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Groundwater Exploration for New Civil Protection Centre in Plön District 2026 Tender

Original: Brunnenerkundung für den Neubau eines Bevölkerungsschutzzentrums für den Kreis Plön, Am Kahlenberg 2, 24321 Lütjenburg

Kreis Plön, Der Landrat

Value
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Closes
23 Nov 2026
 
Where
Germany
Contract
Works · Government

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In context

This is a contract notice published by a government body covering construction and works. Delivery covers Germany (Europe). It is classified under Water and Engineering and Infrastructure against the sustainability taxonomy rather than matched on keywords.

Summary

The Kreis Plön district authority seeks a contractor to carry out dry drilling, groundwater monitoring well installation and water analysis to explore groundwater conditions at the planned new civil protection centre site in Lütjenburg. A small, specialised drilling and hydrogeology SME with local capacity would fit this single-site job.

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About this tender

The Kreis Plön (Der Landrat) is procuring well-exploration works (Brunnenerkundung) for the planned new construction of a civil protection centre (Bevölkerungsschutzzentrum) at Am Kahlenberg 2, 24321 Lütjenburg. The contract is classified as a construction service (Bauleistung) under CPV 45262220-9 and covers exploration works, dry drilling (Trockenbohrung), installation of groundwater monitoring wells (Pegelausbau) and water analysis. The procedure is an open procedure under Directive 2014/24/EU. Bids are priced against the bill of quantities (Leistungsverzeichnis). Electronic bids are mandatory, and the bid opening is held at the same time as the submission deadline. The estimated execution period runs from 04.01.2027 to 26.02.2027. The buyer notes that the execution period may be moved by agreement in case of weather-related problems. Performance is at the site in Lütjenburg. The tender is suitable for small and medium-sized enterprises, including sole traders. It falls under the WTO GPA. It is not financed from EU funds, and no electronic auction, framework agreement or dynamic purchasing system is used.

Bidder eligibility

Bidders must provide proof of liability insurance (Haftpflichtversicherung) with minimum cover of EUR 3,000,000 for personal injury and EUR 2,000,000 for other damage. Acceptable evidence is an uncertified copy of the insurance certificate, or an insurer's written commitment to provide such cover if the contract is awarded. The document should ideally be no more than six months old and must state the policy duration and both cover amounts. Exclusion grounds are the full set of national grounds (Es gelten sämtliche gesetzlichen nationalen Ausschlussgründe). Missing declarations, documents or evidence may be requested after submission. Bidders may submit more than one bid. Participation is not reserved for sheltered workshops, and no reserved contract performance applies. Personnel names and qualifications are not required at submission.

How bids are scored

Award is based solely on price, weighted 100%. The price is the bid amount under the bill of quantities (Angebotspreis gemäß Leistungsverzeichnis). No quality or technical sub-criteria or price/quality split are disclosed. Variant (alternative) bids are not permitted.

Key requirements

  • Dry drilling (Trockenbohrung) exploration at the Lütjenburg construction site
  • Installation of groundwater monitoring wells (Pegelausbau)
  • Water sample analysis and reporting for the new civil protection centre

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