Hydrogeological expert consultant Schwarze Pumpe 2026 -2027, options 2028-2029, 2030 onwards

This tender seeks a qualified Hydrogeological Expert Consultant for services related to the Schwarze Pumpe site, covering the period from 2026 to 2027, with options for extension in 2028-2029 and beyond. The scope of work is comprehensive and focuses on groundwater remediation and management. Key responsibilities include participation in project management structures, technical support for hydraulic remediation measures, and expert guidance for the operation and construction of groundwater wells. The consultant will also oversee remediation activities and monitor services and supplies for groundwater remediation plant operations. Furthermore, the role involves technical support for the maintenance of the monitoring network, including updating the monitoring station concept and managing construction/decommissioning measures. A significant aspect of the work includes the administration, processing, and utilization of all groundwater and soil-related data. The consultant will also provide technical support for the operation of interception ditches in Zerre, conduct flow and substance transport modeling, and perform digital map processing and updates. Reporting duties are included, as well as operational services such as preparing tender documents and evaluating bids. Special investigations will also be part of the consultancy. This contract is crucial for the ongoing environmental management and remediation efforts at the Schwarze Pumpe facility.

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

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