Expert support in determining systemically linked measures for reducing flood and erosion risk and improving the hydromorphological status of waters in river basins and catchments in Slovenia for Lot No. 1 - Soča

This tender seeks expert support to identify and define interconnected measures aimed at mitigating flood and erosion risks, while simultaneously enhancing the hydromorphological condition of water bodies within Slovenia's river basins and catchments. Specifically, this procurement focuses on Lot No. 1, which pertains to the Soča river basin. The objective is to develop a comprehensive strategy that addresses these environmental challenges in a holistic and integrated manner, ensuring that interventions for flood and erosion control also contribute positively to the ecological health and natural functioning of the watercourses. The scope of work will likely involve detailed hydrological and ecological assessments, analysis of existing data, identification of critical areas, and the formulation of specific, actionable measures. These measures are expected to be systemically linked, meaning they should be coordinated and mutually reinforcing to achieve optimal results. Key requirements will likely include the expertise of consultants in hydrology, environmental engineering, ecological restoration, and water management. The successful bidder will be responsible for providing technical and scientific guidance to ensure that the proposed measures are effective, sustainable, and compliant with relevant Slovenian and European Union environmental legislation. Further details regarding the precise scope of work, deliverables, and evaluation criteria are available in the Project Task No. 43007-13/2025, dated April 9, 2025.

This is a services contract in the environment and climate, water and sanitation and architecture and engineering sectors, with a focus on Environmental Policy, Water Resources, Feasibility Studies and Project Management. Located in Slovenia, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of EUR 77,492.

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