ABOUT THE PROJECT
POSIDON PCP gathers 5 European procurers facing a common challenge in the sites they manage, affected by analogous pollutants - 2 front runners: Port Network Authority of the Eastern Adriatic Sea Port Of Trieste (IT) and Bilbao City Council (ES) and 3 observers: Spaque (BE), CEA – Vitoria Gasteiz City Council (ES), Baja do Tejo (PT) - leveraging public demand to identify fit-for-purpose and cost- effective innovative and sustainable solutions to soil decontamination.
MARKET CONSULTATION
A series of Open Market Consultation (OMC) will be organized before the publication of the Invitation to Tender in order to improve the mutual understanding between the POSIDON procurers’ groups and the industry.
The procurers’ group will cross-check the need detected within the project with the state-of-the-art of industrial development.
CALL FOR TENDER
On 02/01/2019 the Contract Notice of the Call for tender of POSIDON PCP project has been published in the European Tenders Electronic Daily (Document number 743-2019). The aim of this procurement is to trigger new solutions, preferred as in-situ (and potentially on-site), to be capable of decontaminating both organic and inorganic contaminants in heterogeneous anthropic soils in brownfield, composed by a mixture of industrial wastes (like filling soils, construction & demolition wastes, slags, and ashes polluted by petroleum hydrocarbons and lead) and soils consisting of clays and sands, mainly polluted by heavy fractions of petroleum hydrocarbons, PAHs and lead.
News
17/09/2021 POSIDON PCP phase 2 results: see showcase videos!!
Click ‘Info & Results’ to see POSIDON PCP phase 2 solutions developed by the 4 consortia selected for developing, demonstrating,...
10/09/2021 POSIDON PCP phase 3 launched!
All the phase 2 contractors have been invited to present their offers for phase 3. The Lead Procurer ’Port Network...
04/08/2021 POSIDON PCP phase 2 successfully ended
All contractors of phase 2 have successfully completed phase 2. The lead procurer has sent the official communication of satisfactory...
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