Tenders Are Invited For Mol 2030

Rijkswaterstaat Needs Hydrological And Meteorological Information Within The Area It Manages To Carry Out Its Tasks. The National Water Monitoring Network (Lmw) Stands For Real-Time Monitoring Of Water Levels, Current Velocities, Discharges, Waves, Some Water Quality Parameters And Meteorological Information At Approximately 500 Representative Locations In The North Sea, Wadden Sea, Estuaries (Widened Estuary), Rivers, Lakes And Canals. The Data Is Collected Using Sensors At Locations Of The Lmw And Third Parties. To Achieve This, The Locations And Equipment For Data Collection Must Be In Reliable And Complete Condition. This Requires Management And Maintenance Of The Locations And Sensors, So That The Quality And Availability Of The Data To Be Collected (In Accordance With The Requirements) Is Guaranteed. Mol 2030 Includes All Prescribed Activities From The Lmw Sensor Maintenance Strategy And Designated Activities For The Lmw Locations. In Addition To Preventive And Corrective Sensor Maintenance, This Also Includes Green Maintenance, Underwater Cleaning Work With Divers Or Where Possible With Rovs (Remote Operated Vehicles Or Underwater Drones), Periodic (Legal) Certification Of Low-Voltage Installations, Maintenance For Roof Safety, Lifting Equipment, Helidecks, Etc. In Addition The Prescribed Regular Maintenance Work Is Carried Out (Through Specified Activities), The Architectural, Structural, Installation And Mechanical Maintenance.