Expertise from planning to execution

Field Measurements, Sampling, and Testing

• Geodetic field surveys required for project preparation and detailed design, geodetic surveys serving as the basis for terrain modelling, soil mechanics sampling and testing, contamination surveys, delineations, sampling, and laboratory analysis.

Evaluation Report of Results

• Summary and evaluation of site inspections, geodetic surveys, and sample test results, with recommendations provided upon request.

Preparation of Concept Plans, Decision-Preparation Materials, and Impact Assessments

• The concept plan includes design alternatives that can be compared and that present potential solution options.
• Decision-preparation material that provides the basis for further design.
• Upon request, a preliminary design is prepared for the selected solution, with the aim of presenting a specific design alternative in greater detail; its level of development does not reach the permitting design level.
• The concept plan or preliminary design is a design package that can be presented to decision-makers and other stakeholders, outlining the achievable requirements for implementing the investment.
• Based on the concept or preliminary design, a high-level preliminary designer’s cost estimate can be prepared, even using comparative data from similar investments.
• Based on the selected technical solution, the preliminary impact assessments of the investment can be prepared.

Survey of Protected Flora and Fauna at the Project Site

• For investment projects planned in sensitive locations, the flora and fauna of the affected area must be surveyed, and the protected natural assets to be preserved must be identified.
• The protected specimens at the project site, as well as the identified invasive species, must be identified in a georeferenced manner for further design.

Planning and Permitting the Translocation of Protected Plant and Animal Species

• A plan must be prepared to protect the protected natural assets identified within the project area.
• If necessary, a translocation plan must be prepared for the protected specimens, which must be coordinated with the relevant nature conservation organizations and approved by the competent authority.

Surveying Invasive Species and Planning and Permitting Their Reduction and Eradication

• The reduction of invasive species is a complex task aimed at reducing economic, ecological, and health-related damage.
• Invasive species must be surveyed in a georeferenced manner within the planned intervention area.
• A reduction and eradication plan must be prepared, which must be coordinated with the relevant nature conservation organizations and approved by the competent authority.

Noise Mapping

• Preparing noise maps requires the development of a terrain model of the project site, taking into account terrain formations and, where applicable, vegetation cover.
• Using the terrain model, the noise propagation model must be built.
• The built noise propagation model must be run with the characteristic noise sources in order to analyze the expected effects of noise propagation.
• The planned noise attenuation structures and terrain objects must be integrated into the developed terrain model, after which the expected effects of the noise attenuation structures can be examined by running the noise propagation model.

Noise Measurement

• Environmental noise measurement – carried out in the case of industrial, construction, or traffic noise sources.
• Building acoustics noise measurement – carried out in a specific room of a building to determine the extent to which noise entering from the environment, noise from building services equipment operating within the building, or usage noise from adjacent rooms appears in the room.

Vibration Measurement

• Environmental vibration measurement – carried out inside buildings, in rooms suitable for human occupancy, to measure the vibration load originating from vibration sources operating in the surrounding environment and to assess it against the relevant limit values.
• Building vibration measurement – carried out inside buildings to examine the vibration load affecting the building structure, originating either from a vibration source within the building or from a vibration source in the surrounding environment.

Design of Noise Attenuation Systems and Noise Attenuation Structures

• We design noise attenuation systems and noise attenuation structures based on noise measurements and noise propagation modelling.