Pollutant removal and disposal (VS - HFP)

This tender concerns the removal and disposal of hazardous materials and various fixtures within a facility. The scope of work includes the establishment of a construction site, specifically for handling contaminated materials, and implementing necessary protective measures. A key task involves the decontamination of approximately 900 square meters of surface area. Additionally, the project requires the demolition and disposal of approximately 2,000 linear meters of insulation, specifically mineral wool, from pipelines. The tender also covers the demolition of approximately 1,600 linear meters of pipelines. A significant portion of the work involves the removal and disposal of sanitary fixtures, including approximately 39 toilets (sanitary porcelain), 84 washbasins, 5 sinks, and 87 fittings. Furthermore, approximately 38 radiators and one ventilation unit (RLT-Gerät) are to be demolished and disposed of, along with approximately 130 linear meters of air ducts. The scope extends to the removal and disposal of approximately 285 square meters of needle-punched nonwoven floor covering and approximately 400 square meters of tiles. The project also includes various slot cutting, chiseling, and core drilling works. A critical requirement for personnel involved in executing these services is that they must have undergone a prior reliability check and present no negative findings. This ensures the safe and compliant handling of hazardous substances and the overall execution of the demolition and disposal tasks.

This is a works contract in the construction and civil works sector, with a focus on Demolition. Located in Germany, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of EUR 235,244.

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