“SEZ – 9th stage of protective remediation pumping of groundwater in the area of the former DS PHM Šumperk – Vikýřovice, company ORLEN Unipetrol RPA s.r.o."

This tender concerns the 9th stage of remediation pumping of groundwater at the former fuel distribution depot (BENZINA) located in Šumperk-Vikýřovice, operated by ORLEN Unipetrol RPA s.r.o. The primary objective is to address and remediate an old ecological burden within the saturated zone of the geological environment at the site. The work aims to prevent the further spread of contamination originating from the pollution hotspot at the former distribution depot. Specifically, the remediation efforts are designed to halt the migration of pollutants towards the second-degree protection zone (PHO II) of the Luže groundwater catchment area. This project represents a continuation of ongoing environmental remediation activities at the site, focusing on groundwater quality protection and the long-term management of legacy pollution. The scope of work will likely involve the operation and maintenance of existing pumping infrastructure, monitoring of groundwater levels and quality, and potentially the implementation of advanced treatment technologies to manage the extracted contaminated water. Successful execution of this stage is crucial for safeguarding the regional water resources and ensuring compliance with environmental regulations. The tender is seeking qualified contractors with proven experience in environmental remediation, particularly in groundwater treatment and the management of contaminated sites within industrial areas.

This is a services contract in the environment and climate and water and sanitation sectors, with a focus on Pollution Control and Groundwater. Located in Czech Republic, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums.

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