Aldeia-Melgaço Condominium (PRR_C08_Environmental Fund_153) – Preventive silviculture and planting actions

This tender concerns preventive silviculture and planting actions within the Aldeia-Melgaço Condominium, identified under the reference PRR_C08_Environmental Fund_153. The project falls under the scope of the Recovery and Resilience Plan (PRR) and is financed by the Environmental Fund. The primary objective is to implement measures aimed at reducing the risk of forest fires and enhancing the ecological resilience of the designated area. This involves activities such as the removal of combustible materials, thinning of vegetation, and the planting of appropriate species that are more resistant to fire and contribute to biodiversity. The scope of work is expected to cover specific zones within the Aldeia-Melgaço Condominium, requiring careful planning and execution to ensure compliance with environmental regulations and best practices in forest management. Bidders are expected to demonstrate expertise in silviculture, ecological restoration, and fire prevention strategies. The project is crucial for safeguarding the natural landscape, protecting local communities from potential fire hazards, and contributing to the broader environmental goals of the PRR. Further details regarding the specific technical specifications, geographical boundaries, and evaluation criteria will be provided in the full tender documentation. This initiative underscores a commitment to sustainable land management and climate change adaptation within Portugal.

This is a services contract in the environment and climate and agriculture and food security sectors, with a focus on Forestry and Crop Production. Located in Portugal, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums.

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