Quay reinforcement Quay Kortland

This project focuses on the reinforcement of Quay Kortland, a section of the regional flood defenses within the Alblasserwaard and Vijfheerenlanden (A5H) area. This initiative is part of the broader A5H Regional Program, which encompasses various water system measures and quay reinforcements. The project is being implemented in phases, with Quay Kortland representing a specific segment. The Quay Kortland is located in the municipality of Alblasserdam and extends approximately 1,000 meters. It supports a road leading north to the Kortlandse Molen, a monumental windmill, and features a marina in its northern section. The quay's surroundings include agricultural land, a residential house with a garden, an ice rink, and allotment gardens. The southern part of the quay borders the Alblasserbos, a forest owned by Staatsbosbeheer (SBB) and designated as part of the Dutch National Nature Network (NNN). The quay itself is also situated within this NNN area. The reinforcement works are essential to ensure the structural integrity and flood protection capabilities of this critical piece of infrastructure. The project aims to upgrade the quay to meet current safety standards and environmental requirements, considering its location within a nature conservation area. Further details on the specific technical interventions, materials, and timelines will be provided to prospective bidders. This work is crucial for maintaining regional water safety and preserving the ecological value of the surrounding landscape.

This is a works contract in the construction and civil works sector, with a focus on Ports. Located in Netherlands, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of EUR 2.0 million.

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