Tenders Are Invited For Endangered Species Protection Services – Drawing Up A Species Management Plan (Smp) Municipality Of Hulst

Endangered Species Protection Services – Drawing Up A Species Management Plan (Smp) Municipality Of Hulst. The Municipality Of Hulst Wants To Have A Legally Sustainable, Permit-Worthy And Practically Applicable Species Management Plan Drawn Up For The Boundaries (Appendix 10) Within The Municipality. The Smp Must Enable The Municipality To Apply For An Area-Specific Environmental Permit For Flora And Fauna Activities And Must Be Usable For Nature-Friendly Insulation, Sustainability, Maintenance, Renovation And Other Building-Related Activities Within The Scope Of The Permit. The Assignment Essentially Includes: • An Area-Wide Quick Scan, Extensive Field Research, Data Inventory And Desk Research; • A Well-Founded Research Strategy And Species-Oriented Ecological Research; • Drawing Up A Draft And Final Smp, Including Impact Assessment And Mitigation And Compensation Plan; • Drawing Up An Implementation Plan, A Process, Administration And Management Plan And A Monitoring And Evaluation Plan; • Delivering Transferable Gis Data, Map Layers, Metadata, A Data Dictionary And Source Files; • Project Management, Coordination With The Municipality Of Hulst And The Province Of Zeeland, Communication Support And Knowledge Transfer. In Preparation For The Field Work And The Preparation Of The Species Management Plan, An Area-Wide Quick Scan Is Carried Out. The Quick Scan Is Used To Determine Whether Area Expansion Is Necessary And Whether Animal Species Are Added To The Research. Expansion Of Areas And Species Takes Place In Consultation With The Municipality Of Hulst. Research Area The Primary Research Area Consists Of The Built-Up Areas Within The Municipality Of Hulst, As Provisionally Shown On The Concept Map “Common Boundaries Of The Municipality Of Hulst” Provided By The Municipality Of Hulst. This Limitation Is Not Yet Final And Can Be Adjusted Or Further Specified Prior To Publication Of The Tender. The Rural Area Does Not Belong To The Primary Scope, Unless Additional Research Outside The Boundaries Proves To Be Ecologically Or Permit-Technically Necessary For A Permit-Worthy Substantiation Of The Smp. In Addition To Regular Residential Buildings, Tenderers Must Explicitly Take Into Account Special Objects Within Or Directly Adjacent To The Provisional Boundaries In Their Research Strategy. This Includes Churches, Chapels, Monuments, Municipal Real Estate, Social Real Estate, Schools, Sports Facilities, Healthcare Real Estate, Apartment Complexes, High-Rise Buildings, Cemetery Buildings, Mills, Towers, Old Utility Buildings And Other Ecologically Relevant Buildings. These Special Objects Are Not All Designated In Advance As Fully Subject To Investigation. The Future Contractor Is Expected To Substantiate In The Research Strategy Which Objects Are Ecologically Relevant, Which Research Efforts Are Appropriate And How Relevant Habitats, Maternity Locations, Mass Winter Habitats, Nesting Sites Or Functional Habitats Are Prevented From Being Left Out Of The Picture. The The