Tree pruning by climbing techniques at Madrid’s Royal Botanical Garden

Summary

The Spanish National Research Council (CSIC), through Madrid’s Royal Botanical Garden, is procuring an 18-month tree-pruning service using climbing techniques for urban and notable trees in the historic garden. The work includes pruning trees identified by the Garden, removing and managing the resulting vegetation, and occasional hedge trimming or other arboricultural tasks. The contract is not divided into lots; its estimated base budget is EUR 147,366 excluding VAT, and extensions may total up to 18 additional months.