Tenders Are Invited For Study On The Adaptation Of Drinking Water Catchment Monitoring Based On The Results Of The Risk Assessment Of The Drinking Water Catchment Catchment/Supply Area And The Results Of Previous Monitoring Data (Health Board)

The Aim Of The Project Is To Develop Science-Based Proposals And Methodological Guidelines For The Assessment Of Drinking Water Quality Indicators And Planning Of Monitoring At The Drinking Water Catchment Level. In The Course Of The Project, Proposals Are Drawn Up For Setting Limit Values Relevant To The Safety Of Drinking Water For Indicators That Do Not Have Them And For Recommended Monitoring Frequencies, Principles Are Developed For The Use Of Previous Monitoring Data Of Neighboring Water Intakes In The Risk Assessment Of Drinking Water Intakes, And Criteria For Monitoring Indicators In Situations Where The Results Of The Risk Assessment Indicate A Possible Danger. The Results Of The Project Provide Methodological Input For Carrying Out Risk Assessment Of The Catchment Area Or Supply Area Of Drinking Water Intakes And Water Monitoring Of Drinking Water Intakes Supporting The Implementation Of The Requirements Arising From § 85 Prim 2 Of The Water Act. The Project Also Helps To Ensure That The Assessment Of Drinking Water Quality Is Based On Data-Based And Scientifically Sound Decisions.