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ProRail B.V. intends to renew the 1.5 km long revetment between Zaandam Kogerveld and Purmerend. The current structure has deteriorated, causing embankments to partially fail and the inspection path to subside. The project includes the full replacement of the revetment and the repair of all necessary subsidences to ensure the safety and operational continuity of the railway network.
The Municipality of Oost Gelre intends to redesign the Zieuwentseweg and adjacent parts of the Kerkhoflaan and Schatbergstraat in Lichtenvoorde. The project, planned for 2025 (preparation and partial execution) and 2026 (full execution), focuses on a climate-adaptive, sustainable, and circular approach. All assets – sewerage, greenery, public lighting, paving, and traffic – must be integrated into the design and execution. The tender is non-public and aims to select a construction team partner to work together with the municipality to deliver an innovative, environmentally friendly, and future-proof infrastructure.
The modification concerns additional building and installation works for ICT facilities in Huis ter Heide 62, Zeist. The original contract ‘Selectiefase D&C – Herontwikkeling HtH62’ (reference 344486) is being modified under Article 2.163d/e of the Aanbestedingswet 2012. New and additional users have specific requirements for ICT facilities, necessitating extra installations. The expected contract value for the ICT facilities is approximately €3,000,000 including VAT. The works include, among other things, the installation of network infrastructure, data center facilities, security systems, and supporting building adjustments. The contract falls under the public sector, specifically the police, and requires a combination of building expertise and ICT installation knowledge. The procurement is intended to improve the functionality and security of the building and to meet the needs of the new users.
The ABG-organisatie is seeking an exclusive partner for the design and construction of a new cultuurcentrum at the Loswal in Baarle. The project includes full architectural concept development, structural engineering, interior design, acoustic optimization, and project management. The tender is subject to a negotiated procedure without publication, requiring a confidential and rapid selection of a suitable contractor. The contracting authority expects an integrated approach that complies with Dutch building and safety standards, including accessibility, energy efficiency, and sustainable materials. The collaboration requires a clear scope, realistic planning, budget management, and regular reporting to the contracting authority. The tender focuses on a partner with experience in cultural real estate, capable of working within a tight timeline and delivering a high-quality, functional, and aesthetic final product.
The Municipality of Wijk bij Duurstede intends to redesign the Zandweg. The project includes the complete renewal of the paving on the Zandweg between the Remus roundabout and the Steenstraat, and the redesign of the Steenstraat between the Zandweg and the Karel de Grotestraat. For both streets, pavements, parking spaces, cycle paths, and greenery will be replaced. Additionally, a new roundabout will be installed near the Frankenweg as part of the project. The VRI near the Madelinushof and the public lighting will be replaced outside of this contract. The work concerns an extensive road and infrastructure task with several sub-components, including road surfacing, sewerage works, grounds maintenance, and traffic facilities.
The Universiteit Medisch Centrum Groningen (UMCG) is seeking a supplier for the design and realisation of a 24-hour lab and a Central Specimen Reception (CMO), including all associated rooms, facilities, and project prerequisite and sub-projects. The assignment falls under a voluntary transparency procedure without public announcement, meaning the procurement is carried out via negotiations without publication. The supplier must deliver a complete concept that meets medical, safety, and quality standards, including construction, installations, IT infrastructure, and logistical processes for specimens. The contractor is expected to have experience with similar medical facilities, knowledge of relevant laws and regulations, and the ability to implement an integrated project schedule. The assignment requires a multidisciplinary approach involving architecture, civil engineering, electrical engineering, and logistics. The final delivery must result in an operational, compliant, and future-proof lab that is available 24/7 for research and diagnostics.
The tender concerns the renovation of Gemaal De Waterwolf, a historic waterworks of the Waterschap Noorderzijlvest. The works include the removal and control of organic growth, repair of pointing and masonry, replacement of damaged wooden components (window frames, windows, doors, dormers, facade moldings, roof boarding), removing and relaying roof tiles, painting of wooden parts and memorial stones, repair and replacement of zinc gutters and rainwater downpipes, conservation of metalwork, and replacement of two flue gas exhausts. The contract is open and focused on works, without a CPV code. The focus lies on structural repair, material conservation, and aesthetic treatment of a monumental building. The tender requires a combination of expertise in building, masonry, woodworking, painting, and metal conservation, with attention to historical value and water management.
The Municipality of Weert is transforming the existing Boshoven sports park into Open Park Weert, a multifunctional open sports park that brings together sports clubs and social organisations. This tender focuses exclusively on the construction of a multifunctional indoor sports facility, including a changing-club building, storage space for materials, and a multifunctional sports and play element. The other buildings fall outside the scope. The procedure is non-public. The tender requires a construction that meets safety and accessibility standards, energy efficiency, and integration with the other sports and recreation facilities of the park. The contracting authority expects timely delivery, a clear project planning, and cost-effective execution. The successful contractor will deliver a facility that invites the residents of Weert to actively participate in sports and recreation, contributing to the health and well-being of the community.
The Municipality of Bergen op Zoom is requesting the renovation of 57 manholes within a 3 km long concrete ø1500mm main sewer, installed in 1972. The manholes are largely inaccessible, unlocatable, or can no longer be properly sealed, making inspections and maintenance difficult. In an earlier phase, the manholes were made accessible again, but various defects were identified during execution. The tender focuses on replacing manhole covers, repairing defects, and ensuring optimal accessibility for future inspections. The works include removing and replacing old covers, repairing damaged manhole walls, constructing access roads, and implementing a demountable, specifically designed manhole cover in collaboration with TBS Soest. The goal is a sustainable, inspection-friendly main sewer that meets current safety and environmental requirements.
The Municipality of Leudal has an open tender for the reconstruction of the Brigittastraat. The project includes a series of preparatory, earthworks, and roadworks, including the breaking up and replacement of paving elements, asphalt surfacing, sewerage, and kerbing. Additionally, street repair works, the removal and installation of greenery, and other incidental works are required. The contract focuses on a complete redesign of the street, with attention to water drainage, traffic safety, and aesthetic aspects. The tender is public, without a CPV code, and is aimed at contractors with experience in urban road and sewerage projects. The works will be carried out in accordance with Dutch regulations and standards for public works, with an emphasis on sustainability and minimal traffic disruption.
Eindhoven University of Technology is seeking a contractor for major replacement maintenance (GVO) of the Helix building. The assignment includes building, installation, security, and fire safety measures to maintain the building in good condition until the next major renovation, planned in more than ten years. The works must comply with current building and safety standards, including structural integrity, HVAC, electrical installations, access control, and fire detection. The tender is non-public, allowing a limited number of certified companies to be approached. The contracting authority expects an integrated approach, in which the various disciplines work together seamlessly and a detailed maintenance plan is provided. The contractor must have experience with university or research buildings, knowledge of complex installations, and a proven track record in long-term maintenance.
The Municipality of Dronten is establishing a framework agreement for the maintenance of closed paving in the period 2025-2028. The agreement focuses on annual major maintenance and the repair of damages and defects through minor maintenance, carried out upon instruction from the road manager(s). The works cover both the urban center and the rural area of the municipality. The procurement is public and concerns a works contract. The contracting authority expects a reliable partner capable of delivering within the specified timelines and quality requirements, with sufficient capacity to coordinate multiple maintenance rounds per year. The procurement offers continuous cooperation over four years, enabling a good relationship with the supplier and efficient planning of works.
Hoogheemraadschap van Rijnland has established a framework agreement for dredging for a duration of four years. The agreement is open and intended for four contractors who have submitted bids based on the Most Economically Advantageous Tender (EMVI). The selected parties must perform both the preparatory works and the actual dredging works within the management area of the water board. The focus lies on an optimal price-quality ratio, with the EMVI criteria being central. The assignment requires good knowledge of water management, dredging, and civil engineering, and the ability to deliver within the specified timeframe and quality requirements. The framework agreement offers flexibility for future assignments and enables the water board to coordinate multiple projects efficiently.
The Municipality of Dronten is proposing a framework agreement (OND-2025-001-E) for the maintenance of paving in 2025-2028. The agreement focuses on annual major maintenance and the repair of damages/defects via minor maintenance, upon instruction from the road manager(s). Works take place within the built-up areas and the rural areas of the municipality. The full description can be found in the RAW framework agreement with the same number. The procedure is public, aimed at selecting a contractor capable of ensuring both technical and logistical requirements, including planning, material delivery, and quality control. The tender is intended to keep the paving safe, functional, and aesthetic, with attention to sustainability and cost control.
Waterschap Rijn en IJssel has published an expression of interest (EOI) for the expansion of the digestion capacity of the RWZI Nieuwgraaf. The project concerns the construction and installation of additional fermentation tanks, associated pipelines, control systems, and integration with the existing wastewater treatment plant. The expansion must comply with Dutch water and environmental legislation, including the Water Quality Act and the Environmental Management Act. Additionally, requirements have been set regarding safety, project planning, cost control, and quality assurance. The procurement is aimed at parties with experience in water treatment, fermentation processes, and civil engineering. The contracting authority expects a detailed conceptual design, a feasibility study, and an implementation plan. The EOI is intended to conduct a market exploration and to draw up a shortlist of suitable companies for a follow-up procedure.
The Municipality of Amsterdam has launched a competitive procedure with negotiation for the renovation of the Amsterdam Museum, a national monument (Rijksmonument) of approximately 10,800 m². The contract requires a main contractor capable of coordinating both the design and engineering works as well as the construction, demolition, installation, and maintenance. The contractor must further develop the technical design, based on the UTI, into a design ready for execution, including optimizations. The works include protection, demolition, construction works, installations, and communication/BLVC. The scope requires expertise in monument renovation, building technology, installation technology, and project management within a historic city center.
The Vereniging Christelijk Voortgezet Onderwijs Rotterdam en omstreken (CVO) is looking for an experienced all-round contractor with a good track record in the building and installation technical realization of renovated secondary education schools and a new construction gymnasium. The assignment is a non-public EU procurement focused on sustainability, with an emphasis on measures such as ENG (energy management). The contractor must demonstrate the ability to realize both renovation and new construction projects within the specified quality and sustainability standards, and must comply with Dutch regulations and safety requirements. The procedure is non-public, meaning only selected companies are invited to submit a tender.
The Municipality of Capelle aan den IJssel is conducting an open tender for the replacement of the sewerage and the resurfacing of the Kompasstraat and surrounding roads (IP4.02 Kompasstraat e.o.). The assignment includes the removal and replacement of outdated sewerage pipes, the installation of new pipes according to current technical standards, and the restoration of the roads with new paving. Additionally, supplementary works such as adjusting the discharge point, relocating pipes, and ensuring traffic safety during the works are included. The contracting authority requires a detailed project plan, a realistic timeline, and clear communication with the municipality and the residents. Safety measures, environmentally friendly materials, and minimizing nuisance are crucial. The assignment is a typical infrastructure project within the public sector, aimed at improving water drainage and road quality.
The Municipality of Maastricht has launched an open tender for the reconstruction and replacement of the sewerage on Kasteel Hillenraadweg and Kasteel Bleienbeekstraat, including asphalt maintenance at the Petri Crijnstunnel – Severenstraat. The works include traffic measures, site clearance, removal of paving, earthworks and sewerage works, foundation processing, application of new paving, and additional works. The contract requires an integrated approach to road and sewerage infrastructure, with attention to traffic safety and minimal disruption to the existing network. Suppliers must possess experience with similar projects, knowledge of local laws and regulations, and the capacity to execute a multi-phase project within the specified timeframe.
Stichting Waternet is conducting a market consultation for the dike improvement of the Geuzensloot. The assignment focuses on strengthening and modernizing the dike, including the locks and associated water management systems, to ensure water safety and increase sustainability. The consultation includes gathering market insights, drafting a concept design, identifying innovative solutions, and evaluating potential partners. Key points of attention are compliance with the Dutch Water Act, minimizing environmental impact, ensuring the continuity of water flow, and achieving cost-efficient execution within a set schedule. The outcome of the market consultation shall serve as the basis for a follow-up procedure, in which selected parties must submit a detailed design and an execution plan.
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