MehrSpur Zurich - Winterthur Soil monitoring of construction site (SPS) Sections A2-A5

This tender concerns the construction pedological monitoring (SPS) for sections A2, A3, A4, and A5 of the MehrSpur Zurich - Winterthur project. This major infrastructure initiative, a collaboration between the Confederation and the Swiss Federal Railways (CFF), aims to significantly enhance rail capacity by introducing a new double-track line through the Brütten tunnel and upgrading the stations at Dietlikon, Bassersdorf, Wallisellen, and Winterthur. The project is divided into five distinct sections to manage its scope effectively. The primary objective of the pedological monitoring is to minimize the environmental impact during the construction phases. This role involves implementing the directives outlined in the soil protection concept, adhering to the specifications for construction environmental monitoring (SER), and executing measures stipulated in the environmental impact report (RIE) concerning soil protection. Furthermore, the monitoring must ensure compliance with any additional conditions imposed by the Federal Office of Transport (OFT) during the plan approval process. The contract includes responsibilities during SIA phases 4 and 5 (partial phases 41, 51, 53). The successful bidder will act as the primary contact for soil-related matters and project modifications, ensuring that environmental standards are consistently met and integrated into the construction process. This specialized monitoring is crucial for the sustainable execution of this vital railway expansion project.

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

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