wood - Oxclose Pit Wood - Boundary Wood - Bevercotes Pit Wood And potentially 2 further pit woods may be added in the future.
The Grass must be cut to a maximum height of 7 centimetres.
The width of cut will vary and will be specified on the maps provided; particular attention must be paid to the provided maps to ensure the correct cut is applied.
As part of this contract cross slope working will be required, up to a maximum slope of 45%.
What the supplier must deliver
The Grass must be cut to
The Grass must be cut to a maximum height of 7 centimetres.
The width of cut will vary
The width of cut will vary and will be specified on the maps provided; particular attention must be paid to the provided maps to ensure the correct cut is applied.
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