Drafting of the area plan for the Avigliana Lakes Natural Park

This tender concerns the development of the Area Plan for the Laghi di Avigliana Natural Park, located in the province of Turin, Italy. The contracting authority is the ENTE DI GESTIONE DELLE AREE PROTETTE DELLE ALPI COZIE (Management Body for the Protected Areas of the Cottian Alps). The procurement process was a negotiated procedure without prior publication of a call for competition. The estimated value of the contract is EUR 84,000.00, and this was also the final award value. The awarded company is PQ2011 Società Cooperativa. The services required fall under the category of urban planning services (CPV code: Servizi di urbanistica). The Laghi di Avigliana Natural Park is a significant protected area, and the Area Plan is a crucial strategic document for its management, conservation, and sustainable development. This plan will likely define guidelines, zoning, conservation measures, and potential development strategies for the park and its surrounding territory, ensuring the protection of its natural and landscape heritage while promoting ecological balance and potentially sustainable tourism or other activities compatible with conservation goals. The tender documents were made available through the provided link. The specific details of the plan's scope and objectives would be further elaborated within the tender documentation.

This is a services contract in the culture and heritage, architecture and engineering and environment and climate sectors, with a focus on Biodiversity, Protected Areas, Heritage Preservation and Tourism Development. Located in Italy, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of EUR 84,000.

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