Environmental Vulnerability Study, On-site and Off-site Diagnosis, Interpretation of Environmental Status / Former Mining and Industrial Site of Combe du Saut - Limousis, Aude (11)

This tender concerns the Combe du Saut and Caunette sector in the Orbiel valley (Limousis, Aude department, France). It outlines the specific conditions for executing an environmental vulnerability study, an on-site and off-site diagnosis, and an Interpretation of Environmental Status (IEM). These services will be based on two main components: (i) a historical synthesis, a topographic survey, and existing environmental monitoring data; and (ii) the acquisition of complementary data concerning soils, groundwater, and surface water. The primary objective of this study is to reconstruct, by examining the history of industrial and environmental practices at the site, both the potentially contaminated areas (whether remediated or not) and the specific pollutants (composition and concentration) that may be present within the affected site. This comprehensive assessment is crucial for understanding the environmental legacy of the former mining and industrial activities in the Combe du Saut area and for informing future management and remediation strategies. The scope of work requires a detailed understanding of environmental science, hydrogeology, soil science, and historical industrial processes. The successful bidder will be responsible for gathering and interpreting diverse datasets to provide a robust assessment of the environmental condition of this former industrial zone.

This is a services contract in the mining and extractives, environment and climate and architecture and engineering sectors. Located in France, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums.

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