Hydrogeological expert support for groundwater remediation APH Terpe 2026 to 2027; Options 2028 to 2029, 2030 onwards

This tender seeks expert hydrogeological consultancy services for the ongoing groundwater remediation project at APH Terpe. The contract period is initially set from 2026 to 2027, with options to extend through 2028-2029 and beyond 2030. The scope of work encompasses comprehensive support throughout the remediation process. Key responsibilities include participation in the Terpe working and expert groups, providing hydrogeological advice to the contracting authority, and technical oversight of the groundwater remediation activities. This involves supervising and monitoring the operational services and supply contracts for the remediation facilities. Furthermore, the selected consultant will be responsible for the technical guidance of groundwater monitoring at APH Terpe, as well as supporting the construction and decommissioning of groundwater remediation and monitoring facilities. A significant component of the role involves the management, processing, and analysis of all groundwater and soil-related data. The services also extend to post-remediation care (Nachsorge) and tasks related to groundwater flow and contaminant transport modeling for APH Terpe. This includes developing and executing groundwater flow and contaminant transport models, and preparing annual reports on groundwater security by April 30th of the following year. The tender also covers the development of remediation concepts, conducting remediation audits, and providing operational support such as preparing tender documents and evaluating bids. Special investigations may also be required.

This is a services contract in the environment and climate and architecture and engineering sectors, with a focus on Environmental Policy, Feasibility Studies and Project Management. Located in Germany, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums.

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