Development of a land management project for the organization and establishment of boundaries of territories of natural-reserve fund and other nature protection purposes, health resort, recreational, historical-cultural, forestry purposes, lands of water fund and water protection zones, land use restrictions and their regime-forming objects (with the aim of establishing the boundaries of the water protection zone and the coastal protection strip of the Usta River in the area of Knyaz Volodymyr Street within the Rivne city territorial community) (Architectural, engineering and surveying services) [CPV: 71250000-5]

This tender involves the development of a land management project. The project's objective is to organize and establish boundaries for various land categories, including protected areas, nature conservation zones, health resorts, recreational areas, historical-cultural sites, forestry lands, water fund lands, and water protection zones. It also addresses land use restrictions and their regime-forming objects. Specifically, the project aims to define the boundaries of the water protection zone and the coastal protective strip of the Ustia River along Knyaz Volodymyra Street within the Rivne City Territorial Community. The service required falls under architectural, engineering, and surveying services, with CPV code 71250000-5. The procuring entity is the Land Relations Department of the Executive Committee of the Rivne City Council. This project is crucial for effective land resource management, environmental protection, and sustainable development within the specified area, ensuring compliance with regulations regarding water bodies and protected zones.

This is a services contract in the environment and climate, architecture and engineering and legal services sectors, with a focus on Environmental Policy and Legal Aid. Located in Ukraine, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of UAH 90,000.

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