Summary
Machine-generated summaryThe Scottish Government is seeking a contractor to develop a quantified understanding of potential cumulative displacement and spatial mapping of cumulative spatial restrictions to commercial fishing in Scottish waters, including a case study on cumulative displacement for the fishing sector. The work will provide an evidence base to inform future marine planning and policy decisions affecting the fishing sector, considering offshore wind growth, cables, aquaculture, other marine energy sectors, oil and gas, and fisheries management measures in Marine Protected Areas. The contract is anticipated to run for 8 months, with an option to extend. Interested suppliers can register via the Public Contracts Scotland website.
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Source: Public Contracts Scotland
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