This tender seeks a professional service provider to conduct a comprehensive mapping of the range, abundance, biomass, and age of invasive alien plants in South Africa over a three-year period, contributing to effective environmental management.
The South African government is inviting proposals from qualified professional service providers to undertake a critical project aimed at mapping invasive alien plants across the country. This initiative will involve assessing the range, abundance, biomass, and age of these species, which pose significant threats to local ecosystems and biodiversity. The successful bidder will be required to utilize advanced methodologies and technologies to gather accurate data that will inform management strategies and conservation efforts.
The project duration is set for three years, during which the provider will collaborate closely with the Department of Environment, Forestry and Fisheries. Key deliverables include detailed reports, geographic information system (GIS) mapping, and recommendations for managing invasive species. This tender not only presents an opportunity to contribute to environmental sustainability but also to engage in a project that has far-reaching implications for biodiversity conservation in South Africa. Providers must demonstrate expertise in ecological studies, data analysis, and familiarity with invasive species management practices.
This tender is suitable for environmental consulting firms, ecological research organizations, and companies specializing in GIS and data analysis, particularly those with experience in invasive species management and ecological assessments.
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