Tenders Are Invited For Procurement Of Dredging For Siikalahti In Parikkala 2026 - 2027 in Finland

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Metsähallitus Tenders Ruoppausen Parikkala Siikalahti In Accordance With This Request For Tenders And The Attached Material. The Task Is To Carry Out Renovation Dredging In Parikkalas Siikalahti. Siikalahti Is Located About 3 Km East Of Parikkalas Central Station. Siikalahti Is Bisected By Kaukolantie, Which Passes Through It, Dividing Siikalahti Into Southern And Northern Parts. The Areas To Be Renovated Are Mainly Located Right Next To Kaukolantie. Siikalahti Is A Lake Located In Parikkala, Which Is Connected To The Natura 2000 Network As A Special Protected Area (Spa) According To The Bird Directive. It Is One Of The Most Valuable Inland Bird Waters. Siikalahti Is A Long, Overgrown Bay Area Of ​​Lake Simpelijärvi. The Goal Of The Project Is To Improve The Living Conditions Of Waterfowl And Other Wetland Species By Renovating The Completely Overgrown Bay In The Southern Part Of The Siikalahti Natura Area Along Kaukolantie And Small Areas In The Northern Part That Were Left Unfinished In The Renovations Carried Out In Spring 2026. Both Areas Are Overgrown And Restoration Is Being Carried Out By Increasing The Amount Of Open Water Area By Digging Out Floating Moss, Lichen And Aquatic Vegetation. At The Same Time, Willow And Birch Are Mainly Removed From Undergrowth, Which Are Removed With Their Roots. In Addition, Mudstone Is Exposed In Some Parts And Seasonal Wetland-Like Prints Are Made. The Bottom Sediment Is Not Dredged. The Procurement Has Not Been Divided Into Parts. Dividing The Procurement Into Parts Would Increase The Need To Coordinate The Work Phases, Increase The Risk Of Delays And Division Of Responsibilities, And Make It Difficult To Manage The Whole. The Participation Opportunities Of Smes Have Been Taken Into Account By Dimensioning The Suitability Requirements To Be Proportionate To The Object Of The Acquisition. Based On These Criteria, The Procurement Unit Considers That Dividing The Procurement Into Parts Is Not Appropriate.

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