This contract involves a research project aimed at optimizing the compaction of low-temperature asphalts in road construction. Due to new workplace exposure limits for vapors and aerosols during the hot processing of bitumen, low-temperature asphalts will need to be predominantly used in the future.
Tender closed on 15 Jul 2025. Awaiting award.
Only 1 prior award here — too little to read.
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This contract seeks research and development services focused on sustainable practices for managing organic and organogenic soils in road construction. Organic soils are often considered unsuitable for construction and are frequently replaced and disposed of as waste. However, due to their significa
This project aims to review and update the criteria for selecting road cross-sections in tunnels. Due to outdated calculation methods, changes in regulations, and the need to incorporate sustainability and availability aspects, a reassessment of previous decisions is necessary. The project will cons
This project focuses on improving the durability of tunnel structures in the federal road network in Germany, specifically addressing the issue of chloride-induced corrosion in steel and prestressed concrete constructions. Currently, planning and construction costs dominate decision-making, often ne
This contract involves research and development services aimed at updating the noise emission models for road traffic. The project focuses on recalibrating the parameters for drive and rolling noise of vehicles, particularly trucks, to ensure compliance with current emission standards. The goal is t
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