Upgrading and Optimizing the Sludge Treatment Tender

• Country: Germany
• Summary: Upgrading and Optimizing the Sludge Treatment of the Lahnstein/Braubach Sewage Treatment Plant, Lot 1: Object Planning for Engineering Structures and Planning of Mechanical Equipment/Emsr Technology/Electrical Engineering
• DET Ref No: 133308057
• Deadline: 09 Feb 2026
• Financier: Self Financed
• Purchaser Ownership: Government
• Tender Value: Refer Document
• Notice Type: Tender
• Document Ref. No.: 9071-2026
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• Description:
• The Lahnstein city administration operates the Lahnstein-Braubach central sewage treatment plant with an expansion size of 45,000 inhabitants and an average utilization of around 20,000 inhabitants in 2022. In recent years, numerous measures have been taken in the area of ​​mechanical and biological cleaning stage was implemented, which should contribute to improving cleaning performance and energy optimization. The city of Lahnstein, wastewater disposal business, now also intends to use the parts of the system in the area To optimize sludge treatment and sewage gas utilization, the energy supply for electricity and heat as well as for the company building. In 2023, a feasibility study was carried out to upgrade and optimize the sludge treatment of the sewage treatment plant Lahnstein/Braubach created by the Enno Leonhard engineering office. The feasibility study and the presentation on sludge treatment from March 27, 2025 are part of the tender documents and the basis for the tender. She makes no claim Completeness and accuracy, the results of the feasibility study must be checked and evaluated as part of the offer processing and as part of the subsequent execution of the order. Further variants of the individual objects/systems should be examined become. Heating with liquid gas, as shown in the feasibility study, is not planned by the city administration. The allowable costs (net) are expected to be: Mechanical sludge thickening, KG 400, system...
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