Tenders in Water-project construction

Izgradnja obaloutvrda na Tujničkom potoku u naselju Tujnica (Džamija-Most) u dužini od 70,0 m

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STARI EOJN - UGOVOR O GRAĐENJU - IZVOĐENJE RADOVA RESTAURACIJE STARE DRAVE NA PODRUČJU ALJMAŠKOG RITA - BJELOBRDSKA BARA

Hrvatske vode, pravna osoba za upravljanje vodama, Grad Zagreb

STARI EOJN - Izvođenje radova uređenja korita rijeke Vuke (rkm 0+400 - 1+400; spojni kanal s propustom; rkm 1+931; spojni kanal s propustom rkm 3+027; obalni pojass na l.o.o rkm 2+885 - 3+420

Hrvatske vode, pravna osoba za upravljanje vodama, Grad Zagreb

Čišćenje zaraslih površina dovodnog kanala i GKB-a – CHE Čapljina

JP ELEKTROPRIVREDA HRVATSKE ZAJEDNICE HERCEG BOSNE D.D. MOSTAR

Market engagement event Irrigation Maintenance at Regents and Richmond and other Royal Parks

The Royal Parks Ltd

We are looking to the market to inform us about recommended best practice for Sports pitches and other irrigation systems. We will host this online team event at 14.00 for one-hour 24 July 2026 We intend to tender for the maintenance of our exiting system in Regents Park for annual maintenance and ad hoc maintenance for other sites at a later date. This is not a call to competition. Please note There is no intention for replacing the systems we currently use. We are interested in inspections and repair. However, are we would be interest in finding out more from suppliers about the following. Recommended best practice for sports pitches. •Irrigation controls •Moisture sensors •Sprinkler Performance •Uniformity of water Distribution Monitoring systems performance for •Water consumption (m3) •Irrigation run times. •Turf health and playing quality. •Maintenance costs We will be holding a team’s event and if you are interest, please respond and provide an email address. We are also interested in knowing your companies approach to the following. Please send the attached spreadsheet back •Water reduction use •Improved turf health and recovers •Consistency of playing surface •Reduced disease pressure from overwatering. •Lower operating and maintenance costs.

Izvođenje radova na odvodnji oborinskih voda MZ Dolac - I faza

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Izrada regulacije korita rijeke Neretvice – II faza

GRAD KONJIC

Radovi ravnanja i dohrane plaža

GRAD PULA - POLA, Pula - Pola

STARI EOJN - Izvođenje radova na izgradnji nasipa Kupe, obaloutvrde i zaštitnog zida na lijevoj obali Kupe od naselja Selce do Rečice -1., 2. i 3. etapa

Hrvatske vode, pravna osoba za upravljanje vodama, Grad Zagreb

Uređenje šetališta i Trga Bulevar Branilaca Dobrinje sa pratećom saobraćajnicom i parking prostorom – III faza šetnice

OPĆINA NOVI GRAD SARAJEVO

Čišćenje dijela vodotoka k.č. 1270/1 Gradina, most Semanići – Stari mlin MZ Slatina

JAVNA USTANOVA KOMUNALNO STAMBENI FOND

Čišćenje dijela vodotoka Gračanice: Most Kovačevići-Begove Kafane MZ Ćoralići

JAVNA USTANOVA KOMUNALNO STAMBENI FOND

Čišćenje dijela vodotoka potoka Koprivska rijeka most Malići-Kašaba MZ Stijena

JAVNA USTANOVA KOMUNALNO STAMBENI FOND

Čišćenje dijela vodotoka potoka Koprivska Rijeka u naselju Suljići, Suljići vikendica-Palčik MZ Donja Koprivna

JAVNA USTANOVA KOMUNALNO STAMBENI FOND

Čišćenje korita vodotoka Platnice: Hatića most-Tukovi prema Džinovićima MZ Krivaja

JAVNA USTANOVA KOMUNALNO STAMBENI FOND

Soft Market Testing - Installation of Sustainable Drainage/Rainwater Management Systems

Bristol City Council

Bristol City Council wishes to test the level of market interest in providing an end-to-end service for the installation of property‑level Sustainable Drainage Systems (SuDS) / rainwater management measures across Bristol City Council‑owned housing and private housing stock. The majority of participating properties will be located within the River Frome catchment area, including East Bristol and the Lockleaze area. The aim is to reduce surface water flooding and increasing flood resilience by catching rainwater. The service would include feasibility assessments incl. hydraulic assessments and calculating storage for a certain return period, fully leading on resident engagement incl. communication and engagement plans and contacting them, identification and assessment of suitable properties, technical and hydraulic analysis, supply and installation of rainwater butts and planters, and post‑installation monitoring and hydraulic assessment to be fed into a monitoring and evaluation report. The target area comprises 411 addresses, across 154 buildings in 21 publicly owned housing developments.

STARI EOJN - Izvođenje radova uređenja vodnog režima sliva Ođenica za potrebe obrane od poplava i višenamjensko korištenje na području Grada Virovitice

Hrvatske vode, pravna osoba za upravljanje vodama, Grad Zagreb

SCG / SCOPAC Coastal & Flood Works Framework 2027

Portsmouth City Council

Portsmouth City Council ('the council') on behalf of the Southern Coastal Group (SCG) and SCOPAC (Standing Conference on Problem Associated with the Coast), is inviting expressions of interest from suitably qualified contractors for inclusion onto a multi-contractor Coastal & Flood Works Framework Agreement. This framework will replace the existing SCG Minor Works Framework that is due to expire on 30th November 2026. The Council s aiming to commence the framework from March 2027 which will run for a period of four years, with an option to extend for a further 2 years in increments to be agreed. The framework will comprise of 3 lots: • Lot 1a - Minor Coastal Civil Engineering Works. • Lot 1b - General Coastal Civil Engineering Works. • Lot 2 - Specialist beach management. Contractors may apply for any or all of the 3 lots. Each framework lot will be made up of a primary tier of up to 4 contractors and a secondary tier of up to 2 contractors. The secondary tier will primarily be used on a contingency resource basis. Stage 1 Application is via submission of a completed Procurement Selection Questionnaire (PSQ) by 14th August 2026 @ 12:00. The council anticipates shortlisting 8 contractors for each Lot from assessment of the returned PSQ submissions, who will then be invited to tender. The value of the framework across both lots is estimated to be in the region of £25M - £75m over six years. From previous spend, and future demand from SCG Members and with consideration of proposed EA General Works grant aid funding rule changes expected in April this year, we are estimating annual Framework usage and values to be the following, however there is no guarantee of this volume of work and actual volumes and spend may be higher or lower: Lot 1a - Estimated 10-20 call offs p/a, totalling £500k - £1m p/a Lot 1b - Estimated 5-10 call offs p/a, totalling £2m-£5m p/a Lot 2 - Estimated 5-10 call offs p/a, totalling £500k-£1m p/a The average value of works called off via the framew

Redovno održavanje trajno uređenih vodotoka (I i II) kategorija

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Existing Water Treatment Solutions

Mining Remediation Authority

The Mining Remediation Authority (MRA) manages the effects of past coal mining, including managing mine water pollution from both coal and metal mines, handling subsidence damage claims which are not the responsibility of licensed coal mine operators, and managing other mining legacy issues. The MRA seek to understand the current capabilities and limitations of, and opportunities presented by, treatment technologies used to remove saline and other mine water contaminants, opportunities for reducing or repurposing wastes, and opportunities for reducing the energy consumption of treatment plant. This will allow MRA to effectively plan future operational work such as purge- and pumping tests where treatment may be required and will potentially be used in the final design of long term MWTS. More information on the scope requirements, procurement strategy and how to register your interest and information on the virtual event will be sent to interested parties on receipt of interest. This notice is issued for information and engagement purposes only and does not constitute a call for competition.

Poole Water Recycling and Transfer

Wessex Water Services Ltd

As part of wider plans from the West Country Water and Environment Group (WCWE), two projects are in early planning and development, namely the Poole Water Recycling and Transfer Project, and Cheddar 2 Reservoir and Transfer. This Preliminary Market Engagement Notice refers only to the Poole Water Recycling and Transfer Project, led by Wessex Water, however a separate Preliminary Market Engagement Notice has been concurrently issued by South West Water for the Cheddar 2 Reservoir Project. A Planned Procurement Notice reference 2025/S 000-037909 https://www.find-tender.service.gov.uk/Notice/037909-2025?origin=SearchResults&p=1 has previously been published in relation to this Project. It is Wessex Water's intent to procure a Competitively Appointed Provider (CAP) to design, build, finance, operate and maintain a new Poole Water Recycling and Transfer centre under the Direct Procurement for Customers (DPC) model. Please note that this Notice is not a call for competition. At this stage the Project scope comprises a new 30 Ml/d Water Recycling Centre at Corfe Mullen, together with ancillary associated works including transfer from the existing Poole Water Recycling Centre to the new Water Recycling Centre at Corfe Mullen, creation of new wetlands, and discharge pipelines. The estimated capital value of the work is c.£287m. A launch event was held on Tuesday 9th September 2025, followed in October 2025 by bilateral discussions with interested parties from the target market. Wessex Water invites interested parties via this Notice to participate in further Market Engagement activities, as part of a planned ongoing programme of market engagement for the Poole Water Recycling and Transfer Project. The programme of engagement is proposed to help develop a wider understanding of the delivery of the Project from both a construction and investment perspective, and presents an opportunity for Wessex Water to engage and collaborate with the market in refining its delivery and com

Subsea Cable Protection

NATIONAL GRID UK LIMITED

National Grid is planning to launch a tender for a procurement of Subsea Cable Protection contract. The scope of works/services will include a provision of a vessel and associated survey services, including loading and installation of protective measures such as rocks or concrete mattresses, for the purposes of protecting a subsea electricity cable. Interested suppliers must have the capability to provide such works/services in both nearshore and offshore UK and European waters. The intention is to award this contract to a single supplier for an initial term of 4 years with two options to extend to a total duration of 8 years. Detailed requirements will be specified in an individual work order under the contract. The contract is looking to provide works/services to the National Grid group and its JV partners. However, the key drivers are the current known exposures on IFA and NSL cables described below and the successful supplier will be expected to mobilise for these works/services in the spring 2027 (subject to licencing): • IFA between England and France: 2000m on NGV's IFA2000 offshore and 500m in a marine conservation zone, both in English waters will require protection by rocks. Water depth is up to 50m. • North Sea Link (NSL) between England and Norway: NSL cable requires 8m long extension to rock berm that was installed during construction. Water depth 90m.