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CP2821-26 Study of Carbon Sequestration and Soil Health Impacts within Highway Earthworks

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Devon County Council is seeking research services for a study of carbon sequestration and soil health impacts within highway earthworks near Newton Abbot, Devon, United Kingdom. The estimated value is 2,040,000 GBP for a duration of 31 months. The submission deadline is 30 October 2026. Notice, tender documents, and submission instructions are available on the find-tender.service.gov.uk portal.

Updated October 12, 2026

Deadline
17 days left
October 30, 2026
Contract Details
Category
Open Procedure
Reference
093401-2026
Value
£2,040,000
Location
Devon, United Kingdom
Published
October 05, 2026
Organization
CPV Code
Project Timeline

Tender Published

October 02, 2026

Deadline for Questions

October 23, 2026

Submission Deadline

October 30, 2026

Contract Start Date

November 20, 2026

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Key facts

Estimated value
£2,040,000
Deadline
17 days left
CPV Code
73110000 — Research services
Procedure
Below threshold - open competition
Lots
Divided into lots
Budget
£2,040,000
Duration
31 months
Location
Devon
Type
Open Procedure

Original Tender Description

Devon County Council (DCC), is delivering the A382 Link Road Development near Newton Abbot, Devon. In addition to the main scheme, additional funding has been made available through the ADEPT Live Labs 2: Decarbonising Local Roads programme to fund carbon reduction measures on the project. The scheme seeks not only to improve highway safety, network resilience and traffic flow, but also to demonstrate innovative approaches to reducing and removing carbon emissions from highway construction activities. As part of the project's carbon-negative aspirations, DCC wishes to investigate the impact of construction activities on soil carbon levels and the potential benefits of incorporating biochar, enhanced mineral weathering and mycorrhizal fungi into traditional highway earthworks operations. Emerging research suggests that these products may increase carbon sequestration rates, improve soil health and increase long-term carbon storage within highway verges and associated landscape areas. The budget available is between £150,000 and £170,000 further details on the cost strategy are given in the documentation.

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  • Financial stability documentation

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