Monitoring and study of the Canary Island cedar’s seed dispersers

Summary

The tender covers monitoring and research on the main seed dispersers of the Canary Island cedar (Juniperus cedrus subsp. cedrus) in the Canary Islands and is divided into two lots. Lot 1 involves capturing, marking and GPS-tracking ravens (Corvus corax); Lot 2 involves capturing and marking ring ouzels (Turdus torquatus). Bids may be submitted for one or both lots. The contract runs from signature until 30 November 2027. Lot 1 requires a single final report, while Lot 2 requires interim reports and an annual report, also due by 30 November 2027. The maximum tender budget is €34,000 including 7% IGIC; the estimated value is €31,775.70 excluding IGIC. Price carries up to 27 points, relevant documented staff experience up to 70 points, and a commitment to reduce waste and consumables up to 3 points. Bidders must submit the required declarations, commitments on staff assignment and environmental measures, and proof of civil-liability and professional-accident insurance. Economic and technical/professional solvency do not have to be demonstrated. Bids must be submitted electronically in Spanish; no guarantee is required.