Affordable and low environmental impact housing by more efficient use of existing building stock
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- Deadline
- Mar 19,Expired
- Award
- Pris 30%
Brief
The European Commission, DG REGIO - Regional and Urban Policy, has entered into an agreement with Arup Belgium (Belgian branch Arup B.V.) for the delivery of services related to affordable and low environmental impact housing through more efficient use of existing building stock. The services, which will be delivered in Belgium, aim to advance the sufficiency agenda by improving knowledge and understanding of the potential of better use of existing buildings in the EU, providing a clear picture of how different building policies can impact sufficiency measures, and generating and sharing better data related to sufficiency. The contract has a duration of 18 months and a total value of 399,663 EUR. Six bids were received for this contract.
Miljøovervåking og naturvitenskapelige tjenester
Result
- Arup Belgium (Belgian branch Arup B.V.)Winner
- 6Number of bids
- €399,663Contract value
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The general objective is to advance the sufficiency agenda by improved knowledge and understanding about the potential of better use of existing buildings in the EU. The more specific objectives are about providing a clear picture regarding how different kinds of building policy can impact sufficiency measures and, moreover, how better data related to sufficiency can be generated and shared. All this to provide user-friendly information which Member States, municipalities and building projects can learn from.
Contact
env-tenders@ec.europa.eu- ResultType
- 90700000Main codeEnvironmental services