General drainage planning - GEP 2026 Tender
Original: Generalentwässerungsplanung - GEP
Stadt Fürth
In context
This is a contract notice published by a government body covering consulting. Delivery covers Germany (Europe). It is classified under Water, Climate Adaptation and Engineering and Infrastructure against the sustainability taxonomy rather than matched on keywords.
City of Fürth seeks a comprehensive digital sewerage master plan for its 450 km canal network, including hydrodynamic modelling, flood risk assessment, and remediation strategy. Bidders should be engineering consultancies with expertise in wastewater infrastructure, hydraulic modelling, and GIS-based planning.
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About this tender
The Stadt Fürth (Stadtentwässerung Fürth, Abteilung Kanalnetz, Kanalbau) is procuring a new General Drainage Plan (Generalentwässerungsplanung, GEP) for the entire city area. Reference number 26-0254. The scope covers digital model creation for a sewer network of about 450 km, combining combined and separate systems, and about 100 special structures (Sonderbauwerke). It also includes hydrodynamic sewer network calculations, including surcharge and flooding checks (Überstau- und Überflutungsprüfung), pollutant load calculations (Schmutzfrachtberechnung), and development of a measures and rehabilitation concept (Maßnahmen- und Sanierungskonzept). The performance period runs from 1 April 2027 to 31 December 2030. The CPV codes are 72200000-7 (software programming and consultancy services) and 72242000-3 (design-modelling services). The procedure is a negotiated procedure with a prior participation competition (Verhandlungsverfahren mit Teilnahmewettbewerb). Several main offers are permitted. Side offers are not permitted, and the tender is not divided into lots.
Bidder eligibility
Bidders must submit a self-declaration of suitability (Eigenerklärung zur Eignung, document 261009_III-106-2_Eigenerklaerung_zur_Eignung_26-0254.pdf) as part of the participation application. The page does not specify further registration, classification, reference, or financial thresholds; these would be in the full tender documents.
How bids are scored
Not disclosed on the page. The procedure is a two-stage negotiated procedure, so selection of candidates for the negotiation phase precedes award. Award documents are listed in two parts (tender procedure), but their content is not shown.
Key requirements
- ✓Digital modelling of 450 km mixed and separate sewerage systems
- ✓Hydrodynamic network calculation with flood and overflow risk assessment
- ✓Pollutant load calculation and remediation/sanitation concept development
- ✓Approximately 100 special structures (Sonderbauwerke) integration
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Water funding covers supply, sanitation, wastewater treatment, water efficiency, catchment management and flood risk. A large share is public procurement for infrastructure and services, alongside grants for innovation and access in underserved areas. Bidders and applicants are typically assessed on technical capacity, operating experience and community impact.
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