Legal Consultancy Invitation to Tender

HRL would like to invite all interested consultancies, practices and qualified freelancers to submit their proposals for the Legal Consultancy tender under the FIRNS funding for the delivery of “Joint Ventures for Scalable Community Benefits from Rewilding”.  

The purpose of the legal consultancy work is to provide expert business development support to finalize the 5 CJVs business models. 

The objectives of the legal consultancy work are to help us develop the following for each CJV idea: 

  • the most suitable CJV structure 

  • the necessary legal documents 

  • the drafts for the relevant shareholder or membership agreements 

All CJVs will share the following characteristics: 

  • Based in small rural communities 

  • Combine ecosystem services & natural capital with community prosperity approach 

The legal consultancy work will overlap with business and financial modelling to allow cross-team consultations should they be needed and availability for these is an expected part of the tender. 

Given the experimental nature of our FIRNS project and its interdisciplinarity, our priority is to engage with a consultancy, practice or a qualified freelancer with experience in: 

  • small-scale businesses & micro-businesses 

  • start-ups and/ or innovative interdisciplinary ventures 

  • local community projects 

  • rural economies & Scottish rural context 

  • ecosystem services (e.g. agriculture, forestry) & natural capital ventures (e.g. soil carbon credits) 

  • community engagement & community prosperity 

If you would like to submit your proposal or have any questions, please email our Project Coordinator at zofia.dziewanowska@highlandsrewilding.co.uk

The deadline for proposal submission is 11th September 2024. In case of any queries, please contact us by 6th of September.  

This project is supported by The Facility for Investment Ready Nature in Scotland (FIRNS). Delivered by NatureScot in collaboration with The Scottish Government and in partnership with the National Lottery Heritage Fund 

Thanks to the National Lottery Players 

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