Support in Carrying out Strategic Environmental Assessments Tender

• Country: Germany
• Summary: Support in Carrying out Strategic Environmental Assessments (Seas) Within the Framework of the Site Selection Act (Standag)
• DET Ref No: 131848171
• Deadline: 14 Jan 2026
• Financier: Self Financed
• Purchaser Ownership: Government
• Tender Value: Refer Document
• Notice Type: Tender
• Document Ref. No.: 0401/25
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• Description:
• The tender includes the awarding of services in the context of strategic environmental assessments (SEAs) as part of the site selection process (StandAV), which is standardized in the Site Selection Act (StandAG). The client is the Federal Office for Security of Nuclear Waste Management (BASE), which, among other things, carries out the supervision, licensing and regulatory functions in the area of ​​nuclear waste disposal and final storage in Germany. The federal company acts as the project sponsor for the StandAV for final storage mbH (BGE). - In Germany, around 27,000 m³ of highly radioactive waste needs to be permanently and safely disposed of. The StandAG regulates that the StandAV is the location with the best possible safety for a final storage facility for this waste is being investigated in the Federal Republic of Germany. This is done based on legally defined criteria and minimum requirements and with the participation of the public and other actors. Although the StandAG specifies the location for this Although the target is 2031, the work will take more time than expected. - The StandAV is divided into three phases, with the services advertised here referring to Phase I of the StandAV. In the current step 2 of phase I, the BGE collected and evaluated geological data in order to determine location regions for surface exploration from the sub-areas. The BGE is expected to submit the proposal for the siting regions to be explored above ground to BASE at the end of 2027 with the site-specific exploration programs for surface exploration. - In the course of determining the location regions for surface exploration, a strategic environmental assessment (so-called plan SEA) is required in accordance with the law on It is mandatory to carry out an environmental impact assessment (UVPG). In the Plan-SEA, all direct and indirect environmental impacts in connection with the determination of the location regions for the above-ground ...
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