No. 1 Call for Consultancy (Engineering Framework Agreement)

Tasks of the Successful Tenderer: 1. Demolition audit (partial deadline: 60 working days) 2. Climate change adaptation strategy (partial deadline: 30 working days) 3. Ecological survey and strategy (partial deadline: 30 working days) The contracting authority details the above tasks below: Demolition audit: "The aim of the task is to prepare a detailed demolition audit prior to the demolition of existing buildings, structures and paved surfaces, in accordance with the content and formal requirements of BREEAM credit Wst 01. The audit aims to identify the material flows generated during the demolition or renovation of existing buildings, structures and paved surfaces, and to assess their potential for reuse, recycling, and avoidance of landfilling in accordance with the principles of the circular economy. The demolition audit shall cover the following: - Identification and categorization of materials and structural elements generated during demolition; - Estimation of the quantities of expected demolition waste, broken down by EWC codes (e.g., concrete, brick, masonry, metal, wood, etc.); - Potential opportunities for reuse and recycling of materials, their assessment, and identification of any technological, logistical or environmental barriers; - Mapping of market opportunities for the sale of recycled or recovered materials; - Assessment and evaluation of on-site and off-site recovery and reuse options; - Development of recommendations for the separate collection and management of different material fractions; As a result of the audit, a written report must be submitted, which, in accordance with BREEAM requirements: - includes the methodology used, documentation of the survey and recommendations, - presents measures to maximize the recycling rate, - and ensures the usability of the documentation for BREEAM certification. Climate change adaptation strategy: The aim of the task is to prepare a strategy in accordance with the requirements of BREEAM International NC v6 Wst 05 – Climate Change Adaptation, which assesses the climate risks expected during the building's lifespan and defines protection, prevention, and adaptation measures against them. The strategy aims to ensure the building's resilience to extreme weather and environmental impacts resulting from climate change, and to demonstrate that these aspects have been incorporated into the design process. The task includes: - Identification of expected climatic risks (e.g., heatwaves, extreme precipitation, freeze-thaw cycles, wind and flood loads, etc.); - Assessment of the impacts of risks on the structure, material use, function, and operation; - Summarization of the impacts on the building and prioritization of critical factors; - Development of recommendations for preventing and mitigating risks (e.g., shading, drainage, thermal insulation measures, operational solutions); The result of the study will be a written climate change adaptation strategy report, which: - complies with the content and formal requirements of BREEAM International NC v6 Wst 05 credit, - presents the identified risks and adaptation measures, - and is suitable for official certification in the BREEAM certification process. Ecological survey and strategy: The aim of the task is to develop an ecological study and strategy in accordance with the content and formal requirements of BREEAM LE 02-LE 04- LE 05, involving a suitably qualified ecological expert. The documentation aims to explore the current ecological status of the construction site, define protection and development measures, and lay the foundation for the long-term preservation and development of biodiversity. The task includes: - Ecological site assessment and study: An ecological survey in accordance with BREEAM requirements, carried out at an early stage of the project, before site work and construction begin. The study aims to identify and document the existing ecological values, habitats, plant and animal species of the construction site...