Services for Defining Protection Zones and Monitoring Administrative Establishment Procedures: Neez Water Intake, Campeys Abstraction, Lacabessan Abstraction.

This tender seeks services for the definition of protection zones and the management of administrative procedures for establishing these zones for three specific water abstraction points: the Neez Water Intake, the Campeys Abstraction, and the Lacabessan Abstraction. The primary objective of this mission is to enhance the understanding of the hydraulic and hydrological functioning of these abstraction sites, thereby preserving water resources. This will be achieved through measures to combat point source and accidental pollution, ensuring compliance with current regulatory obligations. The project involves executing the technical and administrative phases necessary for the official declaration of public utility for these abstraction sites, culminating in the publication of decrees by the prefecture. The scope of work is divided into a firm tranche and an optional tranche, indicating a phased approach to the project. Key activities will include detailed hydrological and hydraulic studies, risk assessments related to pollution, and the comprehensive management of all administrative steps required to secure the legal protection of these vital water sources. This initiative is crucial for ensuring the long-term availability and quality of water for the region.

This is a services contract in the water and sanitation, environment and climate and architecture and engineering sectors, with a focus on Water Resources, Pollution Control, Environmental Policy and Feasibility Studies. Located in France, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of EUR 232,000.

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