Environmental Planning, Environmental Impact Assessment for the Weißensee Tram Depot

This tender seeks to commission comprehensive environmental planning services for the Weißensee tram depot project area. The scope of work includes the development of a landscape management plan in accordance with HOAI 2021, as well as an accompanying environmental impact assessment (EIA) also based on HOAI 2021. The contract will encompass procedural support and landscape planning services as specified in Annex 9 of HOAI 2021. The project aims to ensure that the development and operation of the tram depot are conducted with due consideration for environmental protection and sustainability. The landscape management plan will detail measures for the ecological integration and maintenance of the depot area, addressing aspects such as green infrastructure, biodiversity, and soil protection. The EIA will systematically evaluate the potential environmental impacts of the tram depot project, including effects on air quality, noise levels, water resources, and local ecosystems. It will identify mitigation measures to minimize any negative consequences and ensure compliance with relevant environmental regulations. Further details regarding the specific requirements, deliverables, and evaluation criteria are provided in the detailed service description. This procurement is crucial for obtaining the necessary environmental approvals and ensuring the responsible development of public transport infrastructure in the Weißensee area.

This is a services contract in the environment and climate, architecture and engineering and urban development and housing sectors, with a focus on Environmental Policy, environmental impact assessment and Urban Planning. Located in Germany, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums.

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