Quarrying: North District
Open: 21 days left to bid.
| Buyer | Forestry Commission |
|---|---|
| Where | South West |
| Value | £2.4m |
| Deadline | 9 Nov 2026 |
| Published | 15 Oct 2026 |
| Sector | Construction and civil engineering |
| Suitable for small firms | Yes, says the buyer |
| Source | Find a Tender |
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- Framework: winning gets you on a list, not guaranteed work
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What the buyer says
Quarrying works in the north of England comprise extraction and processing of aggregate from hard rock quarries, including associated drilling and blasting works. Materials are extracted in relatively small quantities and used in various Forestry England civil engineering applications, mostly for the construction and maintenance of forest roads for the purposes of facilitating timber harvesting. Quarrying operations are therefore undertaken in a number of specific locations, in close proximity to the point of use of the extracted materials. Typically, extraction of materials will take place over a period of a few weeks each year, with material then stockpiled within the quarry, or at other designated locations for use as and when needed. This Framework is divided in to 2 Lots: Lot 1, Drilling and blasting Lot 2, Extraction and processing/crushing
Lots (2)
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- Drilling and blasting
- Extraction and processing/crushing