A4 AS Uhyst- AS Weißenberg, Grassland and Shrubbery Maintenance, 2026 - 2028

This tender concerns the maintenance of green areas and shrubbery along the A4 motorway, specifically between the Uhyst and Weißenberg junctions, for the period spanning 2026 to 2028. The scope of work involves a variety of landscape management tasks, with specific quantities outlined for each year. Key activities include the rejuvenation of shrubbery, mowing with removal of cuttings, mulch mowing, removal of fallen trees, felling of individual trees, demolition of a crossing, clearing of undergrowth, freeing wildlife protection fences, and cutting back vegetation to maintain clearance profiles and pollarded trees. The quantities for these tasks vary annually. For instance, in 2026, the tender specifies rejuvenating 11,650 m² of shrubbery, mowing 42,700 m² with removal, and performing mulch mowing on 22,400 m². Additional tasks for 2026 include felling one tree and demolishing one crossing. In 2027, the scope expands to include cutting back 20 meters of clearance profile, pruning 5 pollarded trees and 88 fruit trees, cutting reeds over 850 m², and conducting short-term traffic safety measures on 12 occasions. The year 2028 focuses on rejuvenating 5,000 m² of shrubbery, extensive mowing operations, and pruning a significant number of fruit and deciduous trees, alongside reed cutting. This contract is essential for maintaining the safety and aesthetic quality of the motorway infrastructure.

This is a services contract in the environment and climate and agriculture and food security sectors, with a focus on Forestry and Pest Control. Located in Germany, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of EUR 181,853.

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