Netherlands – Preservation services of historical sites and buildings – Limburg Heritage Monitor

Opportunity description

Monitoring national monuments in accordance with national agreements Since 2016, all provinces and the Cultural Heritage Agency of the Netherlands (RCE) have been working on monitoring national monuments. This cooperation is aimed at establishing a joint data source for information on the physical condition of national monuments and at making (this) information (digitally) accessible and (digitally) available. In line with administrative agreements made in 2016, each province is responsible for carrying out periodic monitoring within its own territory. This means that the Province of Limburg is required to have all built national monuments (being non-residential buildings) in Limburg assessed every four years for their state of maintenance, vacancy and repurposing. This must be done at object level and in accordance with an established implementation guideline (URL 2006) and a fixed set of indicators. In accordance with a concluded cooperation agreement, the Province of Limburg must share the data resulting from the periodic monitoring with the RCE. The monitoring data from all provinces is then made available at an aggregated level on the national Heritage Monitor (a publicly accessible dashboard managed by the RCE). The Limburg monument data is also presented in an online environment accessible only to the Province (provincial dashboard). This is used for internal purposes and mainly in the context of (providing insight into) restoration tasks. Limburg monument data In 2017/2018, an almost comprehensive baseline measurement was carried out in Limburg. The vast majority of the monument data was last updated in 2022. Therefore, the Province of Limburg must award a new monitoring contract in 2026. Compared with the previous contracts, the scope of the contract will be broadened from monitoring only national monuments to monitoring both national and municipal monuments (being non-residential buildings). For quite some time, the Province of Limburg's supporting policy for granting subsidies in the area of urgent restoration tasks has focused on both national and municipal monuments. Expanding the monitoring scope is important in order to properly map all urgent restoration tasks in Limburg in the same way. In this way, better implementation can be given Procedure: open. Estimated value: 1 EUR. Review the original TED notice for the complete requirement, lots, amendments and attachments.