Separate lot No. 2: "Clearing of woody and shrub vegetation from dam walls, their adjacent facilities and maintenance of riverbed conductivity in a section up to 500 meters from the dam wall for reservoirs managed by DPUSY, located in the territory of TP Veliko Tarnovo" – "Dermen Genesh-322" dam, "Soludjak-33" dam, and "Trasta-5" dam

This tender concerns Lot No. 2, focusing on vegetation management for specific reservoirs under the administration of DPUSYa (State Enterprise for Management of the Danube River and Coastal Infrastructure) within the Veliko Tarnovo territorial division. The primary objective is the clearing of woody and shrub vegetation from the dam walls and their associated structures. Additionally, the scope of work includes maintaining the conductivity of riverbeds within a 500-meter radius extending from the dam wall. The specific reservoirs included in this lot are "Dermen Genesh-322", "Soludzhak-33", and "Trasta-5". This procurement is essential for ensuring the structural integrity of the dams, preventing potential issues arising from uncontrolled vegetation growth, and maintaining proper water flow and management within the designated areas. The contracting authority seeks qualified service providers capable of undertaking these specialized maintenance and clearing tasks in accordance with the tender specifications. The successful bidder will be responsible for executing these works to ensure the long-term operational efficiency and safety of the specified reservoir infrastructure.

This is a services contract in the water and sanitation and environment and climate sectors, with a focus on Wastewater, Drainage and Waste Management. Located in Bulgaria, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of BGN 87,000.

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