Tenders Are Invited For Architectural, Engineering And Planning Services – Flight Noise Recording And Its Evaluation From November 1St, 2026

Architectural, Engineering And Planning Services – Flight Noise Recording And Its Evaluation From November 1St, 2026. On Behalf Of The Ministry Of Agriculture, Viticulture, Environment And Forestry (Mlwuf), The State Office For The Environment (Lfu) Is Responsible For Recording Noise Emissions From Flight Operations. The Following Three Measuring Points (Or Aircraft Noise Monitoring Devices) Are Currently In Operation: - Mainz-Weisenau Measuring Point (Measurement Started In April 2011) - Mainz-Laubenheim Measuring Point (Measurement Started In July 2012, New Measuring Location From October 2023) - Mainz-Universitätsmedizin Measuring Point (Measurement Started In January 2013) The Mainz-Weisenau And Mainz-Universitätsmedizin Measuring Points Have Been At The Original Location Since The Start Of The Measurement. Measurement Operations At The Mainz-Laubenheim Measuring Point Were Stopped At The Original Location In April 2022 Because The Private Building Used For The Measuring Point Was No Longer Available. With The Mainz Business Company, A Suitable Location Was Found On The Grounds Of The Mainz-Laubenheim Cemetery (Roof Of The Cemetery Hall). In October 2023, Measuring Operations Continued There, Not Far From The Previous Measuring Point. At The Time The Service Description Was Created, The Mlwuf Had An Order To Set Up An Additional And Thus Fourth Measuring Point. This Should Be Located Below The Northwest Departure Route. A Pre-Selection Of Possible Locations Is Currently Being Made. On Behalf Of The Mlwuf, As Part Of This Procedure, The Continuation Of The Measurements At The Mainz-Weisenau, Mainz-Universitätsmedizin And Mainz-Laubenheim Locations For Two More Years Of Operation From November 1St, 2026 And The Start Of The Measurements At A Fourth Station (Below The Northwest Departure Route) From November 1St, 2026 Are Being Tendered. The Tender Also Includes An Option To Set Up An Additional (Fifth) Measuring Point.