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consultant Service For Master Plan Water And Sewage . Descriptionbackground Kvinesdal Municipality Must Renew The Master Plan For Water And Sewage. Todays Plan Is From 2017 And Is No Longer Sufficiently Updated As A Management Basis, And Several Previously Proposed Measures Have Been Fully Or Partially Implemented. The Municipality Therefore Needs A New, Comprehensive Master Plan Which Will Be The Municipalitys Overall Strategic Planning Document For The Water And Waste Water Sector During The Planning Period, And Which Provides An Updated Professional Basis For Operation, Maintenance, Rehabilitation, Investments And Financial Planning. The New Master Plan Must Focus On Future Challenges, Needs, Priorities And Measures During The Planning Period. The Plan Will Identify And Assess The Most Important Challenges The Municipality Is Expected To Face In The Next 12 Years, Including Those Related To Water Supply, Waste Management, Capacity, Climate Change, Preparedness, Security Of Supply, Reserve Water Supply And Other Relevant Framework Conditions. Relevant National And European Authority Requirements And Other Development Needs That May Affect The Water And Wastewater Sector Must Also Be Discussed And Assessed. The Municipality Will Largely Provide A Status Basis For Existing Facilities, Wiring Networks And Known Challenges. The Work Must Therefore Be Mainly Analytical And Future-Oriented, With An Emphasis On Assessments, Concrete Recommendations, Priorities And Feasibility. The Master Plan Must Be A Practical Work And Management Tool For The Municipality, With Clear Priorities For Different Time Horizons, Including A 4-, 8- And 12-Year Perspective, As Well As An Overall Action And Investment Plan That Provides A Good Decision-Making Basis For The Long-Term Development Of The Water And Sewage Services. Description Of The Assignment The Procurement Concerns Consultancy Services For The Preparation Of A New Master Plan For Water And Sewage For Kvinesdal Municipality. The Assignment Includes Analysis Of The Municipalitys Available Basic Material And Preparation Of An Overall Planning Document With Recommendations On Goals, Strategies, Prioritized Measures And Investment Needs For The Planning Period. The Supplier Must Translate The Basic Material Into Concrete Assessments, Recommendations And Priorities That Can Be Used In The Municipalitys Further Management And Planning. The Master Plan Must Take Into Account Relevant Laws, Regulations, Guides And Authority Requirements That Apply To The Water And Waste Water Sector At The Time The Plan Is Drawn Up. The Municipality Roughly Has 6 Treatment Plants And 6 Water Treatment Plants, With Around 50 Associated Pumping Stations And Technical Buildings. In Addition, A New Va Facility Is Planned. The Municipality Also Has Some Smaller Water Treatment Plants In Addition To This, Which Is Part Of The Basis For The Master Plan Work. The Work Will Be Based On The Municipalitys Existing Documentation, Including Master Plans From 2017, Wiring Maps, Sump Cards, Fdv Documentation, Available Condition Data, Relevant Risk And Vulnerability Assessments And Other Relevant Basic Material. The Assignment Must Be Carried Out In Close Dialogue With The Municipality. The Municipality Will Contribute With Available Status Information And Input From Relevant Professional Personnel. On This Basis, The Supplier Must Carry Out The Necessary Analyzes And Prepare Recommendations For Further Development, Operation, Maintenance, Rehabilitation And Investments In The Water And Waste Water Area. There Will Be A Need For Inspections Of The Facilities In Order To Form A Basis For The Status. The Master Plan Must Contain General Assessments Of, Among Other Things, Capacity, Climate Change, Extreme Weather, Preparedness, Security Of Supply And Reserve Water Supply. The Plan Must Result In An Overall Action And Investment Plan With Clear Priorities And A Realistic Order Of Measures During The Plan Period. For Each Measure, A Description Of The Measure, Justification And Need, Priority, Cost Estimate, Recommended Implementation Period And Assessment Of Feasibility Must Be Given. Feasibility Must Be A Central Element In The Plan, So That The Municipality Can Distinguish Between Measures That Can Be Implemented Administratively, Measures That Require Planning Or Clarifications From The Authorities, And Measures That Require Larger Investments. The Finished Master Plan Must Be Practically Applicable And Provide The Municipality With A Clear And Sound Basis For Decision-Making For Prioritisation, Budget Work And Further Follow-Up Of Measures In The Water And Sewage Sector.
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