Soil, risks & QHSE management
Soil and groundwater pollution in Brussels
Soil analysis, diagnostics, sanitation, and regulatory compliance in the Brussels-Capital Region.
Conducting a soil study is a key step in identifying the constraints and opportunities of your land before starting a development project, a real estate transaction, or a permit application.
A soil investigation is typically required before a real estate transaction, at the start or end of an activity posing a risk to the soil, upon the discovery of contamination, or as part of a project development requiring a building or environmental permit application.
ABV Development is certified in the Brussels-Capital Region for conducting soil investigations. Our teams guide you through all necessary steps to optimize your project.
The Brussels regulatory framework: the ordinance of March 5, 2009
In the Brussels-Capital Region, requirements for soil contamination studies are defined by theOrdinance of March 5, 2009 on the management and remediation of contaminated soil, as amended on June 23, 2017.
Thesoil study includes at a minimum a soil condition assessment (RES). If necessary, it may be supplemented by a detailed study, a risk assessment, a risk management plan and/or a remediation plan, up to thefinal evaluation.
ABV Environment is an accredited expert in soil contamination in the BCR and carries out these various stages in coordination with Brussels Environment.
Thesoil study includes at a minimum a soil condition assessment (RES). If necessary, it may be supplemented by a detailed study, a risk assessment, a risk management plan and/or a remediation plan, up to thefinal evaluation.
ABV Environment is an accredited expert in soil contamination in the BCR and carries out these various stages in coordination with Brussels Environment.
The steps of a soil study in Brussels
Frequently asked questions about soil surveys in the Brussels-Capital Region