This guideline concerns the procurement of ecological grass grazing, with number SSC-ZL-2019-130564.
The tender will be conducted in accordance with the European open procedure.
This section provides global information about the content of the assignment.
The assignment consists of 1 agreement. This agreement has been added to this tender in draft. Tenderers may tender for this in accordance with the conditions applicable to this tender.
The description of the agreement in this guide has an indicative character. Only the content of the aforementioned draft agreement, including any notes of information or notes of changes with which the draft agreement is amended during this tender, is binding.
The numbers and volumes mentioned in the guide are indicative. The contracting authority does not guarantee the accuracy of the numbers and volumes.
Ecological grass grazing
CNME has been working for nature in Maastricht and the region for more than 20 years. This is done according to traditional methods; custom work, carried out with expertise and with attention to nature and people. CNME focuses on the conservation and expansion of biodiversity in nature management. CNME connects people and nature with participation projects and activities.
CNME carries out ecological management for 25 nature reserves with an area of approximately 121 hectares on behalf of the municipality of Maastricht. A large part of the areas consists of flowery grasslands. These grasslands are managed at the favorable times of mowing and grazing.
The grazing with sheep is part of the management that the CNME carries out on behalf of the municipality of Maastricht. The most important objective for sheep grazing is the ecological development of grasslands and biodiversity. Sheep grazing is used to make grasslands richer and more colorful. By grazing at favorable times (taking into account flowering and seed setting of plants), grasslands can continue to develop botanically. For grassland management, pressure grazing is mainly used, this takes place in a short period with a large herd.