United KingdomOpen tenderKind of contract: Services
Economic Analysis of Deer Management with a Focus on Venison Supply Chain Development in and around the New Forest National Park
- Buyer
- New Forest National Park Authority · United Kingdom
- Posted
- 26 October 2026
- Deadline
- 20 November 2026
- Reference number
- 101214-2026
- CPV codes
- 71241000, 71620000, 77200000, 79311300
In short
- Wanted: Agriculture.
- Estimated value: £15,000, as the notice states it.
- Buyer: New Forest National Park Authority, United Kingdom.
- Offers by 20 November 2026, 17 days left.
Can a company from Türkiye take part?
The buyer decides on Turkish bids
- The UK's Procurement Act protects only suppliers of treaty states, and Türkiye is not one: the buyer may exclude a Turkish bid.
Rests on: Procurement Act 2023, ss. 19(3)(b), 20(5), 89 and 90, Schedule 9
Guidance from the official rules, not legal advice: the tender documents decide.
Next step
You have time: download the notice and its documents, and send your questions to the buyer well before the deadline.
If taking part directly is unclear, go in with a partner or distributor in that country.
Documents to prepare
The full list of what to submit is in the tender documents at the source.
Market context
1 company in Türkiye fits this opportunity.
Items
| Item | Quantity | Codes |
|---|---|---|
| Economic Analysis of Deer Management with a Focus on Venison Supply Chain Development in and around the New Forest National Park The New Forest National Park Authority, Natural England and Forestry Commission are working together to convene experts and stakeholders to produce a Protected Site Strategy (PSS) and Strategic Action Plan (SAP) for deer management for the New Forest National Park and surrounding area. A critical component of enabling sustainable deer management is the effective utilisation of venison. A well-functioning venison supply chain can help offset management costs, create economic incentives, and support local food systems and rural economies. However, the venison supply chain in and around the New Forest is currently perceived as underdeveloped, with constraints in processing capacity, market access, coordination, and demand. This commission seeks to understand the economics of deer management as a whole system, with a particular focus on the role and potential of the venison supply chain as a key lever for improving outcomes. | — | cpv:71241000, nace:71, nace:71.1, cpv:71620000, nace:71.2, nace:71.20, cpv:77200000, nace:02, nace:02.4, cpv:79311300, nace:73, nace:73.2 |