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Service oriented family business<br />
Infrastructure<br />
Concrete roads<br />
Soil<br />
remediation<br />
UXO<br />
Clearance<br />
Collection of green<br />
waste<br />
Groundcovers<br />
Soil improvers Biomass Organic<br />
fertilisers<br />
Naturally...<br />
www.denoudengroep.com
Colophon<br />
Fourth edition<br />
Disclaimer<br />
This edition has been created with information from different sources.<br />
Various organisations collaborated and provided information. DEN OUDEN<br />
GROEP checked and confirmed this information as much as possible,<br />
however we are not liable for any errors or consequences.<br />
© March <strong>2018</strong>, DEN OUDEN GROEP<br />
This brochure can also be downloaded<br />
via www.denoudengroep.com
Prologue<br />
We continuously broaden our horizon for a better environment<br />
The soil is deteriorating and raw materials and energy sources within our earth are being depleted.<br />
Developments that have been going on for decades. Together, we are responsible for this happening,<br />
but together, we can also achieve the turnaround. A new approach is necessary, because we have the<br />
responsibility to leave the next generation with a vibrant planet.<br />
We, as a service-oriented family business…<br />
work on contributing a little bit to achieving<br />
a better environment every day. By<br />
producing and delivering organic Fertilizers,<br />
soil improvers, and BioBased products to 70<br />
countries, we combat the deterioration of<br />
the soil and exhaustion of energy sources.<br />
This has demonstrably led to 10% more<br />
food production in the areas where our<br />
products have been applied. In addition,<br />
the application of biofuels, only produced<br />
based on residual flows, has achieved a CO 2<br />
reduction of 8%. These are great results, but<br />
on a global scale, they are of very limited<br />
value. In order to increase that value, we<br />
will invest heavily in the production and<br />
delivery of organic Fertilizers, soil improvers,<br />
and BioBased products in the coming<br />
years. Not only because we believe in our<br />
sustainable products, but because we<br />
have the responsibility as a company to<br />
contribute to a better living environment.<br />
We, as a service-oriented family business…<br />
are working on building and expanding our<br />
horizon. Within infrastructure, a transition<br />
from the current contractual forms to the<br />
new BVP contracts and expansion of the<br />
UAV-gc works is currently taking place.<br />
With pride, a strong team works on realising<br />
the growth we see before us as board and<br />
drs. J.J.P. (Jochem) Langenhuijzen RC<br />
family every day. Traditionally, we are<br />
CEO<br />
entrepreneurs in heart and soul, and we<br />
want to link this to the new market segment. We want to serve this segment with our specialisations, such as concrete roads,<br />
archaeology, and UXO Clearance.<br />
Naturally…<br />
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Content<br />
1. Who are we?<br />
1.1 Passionate staff. ............................................................................ 5<br />
Toon Daniëls speaking. .................................................................... 6<br />
1.2 History. ..................................................................................... 7<br />
1.3 Mission & Vision. ........................................................................... 8<br />
1.4 Revenue. .................................................................................... 8<br />
1.5 The board & third generation. ........................................................ 9 - 11<br />
1.6 Certificates. .......................................................................... 12 - 13<br />
1.7 Performance Ladder Social Entrepreneurship (PSO). .....................................14<br />
1.8 CO 2<br />
performance Ladder. .................................................................14<br />
1.9 Circular BioBased economy. ..............................................................15<br />
1.10 Corporate Social Responsability (CSR). ...................................................16<br />
2. What do we offer?<br />
2.1 Infrastructure. ....................................................................... 17 - 26<br />
Joris van de Vleuten speaking. ............................................................20<br />
2.2 UXO Clearance (BODAC). ........................................................... 27 - 33<br />
2.3 Production of soil improvers & biofuels. ............................................ 34 - 36<br />
3. What do we create?<br />
3.1 Organic Fertilizers (FERM O FEED). ................................................. 37 - 40<br />
3.2 Soil improvers & Growth site improvement. ........................................ 41 - 43<br />
Dayenne van Overdijk - van der Veeken speaking. ......................................44<br />
3.3 Groundcovers. .............................................................................45<br />
3.4 Biomass. ............................................................................. 46 - 48<br />
Peter Bakker speaking. ....................................................................49<br />
4. Contact<br />
Adresses. .................................................................................. 50 - 51<br />
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1. Who are we?<br />
1.1 Passionate staff<br />
Without our passionate staff, we would not be able to serve you in a service-oriented and professional<br />
way every day. We offer our employees the possibility of further developing and specialising, so that<br />
everyone is or ends up in the right place. Our staff are very valuable and are the engine of our company.<br />
Some figures (2017):<br />
• 200 employees in paid employment<br />
• Average age 41,2 years<br />
• Absenteeism is 1,87%<br />
Construction<br />
CBS<br />
62<br />
63<br />
39<br />
3,7%<br />
1,87%<br />
26<br />
22<br />
55<br />
Sickness absence<br />
Staff’s age<br />
3,7% 2,47%<br />
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Toon Daniëls speaking<br />
From 20 to 200 colleagues<br />
”Since 1 April 1987, I have been working for (at the time)<br />
M. den Ouden & Zn. I started as a driver of a mini digger,<br />
later became a truck driver, and in between, I helped with<br />
all kinds of activities in wage and ground work. In 1996,<br />
Frans den Ouden asked me to help him with the planning<br />
for people, equipment, and transport. Shortly after, FERM O<br />
FEED in Zeeland was acquired, and five months after that,<br />
Promest in Helmond. In recent years, I have been taking<br />
care of equipment management and planning the people for<br />
Infrastructure. As long as I have been working in the office,<br />
I have not given up my old profession; I regularly drive the<br />
truck on Saturdays.<br />
Over the course of 30 years, I have seen the company<br />
grow from a mere 20 to over 200 employees. Sometimes<br />
gradually, often a bit faster. I have been given and have<br />
taken many opportunities. DEN OUDEN GROEP is a flatlevel<br />
organisation, with short lines, and rapid action. I truly<br />
enjoy working here and hope to be able to contribute to this<br />
dynamic company for many more years.”<br />
Toon Daniëls<br />
Equipment Manager<br />
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1. Who are we?<br />
1.2 History<br />
<strong>2018</strong> . Exploitation location Midden-Brabant in Oosterhout<br />
. Opening location Midden-Limburg in Kelpen-Oler<br />
2017 . Opening of location ‘Brabantse Wal’ in Steenbergen<br />
2016<br />
2015<br />
2014<br />
2011<br />
2010<br />
2006<br />
1998<br />
1996<br />
1990<br />
1980<br />
1970<br />
. Opening of location ‘De Kempen’ in Sterksel<br />
. Van Dijk Boomschors & Biofiltratie and BSI Bomenservice<br />
become a part of DEN OUDEN GROENRECYCLING<br />
. Opening of location ‘Kreekrak’ in Rilland<br />
. Expansion of BODAC with an archaeological branch<br />
. Expansion of Den Ouden Contracting Firm with concrete road construction<br />
. Opening of a new production facility of FERM O FEED in Helmond<br />
. The third generation of Den Ouden carries on the family company<br />
. Production facility of FERM O FEED in Zeeland burns down<br />
. Opening of location ‘Maasland’ in Rosmalen<br />
. Expansion of Den Ouden Group with BODAC, a UXO detection company<br />
. Opening of location ‘West-Brabant’ in Zegge<br />
. Start of FERM O FEED, a producer of organic fertilizers<br />
. Opening of location ‘Het Gooi’ in Muiderberg<br />
. Opening of location ‘Vlagheide’ in Schijndel<br />
. Start of DEN OUDEN GROENRECYCLING, recycling green waste into soil improvers<br />
. Start of civil- and agricultural engineering operations and the processing of waste<br />
1976 . The second generation carries on the family company<br />
. Expansion of operations with earth-moving projects and trade in sand and gravel<br />
1965 . Foundation of a Machinery Contractor<br />
1948 . Tein and An den Ouden start their own small business with a threshing-machine<br />
Tein en An den Ouden with their twelve children<br />
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1. Who are we?<br />
1.3 Mission & Vision<br />
Mission<br />
DEN OUDEN GROEP is an international and strong service-oriented family business, with a high priority for sustainability,<br />
BioBased economy, and cradle to cradle. We provide worldwide services in the field of soil improvers, biofuels, soil Fertilizer,<br />
soil safety, urban refurbishment, and concrete construction.<br />
Vision<br />
DEN OUDEN GROEP works on innovative solutions, corporate social responsibility, and CO 2 reduction on a daily basis. With<br />
our products and services, we want to help keep our world healthy, fertile, and liveable.<br />
1.4 Revenue<br />
The revenue per operating company is:<br />
FERM O FEED<br />
€ 11.800.000<br />
DEN OUDEN ROC<br />
€ 1.300.000<br />
DEN OUDEN MATERIEEL<br />
€ 250.000<br />
€<br />
INFRASTRUCTURE<br />
AND<br />
CONCRETE ROADS<br />
€ 22.300.000<br />
GREENRECYCLING<br />
€ 24.500.000<br />
BODAC<br />
€ 9.850.000<br />
Total € 70.000.000 (2017)<br />
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1. Who are we?<br />
1.5 The board & the third generation<br />
Advisory Board<br />
The Advisory Board consists of:<br />
• Mr. A.A.M. (Louis) Deterink (Advisory Board chairman)<br />
Insolvency Law & Company Law lawyer at Deterink Advocaten en Notarissen in Eindhoven.<br />
• drs. P.J.J.M. (Peter) Swinkels<br />
Former chairman of the board of family business Bavaria and former chairman of the<br />
Brabants Zeeuwse Werkgeversvereniging (BZW).<br />
• G.C.M. (Berrie) den Ouden<br />
Former general director of DEN OUDEN GROEP and board of BVOR.<br />
The Advisory Board supports the management with advice and recommendations regarding the objectives, strategy,<br />
and business of DEN OUDEN GROEP.<br />
Management team<br />
The management team consists of:<br />
• drs. J.J.P. (Jochem) Langenhuijzen RC, Executive Chairman<br />
• R.M.H.F. (Rob) den Ouden, Commercial Director<br />
• H.W.A.M. (Harm) den Ouden, Director<br />
• J.A.P.F.M. (Jeroen) den Ouden MSc, Director<br />
F.l.t.r. Rob den Ouden, drs Jochem Langenhuijzen RC, Harm den Ouden and Jeroen den Ouden MSc.<br />
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1. Who are we?<br />
The third generation<br />
The third generation consists of the following eight persons:<br />
‘I have been working in the family business since March<br />
1992. At the moment I am a working Team Leader<br />
on the shovel/crane at a Groenrecycling location. I<br />
am also part of the innovation team and help with<br />
analysing and developing final products from the<br />
DEN OUDEN GROENRECYCLING. I have been doing<br />
this with lots of passion, dedication, and pleasure for<br />
25 years. I am also very proud of the family business. It’s<br />
one big family with a strongly driven, pleasant, and healthy<br />
culture where we work on beautiful projects with a good<br />
heart on a daily basis. At DEN OUDEN GROEP, the customer<br />
comes first. We are service-oriented and a deal is a deal.<br />
We are very flexible and always think toward a suitable<br />
solution. We work on innovative products and projects and<br />
try to stay one step ahead as a company for now and for<br />
the future.’<br />
M.A.G. (Marcel) den Ouden<br />
(date of birth 05-07-1974)<br />
‘I have been working in the family business since April 1999<br />
and I am the commercial director at the moment. I am<br />
also responsible for the sale of organic Fertilizers which we<br />
produce ourselves in our factory at FERM O FEED in<br />
Helmond. When I see the spirit and ambition of the people<br />
working for us,it makes me very proud. It is often because<br />
our people take that extra step or show that extra effort that<br />
we can make the difference in a sometimes difficult market.<br />
I also find it wonderful to see how users of our organic<br />
Fertilizers on the other side of the world are happy with<br />
the product we make and get great results with them. In<br />
addition, as DEN OUDEN GROEP, we want to keep thinking<br />
about the development of sustainable solutions for the<br />
future, to make and keep our world liveable for the next<br />
generations.’<br />
R.M.H.F. (Rob) den Ouden<br />
(date of birth 31-10-1975)<br />
‘In January 2010, I started working in our family business<br />
as a project leader for Design & Construct and I am<br />
currently responsible for Marketing & Communication.<br />
I consider it a very nice challenge to position the various<br />
business components in the market professionally and<br />
representatively. For instance, we annually participate in<br />
approximately 15 (inter)national trade fairs and spend a lot<br />
of attention to the appearance of our equipment and the<br />
location. I am very proud that I can now pour my dedication<br />
and creativity into our family business, and I hope that<br />
you, as a (potential) customer, also feel the passion of this<br />
beautiful Brabant family business, so that you can grow<br />
with us.’<br />
J.W.M. (Jurgen) den Ouden<br />
(date of birth 10-07-1976)<br />
‘I have been working in our family business since 1994 and I<br />
was named after the founder of our company, Grandpa Tein.<br />
I am currently mainly working at our location ‘De Peel’ in<br />
Helmond. It is a versatile location where FERM O FEED,<br />
DEN OUDEN ROC, and Groenrecycling are located. I work<br />
for Groenrecycling there and we also process bark and waste<br />
wood here. We also produce our roof garden substrates here.<br />
My grandpa started in 1948 and at a certain moment, my<br />
father and his brothers took over. Many things changed,<br />
the company grew quickly. All of us are proud of that!<br />
Now it is our turn, the third generation. We will do everything<br />
in our power to keep developing our company, so that it<br />
can continue to grow in a healthy way.’<br />
M.H.E.M. (Tijn) den Ouden<br />
(date of birth 01-07-1977)<br />
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1. Who are we?<br />
‘I have been working in our family business since 2004 and<br />
my current position is Operational Director.<br />
This position reflects all my activities and I am ultimately<br />
responsible for all operational matters that are present<br />
within our fantastic family business. I am proud to be<br />
working within our company and I am also proud of the<br />
involvement of all family members, our employees, and our<br />
permanent partners – it feels like one big team effort! We<br />
are entrepreneurs in heart and soul and we have the right<br />
solution for any issue!’<br />
‘I have been working in our family business since April 2001<br />
and my job is all-round employee.<br />
I substitute at DEN OUDEN GROENRECYCLING and transport.<br />
The great thing about a family business is working<br />
together with your cousins in a growing and broad business.<br />
Always strive for the best for your customers and the<br />
company, and work with pleasure.’<br />
W.W.M.M. (William) den Ouden<br />
(date of birth 10-04-1980)<br />
H.W.A.M. (Harm) den Ouden<br />
(date of birth 22-07-1979)<br />
“I have worked in our family business DEN OUDEN GROEP<br />
since the winter of 2014 and my current position is Director.<br />
In recent years I have worked in various divisions within our<br />
company. During this period, I got to know many colleagues,<br />
and noticed that everyone is full of passion and driven about<br />
our company. At the beginning of <strong>2018</strong> I became part of the<br />
management team, where I am responsible for the Logistics,<br />
Material and the production of Groenrecycling and FERM O<br />
FEED. I am very grateful to the management and family<br />
for offering me this opportunity. Together we work on the<br />
progress and growth of our company, to be able to hand it<br />
over to the fourth generation.”<br />
J.A.P.F.M. (Jeroen) den Ouden<br />
(date of birth 08-01-1987)<br />
‘I have been working in the family business since August<br />
2016. I am working for FERM O FEED as a sales support/<br />
back-office employee. I am proud of the company, it is<br />
special how it grew into what it is today. My grandpa<br />
started with something small and eventually, my father and<br />
his brothers built on that. The great thing about this family<br />
business is that the various business units all share the<br />
same goal, namely ensuring a greener and better liveable<br />
environment together. Nature and the soil are central to<br />
this. We work on this together full of passion and pleasure<br />
every day.’<br />
P.P.J. (Paul) den Ouden<br />
(date of birth 12-06-1988)<br />
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1. Who are we?<br />
1.6 Certificates<br />
ISO 9001<br />
Quality<br />
ISO 9001<br />
ISO 14001<br />
Environment<br />
ISO 14001<br />
VCA* and VCA**<br />
Safety<br />
VCA**<br />
WSCS-OCE<br />
Detecting Conventional<br />
Explosives<br />
Erlaubnis nach §7 Sprengstoffgesetzes<br />
Detecting Conventional<br />
Explosives in Germany<br />
Performance Ladder CO 2 awareness certificate-level 5<br />
CO 2 aware actions<br />
Performance Ladder Social Entrepreneurship - level 3<br />
Social entrepreneurship<br />
BRL SIKB 4000<br />
Archaeology<br />
BRL SIKB 7001<br />
Soil remediation<br />
BRL SIKB 7700<br />
Construction of liquid-tight<br />
concrete hardenings<br />
BRL SIKB 9335-4<br />
Environmental hygienic<br />
quality label of composite soil<br />
products<br />
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1. Who are we?<br />
RAG-certificate<br />
Quality label for soil products<br />
in public green<br />
RHP-certificate<br />
Quality label for substrates,<br />
substrate raw materials<br />
NTA 8080<br />
Sustainable production of<br />
biomass<br />
Keurcompost certificate<br />
Environmental care and Product<br />
Verification for green compost<br />
BVOR certificate ‘sick tree wood processing’<br />
Processing company sick<br />
tree wood<br />
BVOR certificate ‘recognised invasive exotics processor’<br />
Processing company<br />
invasive exotics<br />
Control Union Certificates<br />
Raw material regulations<br />
for organic fertilizers<br />
Ecocert Certificates<br />
Product suitable for<br />
organic farming<br />
OMRI listed<br />
Supports the integrity of<br />
organic production<br />
FiBL Listed<br />
International development of<br />
organic farming<br />
Soil Association Approved<br />
Future of nutrition and<br />
agriculture<br />
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1. Who are we?<br />
1.7 Performance Ladder Social<br />
Entrepreneurship (PSO)<br />
DEN OUDEN GROEP meets the requirements for Level 3<br />
on the PSO Performance Ladder. The Performance Ladder<br />
Social Entrepreneurship (PSO) quality label demonstrates<br />
that DEN OUDEN GROEP not only supports people with a<br />
vulnerable labour market position in its work, but also offers<br />
them a place within our own business.<br />
Companies with a level 3 recognition are among the leading<br />
companies in the field of social entrepreneurship and meet<br />
the qualitative requirements relating to appropriate work,<br />
integration, functioning & development, and guidance. DEN<br />
OUDEN GROEP considers social entrepreneurship to be selfevident:<br />
people with a distance to the labour market work<br />
with us on the work floor.<br />
1.8 CO 2 performance ladder<br />
DEN OUDEN GROEP is certified at Level 5 of the CO 2<br />
performance ladder. The objective is to reduce energy<br />
consumption over a period of five years, which will reduce<br />
CO 2 emissions by 10% calculated from the base year 2015.<br />
To achieve this objective, initiatives by the management,<br />
but certainly also by the employees of DEN OUDEN GROEP<br />
will need to be investigated and applied where possible.<br />
This means we not only do this in our business, but also in<br />
our projects. In our policy, we pay attention to how we can<br />
develop sustainably on the one hand (energy and materials)<br />
and achieve reduction on the other hand (energy, CO 2<br />
emissions, and waste).<br />
The most up-to-date carbon footprint data is on our website<br />
www.denoudengroep.com.<br />
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1. Who are we?<br />
1.9 Circular Biobased Economy<br />
The soil is deteriorating and fossil fuels<br />
and energy sources will be exhausted in<br />
the short term. We are all responsible for<br />
this happening, but together, we can also<br />
achieve the turnaround. A new approach<br />
is necessary, because we have the<br />
responsibility to leave the next generation<br />
with a vibrant planet. In order to increase<br />
our value in this effort, we will invest<br />
heavily in the production and delivery of<br />
Biobased products in the coming years.<br />
These BioBased products come from and<br />
return to Mother Earth and fit the image of<br />
the circular economy perfectly.<br />
We develop and introduce Biobased<br />
products to realise a more sustainable<br />
society. For instance, the residual flows<br />
come from the region and the production<br />
takes place within the region as much as<br />
possible.<br />
For more information about our BioBased<br />
products, see the Bio(Based) raw materials<br />
chapter.<br />
Taxol<br />
DEN OUDEN GROEP is closely involved is<br />
the biorefinery of taxus in order to obtain<br />
Taxol. Taxol is a valuable raw material for<br />
the pharmaceutical industry and is applied<br />
as an ingredient in cancer medicine. An<br />
intensive cooperation with Taxustaxi<br />
has been in place for some time. At our<br />
locations, there is free taxus collection for<br />
cancer control.<br />
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1. Who are we?<br />
1.10 Corporate Social Responibility (CSR)<br />
We distinguish ourselves with CSR because we are socially committed to our staff, but also to the people in the area. Our<br />
employees are our capital and our environment is our right to exist. We work on a better world, day after day:<br />
4<br />
4<br />
Processing (organic) residual flows into high-quality products, such as biofuels and soil improvers.<br />
Remediating contaminated land and water soil.<br />
4 Economically handling energy and raw materials, annual CO 2 reduction of 2%.<br />
If someone may end up in the Sickness Benefits Act (for a longer period), appropriate work is found.<br />
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4<br />
We always try to relocate people within the company when someone is not in the right place.<br />
4 CO 2 awareness certificate; we contribute to a more sustainable world because we reduce as much of<br />
our CO 2 emissions as possible.<br />
4<br />
4<br />
4<br />
NTA 8080 certificate; we show that we produce, process, trade, and use biomass for energy<br />
generation in a sustainable way.<br />
All electricity we consume is produced based on Dutch Biomass.<br />
Combating deterioration of the soil by delivering and advising in the field of soil improvers and organic fertilizers.<br />
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2. What do we offer?<br />
2.1 Infrastructure<br />
For clients, DEN OUDEN GROEP is a solution-oriented and pragmatic party in the entire infrastructure<br />
process. And because everything is covered by us, we never point to other parties. Our goal is to be a<br />
transparent, reliable, and innovative partner for infrastructure projects.<br />
Our infrastructure activities mainly focus on:<br />
• Urban refurbishment<br />
• Concrete roads<br />
• Soil remediation<br />
2.1.1 Urban refurbishment<br />
Redeveloping existing urban areas is a complex task that is also becoming increasingly challenging due to new issues such<br />
as climate change (adapting sewage and drainage, water storage) and the new technologies that need to be placed in the<br />
ground (thermal storage, heat net, domestic and extinguishing water, telecommunications, etc.)<br />
DEN OUDEN GROEP is able to combine various disciplines needed to create and apply efficient and economical systems.<br />
We take care of planning, safety, flow, and communication when it comes to refurbishment projects.<br />
Result of reconstruction Orpheuslaan in Eindhoven<br />
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2. What do we offer?<br />
References<br />
Design and construction of unique cradleto-cradle<br />
‘roundabout of tomorrow’ - Venlo<br />
Realisation of 30.000 m 2 public space ligne -<br />
Sittard<br />
Client:<br />
municipality of Venlo<br />
Implementation period: 2016-2017<br />
Client:<br />
municipality of Sittard<br />
Implementation period: 2015-2017<br />
The ‘Roundabout of Tomorrow’ is so unique because it is<br />
the first cradle-to-cradle roundabout in the Netherlands,<br />
and possibly in the entire world. But what is so unique<br />
about this roundabout, what makes it so sustainable<br />
and reusable? Firstly, we have moved away from asphalt<br />
as the hardening structure of the roundabout and used<br />
concrete. Concrete has a longer lifespan and requires<br />
little maintenance. The type of concrete used by DEN<br />
OUDEN GROEP has very low CO 2 emissions, namely<br />
about 70% less than normal. Thirty years from now, it<br />
is possible to remove each component separately and<br />
reuse it. This makes the roundabout cradle-to-cradle.<br />
Not just the roundabout is unique, but the form of<br />
cooperation was a bit different than usual as well. From<br />
the very beginning, DEN OUDEN GROEP, the municipality<br />
of Venlo, and Kragten were in open conversation with<br />
each other and with suppliers, subcontractors, Zuyd<br />
Hoogeschool, public utilities, and residents.The physical<br />
activities commenced on 6 June 2017, and the roundabout<br />
was ready for use at the end of August 2017.<br />
The construction of the new public space ‘Ligne’<br />
(30,000 m 2 ) has the goal of realising a new multifunctional<br />
area. The work consisted of a large number of sustainable<br />
applications. The challenging work included the<br />
redevelopment of hardenings, sewage work, removing<br />
concrete cylinders, applying quay walls, applying bridges,<br />
drainage work, archaeological research, applying green<br />
facilities, applying street furniture, and applying a bypass<br />
for the Keutelbeek with a flow rate of 35 m³/sec!<br />
This was the most complex and biggest project of<br />
DEN OUDEN GROEP to date. Many parties have had a<br />
hand in the work, such as the architect, water authority,<br />
and the municipality of Sittard itself.<br />
But the most important thing is… the client is very<br />
satisfied!<br />
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References<br />
Accessing structure core conversion -<br />
Loon op Zand<br />
Sewer replacement Frederiklaan - Eindhoven<br />
Client:<br />
municipality of Loon op Zand<br />
Implementation period: 2015-2017<br />
Client:<br />
municipality of Eindhoven<br />
Implementation period: 2016-2017<br />
The work is located in Loon op Zand and stretches across<br />
a length of approximately 2,600 metres. The objective is<br />
to improve the accessibility of the core of Loon op Zand,<br />
create a better and safer traffic flow, and give the public<br />
space a quality impulse. The core of Loon op Zand is<br />
not sustainable and future-proof. The maximum speed<br />
has been dropped from 50 km/h to 30 km/h. Through<br />
adjustments of the roads, paving stones, and green, the<br />
appearance of the street is also improved. The core of Loon<br />
op Zand is cleaner and safer because there is less traffic<br />
and people drive slower.<br />
The work is located in Frederiklaan, Jonghlaan, and<br />
Essenstraat in the municipality of Eindhoven. The<br />
Frederiklaan Sewer Replacement project has been<br />
implemented in nine phases. Two of these phases were<br />
carried out in Frederiklaan in front of the Philips Stadium.<br />
To minimise the inconvenience for the activities in the<br />
Stadium, the municipality wanted to optimally use the<br />
activity-free period in the summer. This was done by<br />
implementing as much of the first phase as possible in the<br />
period between the concerts of Guus Meeuwis and PSV’s<br />
first football match. This way, the work caused as little<br />
inconvenience to visitors as possible.<br />
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Joris van de Vleuten speaking<br />
Working toward a common goal<br />
”DEN OUDEN GROEP is a dynamic family business with a<br />
professional appearance and passionate staff, which offers<br />
room for personal development and entrepreneurship at<br />
all levels. With an almost unlimited portfolio of services<br />
and products, we can relieve customers in the sustainable<br />
design of the outdoor space. Through our specialisations,<br />
we are able to create value for our clients in the field of<br />
advice, design, engineering, and realisation in every facet<br />
of a project. In short, we are a very interesting company for<br />
the market, our clients, and our colleagues at DEN OUDEN<br />
GROEP. I am proud to be a part of this organisation, where I<br />
contribute to the common goal full of enthusiasm and with<br />
lots of pleasure every day!”<br />
Joris van de Vleuten<br />
Manager Infrastructure & Concrete Roads<br />
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2.1.2 Concrete roads<br />
Hardenings are increasingly being made of concrete. Concrete is very resistant to heavy and intense traffic loads and<br />
remains excellently driveable. The occurrence of track and ripple formation is minimal. Concrete has a long lifespan and is<br />
both recyclable and maintenance-friendly.<br />
Turning heavy traffic often leads to collapse of the hardening. This can be avoided with a concrete hardening. A concrete<br />
hardening is a ‘rigid’ and stable construction that can stand the test of time and heavy traffic without being damaged.<br />
Damage due to weather influences is negligible. Concrete also has an environmentally friendly character. The growth of<br />
weeds is minimal, which means pesticides are not necessary. We are able to take care of all concrete work with our own<br />
equipment. This enables us to guarantee quality and save costs.<br />
We will continue to actively innovate, including with concrete roads. DEN OUDEN GROEP wants to utilise a raw material<br />
such as grass even better by using the fibres and proteins in different ways, e.g. as a mixture for concrete production. This<br />
makes the raw material more valuable within the chain and allows it to be applied within the manufacturing industry.<br />
Construction of a concrete bus lane in the centre of Roermond<br />
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References<br />
Construction of 10.000 m 2 concrete airplane<br />
platform - Dublin Airport<br />
Construction of 18.000 m 2 concrete aircraft<br />
test facility - Eindhoven<br />
Client:<br />
BAM Ireland<br />
Implementation period: 2017<br />
For the purpose of an Apron (airplane platform) renovation<br />
at Dublin Airport, DEN OUDEN GROEP has applied<br />
10,000 m² of high-quality concrete hardening. The work<br />
was completed to the full satisfaction of BAM Ireland and<br />
Dublin Airport Authority.<br />
The structure consists of a non-reinforced concrete floor<br />
with a thickness of 425 mm and a concrete quality of<br />
C35/45 XF4 with the addition of 5% air. The joint pattern<br />
on the platform is based on 5.5 by 5.5 metres whereby<br />
the longitudinal joints are linked by a coupling rod with a<br />
diameter of 20 mm centre-to-centre 600 mm. The cross<br />
joints feature dowels with a diameter of 40 mm centre-tocentre<br />
375 mm. The concrete mortar was delivered from<br />
a central location and the concrete hardening was applied<br />
with our Wirtgen SP850 Vario slipform paver modified to<br />
a width of 5.5 metres.<br />
Client:<br />
Dutch Central Government<br />
Real estate company<br />
Implementation period: 2015-2017<br />
A new aircraft testing facility for military planes has been<br />
constructed at the air base in Eindhoven. In addition to<br />
an open air concrete platform, this testing facility also<br />
has a high-walled platform. At this new location, the air<br />
force can test the C-130 Hercules and KDC-10 planes,<br />
for instance after servicing or repairs. According to the<br />
Ministry of Defence, this walled test site will cause less<br />
hindrance than the current one.<br />
The construction had two phases. During the first phase<br />
(2015/2016), taxiways and the plateau were constructed,<br />
plus a twelve metre high sound wall north of the plateau.<br />
During the second phase (2017), the walled plateau was<br />
built. The work mainly consisted of applying a testing<br />
facility with a slanted wall (embankment with concrete<br />
slabs). This slanted wall is intended to direct the ‘blast’<br />
generated by the jet engines during test runs upward. The<br />
hardenings mainly consist of 18,000 m² cement concrete<br />
hardenings (incl. 7.5 km of joints) and prefab concrete<br />
slabs.<br />
The work was carried out as a contracting consortium<br />
with Dura Vermeer.<br />
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2. What do we offer?<br />
References<br />
Construction of 40.000 m 2 concrete<br />
hardenings Lidl - Southamton (UK)<br />
Client:<br />
Bouwbedrijf Van de Ven<br />
Implementation period: 2016<br />
Outside our national borders, in the South-England port<br />
of Southampton, construction company Van de Ven<br />
realised a distribution centre for supermarket chain Lidl.<br />
DEN OUDEN GROEP provided 40,000 m² of concrete road<br />
construction consisting of a ring road, a loading dock,<br />
and parking spaces. It is one of our specialisations. The<br />
challenge with this project was mostly in the lead time,<br />
namely in terms of the production speed of the concrete<br />
mortar. In England, the capacity of concrete plants is lower<br />
than in the Netherlands. In the Netherlands, we are more<br />
focused on efficiency and shorter construction times,<br />
and we have younger plants with larger capacities. In the<br />
Netherlands, we would work with a width of 10 metres at<br />
a time, while in England we were working with a width<br />
of 5 metres at a time. A high-quality outdoor hardening,<br />
resistant to frost and road salt, making it very durable,<br />
requiring very little maintenance!<br />
Application of concrete highway - Couvin (B)<br />
Client:<br />
BAM Contractors<br />
Implementation period: 2016-<strong>2018</strong><br />
The work involved the application of two 8.6 km double<br />
lane concrete highways, including emergency lanes and<br />
ramps east of Couvin in Belgium. The highway is part of<br />
the E420, the main connection between Charleroi and the<br />
French border.<br />
Various structural works, including 190,000 m² of<br />
concrete hardenings, have been realised. The concrete<br />
hardenings consist of double-layer continuous reinforced<br />
concrete. The work of phase 1 was completed in late 2016,<br />
phase 2 in April 2017, and phase 3 will be completed<br />
in <strong>2018</strong>.<br />
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References<br />
References<br />
Refurbishment concrete HOV line /<br />
Huizingalaan - Eindhoven<br />
Construction of roundabouts<br />
Turnhoutsebaan - Goirle<br />
Client:<br />
municipality of Eindhoven<br />
Implementation period: 2015-2017<br />
Client:<br />
municipality of Goirle<br />
Implementation period: 2015-2017<br />
The Hoogwaardig Openbaar Vervoerbaan Huizingalaan<br />
is part of the HOV line that will run from WC Woensel to<br />
Ekkersrijt and from WC Woensel to Eindhoven Airport.<br />
The Huizingalaan needs maintenance. Because the<br />
Huizingalaan is part of the HOV network, the construction<br />
of separate bus lanes is part of the design. In 2015, we<br />
constructed the first part of the concrete bus lane (HOV).<br />
The work for the second part started in late April 2016,<br />
and the project was completed in early 2017.<br />
In 2015, a roundabout was built at the Turnhoutsebaan<br />
near Gorps Baantje and the Nieuwkerksbaantje. The<br />
four-month process was carried out to improve traffic<br />
safety and make the nature areas south of Goirle and Riel<br />
accessible.<br />
For the improvement of traffic safety, a second<br />
roundabout was also constructed near the Poppelseweg<br />
in 2017. To give the traffic between Tilburg and Poppel<br />
access at all times, a separate lane was built next to the<br />
Turnhoutsebaan. This assured the accessibility in an<br />
excellent way. The Turnhoutsebaan, the former N630<br />
between Tilburg and Poppel, was transferred to the<br />
municipality of Goirle by the province of North Brabant in<br />
2009, with the task of making this road Sustainable and<br />
Safe by 2020.<br />
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2.1.3 Soil remediation<br />
When soil contamination is identified, it is necessary to proceed with remediation. The problem of contaminated soil has<br />
been in the news repeatedly. For example, some places in our country built residential areas on heavily contaminated<br />
grounds.<br />
Soil remediation is the process of freeing a piece of land from soil contamination. DEN OUDEN GROEP and BODAC<br />
can perform soil remediation with associated soil research, demolition, and sieving work. We excavate the soil if it is<br />
environmentally polluted. This is done in consultation with an environmental assistant. The contaminated soil (free of<br />
conventional explosives) can be discharged to a recognised processor.<br />
Most clients often see soil remediation as a financial risk. However, we can combine different specific and complex activities<br />
within a single project, so that you can work efficiently, cost-effectively, and with affordable rates:<br />
• Insulating waste deposits (seal);<br />
• Tank and soil remediation;<br />
• Groundwater remediation and monitoring;<br />
• Discharge of contaminated soil;<br />
• Sieving soil;<br />
• Environmental guidance and advice;<br />
• Taking care of relevant permits.<br />
Soil remediation in Antwerp<br />
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References<br />
Covering landfill Meersteeg - Geldermalsen<br />
Remediation for refurbishment of NRE site -<br />
Eindhoven<br />
Client:<br />
Avri<br />
Implementation period: 2016<br />
Client:<br />
municipality of Eindhoven<br />
Implementation period: 2017<br />
The work involves the installation of an upper seal<br />
structure (in accordance with the Dumping Decree) in the<br />
eastern part of landfill Meersteeg in Geldermalsen.<br />
The work mainly consisted of removing part of the existing<br />
waste gas drainage system, equalising, profiling, and<br />
compacting the existing support layer and delivering and<br />
applying the upper seal structure Trisoplast, HDPE foil,<br />
rainwater drainage mat, and ground layer. A rainwater<br />
drain (wells, gutters, pipes) was also applied and the seal<br />
structure was sown with a grass mixture.<br />
The NRE site, former industrial and port area near the<br />
city centre, is being redeveloped. Eleven special factory<br />
buildings, remnants of the former gas industry, form<br />
the basis for the historic character of the NRE site at<br />
the Nachtegaallaan in the centre of the municipality of<br />
Eindhoven.<br />
The work involved the remediation and preparation<br />
(BRM) of the NRE site phase 2 through 4 in Eindhoven.<br />
The remediation consists of drainage and purifying<br />
contaminated groundwater and excavating and disposal<br />
of contaminated soil. According to experts who studied<br />
the contaminated soil under the former industrial site,<br />
there are no risks to public health during the remediation<br />
of the NRE site.<br />
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2.2 UXO clearance (BODAC)<br />
The Dutch soil contains a large number of Conventional Explosives (CE) From World War II. The presence<br />
of ammunition in the soil poses a permanent danger to people and the environment. BODAC specialises<br />
in detecting and removing conventional explosives.<br />
2.2.1 Knowledge and advice centre<br />
When there are indications that a project site may contain unexploded ordnance (UXO), BODAC can conduct a (historical)<br />
research before earthmoving activities are carried out. The aim is to give a well-founded advice on the presence or absence<br />
of UXO and the necessary steps to be taken. This research is done according to Dutch WSCS-OCE certification and<br />
inconformity with the standards of the Dutch association of explosives detection companies, the Vereniging voor<br />
Explosieven Opsporing (VEO).<br />
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2.2.2 Land soil UXO clearance<br />
We have various methods for detecting UXO:<br />
Manual surface detection<br />
Through manual surface detection, our specialised<br />
staff detect UXO using a magnetometer and/or a<br />
metal detector up to a depth of approximately 4.5 m<br />
below the ground.<br />
Non-real time surface detection<br />
Non-real time (computer-assisted) surface detection<br />
with multiple sensors makes it possible to scan large<br />
parts of your project locations in a relatively short<br />
time up to a depth of approximately 4.5 m below the<br />
ground.<br />
Depth detection<br />
Besides surface detection, BODAC can also perform<br />
depth detection up to a depth of approximately 18 m<br />
below the ground, both in land soil and underwater.<br />
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2.2.3 Waterbed explosives detection<br />
Detecting and securing conventional<br />
explosives in an underwater environment<br />
is a difficult and challenging<br />
operation. Depending on the<br />
environment and the depth of the<br />
objects, BODAC will use underwater<br />
detection, depth detection, ROV<br />
(Remotely Operated Vehicle), or<br />
divers to detect, identify, move,<br />
and secure individual objects. Our<br />
diving equipment complies with the<br />
standards of WOD-SOE and IMCA.<br />
UXO detection in the new harbor of Zutphen<br />
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2.2.4 Archaeology<br />
BODAC can carry out all facets of<br />
the archaeological research for you.<br />
It is often necessary to conduct<br />
archaeological research and research<br />
into UXO prior to development<br />
plans. Because BODAC offers both<br />
disciplines, you only have to deal<br />
with one contract party, which<br />
communicates and works much<br />
faster and easier. BODAC works<br />
according to the current version<br />
of the Dutch Archaeology Quality<br />
Standard (KNA) and is in possession<br />
of the BRL SIKB 4000 certificate.<br />
2.2.5 Aircraft recovery<br />
An aircraft recovery is a complex task<br />
that requires attention to human<br />
remains, conventional explosives,<br />
and archaeological finds. Because<br />
of these aspects, it is very important<br />
to work very accurately during an<br />
aircraft recovery operation. Because<br />
BODAC has unique screening<br />
systems, very small particles can be<br />
separated in the soil. This means that<br />
no object can be overlooked during<br />
an aircraft recovery operation.<br />
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References<br />
Historical research UXO transport systems<br />
and sewer pumping stations north<br />
Client:<br />
Kragten<br />
Implementation period: 2017<br />
Nordstream 2: PUXO 2X submarine pipelines<br />
and onshore facilities - Baltic Sea<br />
Client:<br />
NSea<br />
Implementation period: 2017<br />
The historical research for the Transport Systems and<br />
Sewer Pumping Stations North project involved five subareas<br />
in the Betuwe, where Waterschap Rivierenland will<br />
carry out work on a number of sewage treatment plants.<br />
The total length of the grids is 20 km.<br />
The historical research focused on the extent to which the<br />
project area was involved in war operations in the 1940-<br />
1945 period. The Betuwe was one of the most affected<br />
areas during World War II. Ochten, Opheusden, and Zetten,<br />
among other places, were so heavily damaged that after<br />
the liberation, residents had to wait several months before<br />
they could return. The Betuwe was on the front line from<br />
September 1944 until the end of the war in May 1945.<br />
In addition to these war operations, the Betuwe was also<br />
under water for a long time: the Germans blew up the<br />
Rijndijk in early December 1944, which flooded the area<br />
between Tiel and Elst. The water not only drove Allied and<br />
German troops out of the area, but also erased many war<br />
traces such as craters. This made it difficult to interpret<br />
the aerial photographs from 1945.<br />
The Nordstream 2 project consists of two undersea<br />
pipelines with a diameter of 1,20 meters. The pipelines<br />
and attached onshore facilities cross through most of the<br />
Baltic Sea, from the Russian coast to the German coast.<br />
Throughout history the Baltic Sea has been the theatre of<br />
naval warfare. As a result of this fighting, many remnants<br />
of unexploaded ordnance (UXO) are still present in the<br />
seabed. Examples are mines, bombs from airplanes and<br />
torpedo’s. There are also several dump sites for munitions<br />
present in the Baltic Sea. One of these, near the island<br />
Bornholm, was used as a dumping ground for both regular<br />
and chemical munitions. These historical events, as well<br />
as present day military practice areas, make it necessary<br />
to conduct UXO surveys in the Baltic Sea. BODAC scanned<br />
the seabed with multibeam echo sonar (MBES), side-scan<br />
sonar (SSS), magnetometer and gradiometer equipment.<br />
The data was then analysed to provide a clear picture of<br />
unexploaded ordnance still present in the seabed. When<br />
necessary BODAC removed dangerous objects along the<br />
sea-corridor.<br />
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References<br />
Nordlink: PUXO 516 km cable -<br />
Between Germany and Norway<br />
UXO clearance in Rotterdam<br />
Client:<br />
NOKA Offshore GmbH<br />
Implementation period: 2017<br />
Client:<br />
Port of Rotterdam<br />
(municipality of Rotterdam)<br />
Implementation period: 2015-2016<br />
Noka Offshore GmbH is currently constructing a<br />
submarine HVDC-cable between Germany and Norway.<br />
These construction efforts are part of the 516 kilometre<br />
long NordLink power network which crosses German,<br />
Danish and Norwegian waters. Before the cable can<br />
be placed, it is imperative to survey the seabed for<br />
unexploaded ordnance (UXO). Noka Offshore has granted<br />
a part of these surveys to the joint combination BODAC/<br />
N-Sea. Between the North-German city of Büsum and<br />
the Danish-German border the seabed has been scanned<br />
with multibeam echo sonar (MBES), side-scan sonar (SSS),<br />
magnetometer and gradiometer equipment. BODAC<br />
analysed the data of these scans to provide a clear picture<br />
of unexploaded ordnance still present in the seabed. When<br />
necessary BODAC removed dangerous objects along the<br />
sea-corridor.<br />
In order to increase the storage and handling capacity<br />
of the Koole Terminals in the port of Rotterdam, it was<br />
decided to realise an additional quay. In order to safely<br />
create the quay, it is necessary to first inspect the area for<br />
the presence of unexploded ordnance (UXO). This work has<br />
been executed by BODAC. Based on historical research<br />
of the area, it was determined that aerial bombs could<br />
be found up to 7 meters below sealevel at the terminal<br />
location. Using our own sophisticated equipment BODAC<br />
was able to detect anomalies up to 11 meters below<br />
ground level and ensure future safety at the construction<br />
site. Our specialized equipment made it possible to survey<br />
the area with minimal excavation work. This way the<br />
client is ensured that he can start construction of the new<br />
quay as fast and safe as possible.<br />
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References<br />
UXO clearance polyvalent workplace -<br />
Melle (Ghent, B)<br />
UXO clearance Navy barracks - Vlissingen<br />
Client:<br />
TUCrail Belgian Rail Engineering<br />
Implementation period: 2014-2017<br />
Client:<br />
Rijksvastgoedbedrijf<br />
(Province of Zeeland)<br />
Implementation period: 2016<br />
TUCrail Belgian Rail Engineering has commissioned BODAC<br />
to carry out clearance of unexploaded ordnance (UXO) near<br />
Gent in Belgium. In the First and Second World War many<br />
battles took place in this area and allied strategic bombers<br />
targeted the railroad area dozens of times between 1940<br />
and 1944. To create a safe working environment for<br />
the construction of the new multifunctional workplace,<br />
BODAC has conducted detection surveys. A variety of<br />
advanced survey equipment was used, including active<br />
& passive radar detection and ground penetrating radar<br />
systems. During the detection efforts various UXO-items<br />
were found from both World Wars. BODAC completed this<br />
first phase in 2015. Afterwards BODAC was commissioned<br />
for the second phase of the project, to remove overhead<br />
poles, clear all tracks and construct platforms so the<br />
construction of the workplace can commence.<br />
The Province of Zeeland, in close cooperation with the<br />
Ministry of Defence and the Rijksvastgoedbedrijf, is<br />
preparing the construction of the Michiel Adriaanszoon<br />
de Ruijter barracks in Zeeland. The barracks (almost 70<br />
ha in size), a new accommodation for the navy to be used<br />
from 2020, will be located east of the Buitenhaven in<br />
Vlissingen. In the context of preparations for the barracks,<br />
BODAC was commissioned by the Rijksvastgoedbedrijf to<br />
perform UXO clearance in an area of 41.6 ha.<br />
BODAC found five 500 pounders from World War II on the<br />
site. Vlissingen was the target of multiple heavy bombings<br />
during World War II. The Explosives Disposal Service blew<br />
up the bombs in a controlled explosion in July 2016.<br />
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2.3 Production of soil improvers & biofuels<br />
2.3.1 Intake of organic and wood-like<br />
raw materials<br />
At our locations, over 450,000 tonnes of green<br />
waste and waste wood are taken in annually for<br />
the purpose of the production of soil improvers,<br />
biomass, and organic raw materials. Think<br />
of, for instance, grass, pruning wood, stubs,<br />
green waste, and waste wood that comes from<br />
municipalities, provinces, and Rijkswaterstaat,<br />
companies, and private individuals.<br />
Tree nutrition<br />
(191.000)<br />
Compost<br />
(210.000)<br />
Bark/Peat<br />
(41.000)<br />
Biomass<br />
(159.000)<br />
Commodity production 2017 (tonnes)<br />
Collecting green waste with modern equipment<br />
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2.3.2 Cascading<br />
References<br />
When grubbing up and pruning trees, you have to deal with<br />
various wood streams. We are happy to help you carefully<br />
cascade the wood streams, so that the revenue is optimised.<br />
This results in added value for the entire tree. The wood<br />
streams consist of logs, branch/top wood, tree stumps, and<br />
pruning wood.<br />
Pharmaceutical products<br />
and premium chemicals<br />
Profit volume<br />
Food and Animal Food<br />
Chemicals and materials<br />
Fuels<br />
Green waste from Gooi and Vechtstreek<br />
Client:<br />
GAD<br />
Implementation period: 2017-<strong>2018</strong><br />
Volume<br />
Energy and heat<br />
Energy and heat<br />
The GAD (Raw Materials and Waste Service) Gooi and<br />
Vechtstreek, as waste processor for the cooperating<br />
municipalities of Blaricum, Laren, Gooise meren, Huizen,<br />
Wijdemeren, Weesp, and SBS Hilversum, has put the<br />
specification on the market to have their 14,000 tonnes of<br />
collective coarse green waste processed annually.<br />
2.3.3 Composting<br />
Fuels<br />
materials<br />
and Chemicals<br />
Den Ouden specialises in processing green waste into<br />
high quality compost. Our main activity is managing the<br />
Food and Animal Food<br />
composting process from start to finish. Different types of<br />
premium chemicals<br />
and<br />
green waste Pharmaceutical products<br />
are processed into biomass and soil improvers<br />
(such as compost).<br />
The municipalities have the choice of depositing green<br />
waste directly at DEN OUDEN GROEP or to have us collect<br />
it at the GAD Regional Station in Crailo. Furthermore, DEN<br />
OUDEN GROEP switches out the green waste containers<br />
on the environmental routes. Sorting of the green waste<br />
by the municipality is rewarded through a rate system.<br />
In this work, DEN OUDEN GROEP excels in logistic<br />
flexibility and its central location, and DEN OUDEN GROEP<br />
delivers topsoil and tree substrates to municipalities that<br />
are mostly made of their own green waste. Furthermore,<br />
DEN OUDEN GROEP demonstrates that the biomass that<br />
is made reduces the necessary tonnes of CO 2 compared<br />
to fossil fuels. Finally, DEN OUDEN GROEP also provides<br />
a place for people with a distance to the labour market,<br />
a form of social return that is a standard part of our<br />
company.<br />
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References<br />
Green waste from Rijnmond region<br />
Chip project streamline undyked Meuse<br />
Client:<br />
The municipalities of Maassluis,<br />
Vlaardingen, Brielle,<br />
Hellevoetsluis, Nissewaard,<br />
Capelle aan den IJssel,<br />
Barendrecht and Westvoorne.<br />
Implementation period: 2016-<strong>2018</strong><br />
Client:<br />
Peter van Daal Cultuurtechniek<br />
en Groenvoorziening /<br />
Rijkswaterstaat Limburg<br />
Implementation period: 2016-2017<br />
Led by the municipality of Westvoorne, the various<br />
municipalities in the Rijnmond region have started<br />
working together to have their green waste processed by<br />
a green waste processor. The municipalities are Maassluis,<br />
Vlaardingen, Brielle, Hellevoetsluis, Nissewaard, Capelle<br />
aan den IJssel, Barendrecht, and Westvoorne. DEN<br />
OUDEN GROEP was granted this project by centrally<br />
locating its collection depot. This was achieved by<br />
concluding a partnership with SUEZ in the Waalhaven-<br />
Rotterdam.<br />
This unburdens the municipalities because there is no<br />
need for them to pre-sort and they can leave this to<br />
DEN OUDEN GROEP. The total volume of green waste is<br />
approximately 14,000 tonnes. DEN OUDEN GROEP also<br />
delivers substrates and soil improvers to the municipality<br />
of Rotterdam. This means the green waste of the Rijnmond<br />
municipalities is partially recycled as landscape substrate,<br />
tree ground or tree soil.<br />
The cooperation of engineering agency Arcadis, Peter<br />
van Daal Cultuurtechniek en Groenvoorziening, and DEN<br />
OUDEN GROEP is providing better protection against<br />
high water along the Meuse. To improve the flow of the<br />
Meuse in Limburg, the flood plains need to fill up more<br />
quickly in case of a flood.<br />
During the (chipping) work, a large amount of pruning and<br />
log chips was released. DEN OUDEN GROEP has cascaded<br />
the wood from the work area as a raw material to deposit<br />
it as high in the chain as possible. The client is very<br />
pleased with the cooperation and the result.<br />
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3. What do we create?<br />
3.1 Organic fertilizers<br />
Healthy soil is at the basis of our food<br />
production. 95% of our food is directly or<br />
indirectly produced via the soil. Healthy<br />
plants with lots of nutrients feed humans and<br />
animals.<br />
Middle East<br />
3%<br />
Africa<br />
8%<br />
Latin America<br />
1%<br />
A healthy soil mainly involves soil life, soil<br />
structure, and nutrients. Caring for organic<br />
substances is the most important thing<br />
growers should pursue worldwide. A soil with<br />
little organic matter and soil life is a dead soil.<br />
The products find their way across the world;<br />
about 95 percent is exported to approximately<br />
70 countries.<br />
Europe<br />
38%<br />
Sales area (worldwide)<br />
Asia<br />
50%<br />
3.1.1 About our fertilizers<br />
The organic Fertilizers are produced in Helmond (North Brabant) on the basis of organic raw materials from poultry and<br />
cattle. The production facility features state-of-the-art technology and runs under the supervision of a highly educated<br />
production team. The production capacity is approximately 60,000 tonnes or organic Fertilizer per year.<br />
Organic Fertilizers from FERM O FEED are convenient and fundamental organic Fertilizers with a proven yield. The stable<br />
organic material content is combined with a relatively high NPK content. Moreover, it is a 100% natural product. Organic<br />
Fertilizers are easily applied in the field. The pellets can be spread across the land with the same machine that is used for<br />
mineral Fertilizers.<br />
Fertilizer pellets<br />
The application of Organic Fertilizers<br />
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3. What do we create?<br />
3.1.2 About our products<br />
FERM O FEED produces a broad range of Organic Fertilizers, Organic Composite Fertilizers, Liquid Fertilizers, and Substrates.<br />
Our main brand for Organic Fertilizers is FERTIPLUS ® .<br />
The Fertiplus ®<br />
product family<br />
family<br />
The Fertiplus ®<br />
product family<br />
The different FERTIPLUS ® products (packaging)<br />
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3. What do we create?<br />
References<br />
Positive results from FERTIPLUS ®<br />
for fruit trees - Province of Zeeland (NL)<br />
Perfect pears - Portugal<br />
One of our agents in the Netherlands, R. van Wesemael<br />
BV, started a trial led by Jan van Dillen in 2011.<br />
This study was intended to determine the positive results<br />
of the use of FERTIPLUS ® in apple and pear breeding. They<br />
used FERTIPLUS ® 4-3-3 for the apples and FERTIPLUS ®<br />
4-2-10 for the pears. Additional nitrogen and ammonium<br />
sulphate were also added.<br />
A pear grower in the Bombarral area in Portugal, famous<br />
for the pear ‘Pêra Rocha’, is very satisfied with FERTIPLUS ® .<br />
Despite the difficult season, he could see the effects of our<br />
FERTIPLUS ® . The quality is perfect with minimal losses<br />
during harvesting. The vitality of the plant also ensures<br />
that there were no problems with diseases or fungus.<br />
The results were amazing. In addition to a higher yield<br />
and increasing the fruit size, there was also a higher intake<br />
of nutrients. In particular, the absorption of potassium,<br />
calcium, magnesium, and silicon was visible in the fruit.<br />
This was noticeable by the large size, improved hardness,<br />
taste, colour, and longer shelf life. You could really see that<br />
better mitosis had taken place. The use of FERTIPLUS ®<br />
brings more organic life into the soil. Increasing the soil<br />
life improves the absorption of nutrients. The structure<br />
of the soil improves, which increases the air and water<br />
permeability. The grower was very pleased with the<br />
FERTIPLUS ® product.<br />
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3. What do we create?<br />
References<br />
After the potato harvest, the sizes are<br />
significantly constant - Dominican Republic<br />
More yield and the uniformity of the carrots<br />
is excellent - Benin<br />
Manuel Martinez is the manager of a 72-hectare farm in<br />
the mountains of the Dominican Republic. The main crop<br />
is potato, and the season runs throughout the entire year.<br />
That is why all stages of the potato cultivation must be<br />
visible at the same time. When the potato is cut, they only<br />
add FERTIPLUS ® during the second batch, to reduce the<br />
risk of burning the seedlings on the cut edges. The use per<br />
hectare is 64 bags of 25 kg FERTIPLUS ® (1,600 kg/ha).<br />
When they mix FERTIPLUS ® with mineral Fertilizers, the<br />
use per hectare is 40 bags of 25 kg FERTIPLUS ® (1,000<br />
kg/ha).<br />
In collaboration with IFDC in the ‘2Scale project’,<br />
FERM O FEED has supported various projects in East<br />
African countries. One of the studies took place in Benin.<br />
FERTIPLUS ® was used to grow carrots. A dosage of 1,250<br />
kg/ha was used and compared to a dosage of 5,000 kg of<br />
local Fertilizer. The yield of FERTIPLUS ® was 30.5 tonnes/<br />
ha against 20.6 tonnes/ha. The uniformity of the carrots<br />
was excellent, as was the length and diameter. By applying<br />
FERTIPLUS ® the yield increased by 50%. Another example<br />
which shows the effectiveness of FERTIPLUS ® .<br />
After just a few weeks, a significant difference in the<br />
size and intense green colour of the leaves of the potato<br />
plants is visible. After the potato harvest, the sizes are<br />
significantly more constant compared to their production<br />
without the use of FERTIPLUS ® , which also translates into<br />
a higher yield for the farmer.<br />
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3. What do we create?<br />
3.2 Soil improvers & growth site improvement<br />
Soil improvers are used to improve the soil structure and increase the soil fertility. The soil improver must<br />
be processed into the top layer of the soil so that plants grow better and healthier. The most important<br />
effect of a soil improver is ensuring good physical, chemical, and organic properties of the soil, which<br />
increases the soil fertility and allows plants to grow in an optimal environment. The range of DEN OUDEN<br />
GROEP includes the following soil improvers, tree granules, compost products, and tree nutrients:<br />
Soil improvers<br />
Greenspaces<br />
Substrado ® Potting Soil<br />
Substrado ® BBV<br />
Green Roof Substrate<br />
Tree Sand<br />
Tree Soil<br />
Peat<br />
Natural Compost<br />
Leaf Mulch<br />
Soil improvers<br />
Agriculture & Horticulture<br />
Natural Compost<br />
Humus Compost<br />
Farming Compost<br />
Substrado ® Fruit corps<br />
Substrado ® Vulkacompost<br />
Substrado ® Woodfibre<br />
RHP-Compost<br />
The current list of product information can be found on our<br />
website www.denoudengroep.com and in our extensive<br />
product catalogue.<br />
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3. What do we create?<br />
References<br />
Soil improvement for chrysanthemum<br />
cultivation - Bruchem<br />
Delivery of landscape substrates to<br />
Rotterdam<br />
Client:<br />
Janity Flowers B.V.<br />
Implementation period: 2017<br />
Client:<br />
municipality of Rotterdam<br />
Implementation period: 2017-2019<br />
DEN OUDEN GROEP has provided 1000 m3 of Sylvester<br />
tree bark for chrysanthemum nursery Janity Flowers B.V.<br />
Janity Flowers took care of the transport themselves and<br />
used a self-designed car to counteract soil densification as<br />
much as possible. The tree bark was then slightly milled in<br />
the top later. The tree bark is perfectly suited for preventing<br />
compaction and rooting is being stimulated because of<br />
the open structure that is created in the ground.<br />
By first carrying out several trials with different products<br />
in big-bags, ranging from fine to coarse, the joint choice for<br />
Silvester Tree Bark Fraction 10-25 was made.<br />
Janity Flowers B.V. is a year-round chrysanthemum<br />
nursery founded in 1986. In 2005, the nursery moved to<br />
Bruchem, where a completely new 48,000 m² company<br />
was constructed that is still the most modern one in the<br />
Netherlands.<br />
DEN OUDEN GROEP supplies various types of soil<br />
improvers to the municipality of Rotterdam to ensure that<br />
nearly 600,000 trees and other greenery facilities remain<br />
in top shape.<br />
Trees in Rotterdam are often planted in the middle of an<br />
urban area under non-ideal conditions, such as hardening,<br />
on roofs of parking garages, and in roof parks. These trees<br />
have little underground growth space. In order to keep<br />
these trees and greenery in top shape, it is necessary to<br />
fill the tree or plant holes, lawns, and flower boxes with soil<br />
that is composed according to the right specifications. A<br />
good and stable product is very important for the medium<br />
term and the further future of the trees that need to grow in<br />
it. By applying high-quality soil improvers and substrates,<br />
Rotterdam ensures healthier and better quality trees and<br />
plants, and thus a healthier living environment for its<br />
citizens.<br />
This involves over 20,000 tonnes/year of tree sand, tree<br />
soil, tree granules and flower box substrate. All produced<br />
under the RAG-certificate.<br />
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3. What do we create?<br />
References<br />
Providing roof garden substrates for circular<br />
roof garden headquarters ABN AMRO<br />
in Amsterdam<br />
Soil improvers for Oosterpark - Amsterdam<br />
Client:<br />
Donkergroen B.V.<br />
Implementation period: 2016-2017<br />
Client:<br />
municipality of Amsterdam<br />
Implementation period: 2015<br />
In collaboration with Donkergroen (a nationally operating<br />
organisation of creative green thinkers), DEN OUDEN<br />
GROEP has provided the roof garden substrate for the<br />
‘ABN AMRO Pavilion’ project at De Zuidas in Amsterdam.<br />
The old substrate in the garden of ABN AMRO has been<br />
supplemented with a mixture of volcanic rocks, sieved<br />
rubble, compost and coarse plant materials. The durable<br />
mixture that is created is 100% recyclable as a substrate<br />
for roof gardens.<br />
DEN OUDEN GROEP is the supplier of several specific soil<br />
improvers that we have in standardised production. In the<br />
case of Oosterpark, a number of products are not standard<br />
products, but we can offer a customised product in<br />
accordance with the specifications. Through a laboratory<br />
analysis, we showed that the product is composed exactly<br />
as the municipality of Amsterdam had envisioned it. This<br />
way, under BRL 9335-4, we can always offer a tailormade<br />
product in any field.<br />
The park is situated slightly lower than the surrounding<br />
districts, which means it has to process a lot of water.<br />
Moreover, the subsoil is fairly unstable because it is on<br />
top of peatland. The result is that the park literally washes<br />
away and continues to sink. With soil improvement, the<br />
soil rises and the park will stabilise.<br />
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Dayenne van Overdijk - van der Veeken speaking<br />
If you like what you do,<br />
you never have to work!<br />
”I have been working at DEN OUDEN<br />
GROEP with much love and fun since<br />
September 2009. At the time, the family<br />
business took over Groenrecycling in<br />
Rosmalen from the family business of<br />
my parents, where I had already been<br />
working on the weighbridge since<br />
January 2005. I am very proud to be<br />
able to work for this beautiful family<br />
business! Those who already know me<br />
are well aware of this ;).<br />
I basically grew up in the green sector,<br />
and DEN OUDEN GROEP gives me all<br />
sorts of opportunities and challenges<br />
that allow me to grow personally. I<br />
am now an account manager and I<br />
sell soil improvers for public greenery,<br />
and I am like a spider in the web who<br />
feels involved in the entire company.<br />
Moreover, you regularly see me as the<br />
face of our company at trade fairs to<br />
promote ‘our’ company and share my<br />
passion.<br />
The best thing is that we connect<br />
to many target groups that have<br />
something to do with soil and nature.<br />
In many cases, one of our services<br />
and/or products can be of some use to<br />
both the green and grey sectors, which<br />
distinguishes us from the rest. It truly<br />
feels like ‘our’ company because we<br />
work with a great team of colleagues<br />
and are given all sorts of opportunities<br />
to think of a better solution for our<br />
relations together, with heart for the<br />
business.”<br />
Dayenne van Overdijk - van der Veeken<br />
Account Manager<br />
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3. What do we create?<br />
3.3 Groundcovers<br />
Few people consider weeding as a hobby, so prevent weeds with groundcovers. Groundcovers have<br />
many advantages; for instance, the soil remains moist for longer and does not dry out. Moreover, the soil<br />
particles do not splash up against the stems and leaves of your plant. The bacteria in the soil increase<br />
under the soil coverings and are converted into humus.<br />
We can offer you different types of groundcovers of all types and sizes:<br />
• Bark<br />
• Sawmill chips<br />
• Bedding<br />
• Lava<br />
The choice for tree bark means less filling and maintenance work and a decorative addition for any garden. The wood chips<br />
look fresh and healthy and give your garden a natural look. To increase comfort and liveability of various animal species, we<br />
have peat litter, stable litter, and sawdust.<br />
You can find more product information on our website www.denoudengroep.com and in our extensive product catalogue.<br />
Tree bark is very suitable as a cushioning soil for playgrounds<br />
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3. What do we create?<br />
3.4 Biomass<br />
With the term biomass, we mean the total of plant and animal materials in an ecosystem. The vegetable<br />
raw materials that fall under ‘biomass’ are used as biofuel for energy generation in power plants. In<br />
addition to biofuels, biomass can also be used for the production of Bio(Based) raw materials or biofilter<br />
material.<br />
Product Biofuel Bio resources BioBased Biofiltermaterial<br />
prototypes<br />
Log wood Chips ● ●<br />
Trimming Chips ● ●<br />
A-wood ● ● ●<br />
B-wood ● ● ●<br />
Shreds<br />
●<br />
Green overflow<br />
●<br />
Wood fibre ● ●<br />
Grass fibre<br />
●<br />
Root wood<br />
Tree bark<br />
●<br />
●<br />
Delivering biomass at the biomass plant<br />
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3. What do we create?<br />
3.4.1 Biofuels<br />
Biofuels are used for energy generation. It is a sustainable alternative to fossil fuels. Of course, biofuels are free of impurities<br />
and available in various shapes and types. We can supply under NTA-8080 (Better Biomass certification), which guarantees<br />
a sustainable origin of the wood (that is used as biofuel). Suitable streams are selected by means of strictly monitored<br />
collection. This way, we make sure that streams which are suitable for food production or the manufacturing industry are<br />
not used as biofuel.<br />
The international demand for biofuel is increasing. We produce biofuels at our own locations, but also in forests or at the<br />
locations of other companies. The CO 2 emissions are reduced if you situate the production close to the ovens.<br />
3.4.2 Biofilter material<br />
A biofilter can be used to purify air or water and may consist of rootwood, tree bark, peat, or coconut shells. Purification of<br />
the air or water is done by the microorganisms present in the filter.<br />
Woodchips used as biofilter media<br />
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3. What do we create?<br />
3.4.3 Bio(Based) raw materials<br />
Our soil is deteriorating and fossil fuels and energy sources will be exhausted in<br />
the short term. We are all responsible for this happening, but together, we can<br />
also achieve the turnaround. A new approach is necessary, because we have<br />
the responsibility to leave the next generation with a vibrant planet. In order<br />
to increase our value in this field, we will heavily invest in the production and<br />
delivery of BioBased products in the coming years.<br />
The BioBased prototypes are produced on the basis of (bio)polymer and<br />
(agricultural) residual flows such as (roadside) grass, natural grass, natural<br />
fibres, aquatic plants, bell pepper/tomato stems, and sugar beet pulp that are<br />
normally composted.<br />
Biomass as a Bio(Based) raw material is a very environmentally friendly<br />
choice: renewable and virtually CO 2 neutral. Bio(Based) raw materials are<br />
available as wood and grass fibres (optionally in pallet form), but also as A-<br />
and B-wood in various fractions. The collected wood can be used, with or<br />
without intermediate processing, as a Bio(Based) raw material in, for instance,<br />
the chipboard industry. This way, we give biomass a second life, so that the<br />
industry has to cut less trees. This raw material is sufficiently available yearround!<br />
The BioBased prototypes made of grass fibres which we produce and market with PaperWise and Millvision are:<br />
• Garden bench<br />
• Grid/fencing<br />
• Copying and letter paper<br />
Garden bench made of i.a. grass fibers<br />
Copying and letter paper<br />
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Peter Bakker speaking<br />
A family business in heart and soul<br />
”You often hear that family businesses are special organisations that stand out within the Dutch business<br />
world, but are also special to work for if you are not part of the family. What makes it so special, even after<br />
20 years? Den Ouden is a versatile company with room for people who are motivated and want to move<br />
forward. We are continuously on the move. Lines are short and Den Ouden tries to be the best in every area<br />
where we are active. This can be in the field of sustainability, quality, environment, or social enthusiasm. In<br />
short, it is a company to love with an eye for nature, people, and the environment. For us as employees, the<br />
trick is to communicate this well to the outside world. Naturally!”<br />
Peter Bakker<br />
Account Manager<br />
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4. Contact<br />
1<br />
A<br />
B<br />
DEN OUDEN GROEP<br />
(Main office)<br />
Hermalen 7<br />
5481 XX Schijndel, The Netherlands<br />
Postadres:<br />
P.O. Box 12<br />
5480 AA Schijndel, The Netherlands<br />
T +31 (0)73 543 10 00<br />
F +31 (0)73 549 83 60<br />
E info@denoudengroep.com<br />
www.denoudengroep.com<br />
www.fermofeed.com<br />
www.bodac.nl<br />
Production locations<br />
(exclusive collecting green waste)<br />
Location Heersjansdam<br />
Uilenvlietsehaven 1, 2995 DB Heerjansdam<br />
The Netherlands<br />
Location Drachten<br />
Tussendiepen 28, 9206 AD Drachten<br />
The Netherlands<br />
2<br />
3<br />
4<br />
5<br />
6<br />
7<br />
8<br />
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10<br />
11<br />
12<br />
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Production locations<br />
Location Vlagheide<br />
Vlagheide 6C, 5482 NM Schijndel<br />
The Netherlands<br />
Location Land van Cuijk<br />
Beijers Bos 2, 5443 PL Haps<br />
The Netherlands<br />
Location West-Brabant<br />
Rijksweg Noord 8, 4735 TX Zegge<br />
The Netherlands<br />
Location De Peel/ROC<br />
Gerstdijk 6, 5704 RG Helmond<br />
The Netherlands<br />
Location Het Gooi<br />
Naarderstraatweg 6, 1399 VR Muiderberg<br />
The Netherlands<br />
Location Maasland<br />
Vliertwijksestraat 45A, 5244 NH Rosmalen<br />
The Netherlands<br />
Location Kreekrak<br />
Westelijke Schelderijnweg 1A, 4411 TC Rilland<br />
The Netherlands<br />
Location De Kempen (Poort 43)<br />
Pastoor P. Thijssenlaan 43, 6029 RL Sterksel<br />
The Netherlands<br />
Location Parkstad Brunssum<br />
Waubacherweg 11, 6442 PW Brunssum<br />
The Netherlands<br />
Location Belvédère Maastricht<br />
Industrieweg 4, 6219 NR Maastricht<br />
The Netherlands<br />
Location De Brabantse Wal<br />
Zonnekreekseweg 2, 4651 PM Steenbergen<br />
The Netherlands<br />
Location Midden-Limburg<br />
Kelperheide 26, 6037 SZ Kelpen-Oler<br />
The Netherlands<br />
Location Midden-Brabant<br />
Statendamweg 100, 4905 BP Oosterhout<br />
The Netherlands<br />
For the opening times of our branches: https://en.denoudengroep.com/contact/addresses<br />
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4. Contact<br />
4. Zegge<br />
3. Haps 2. Schijndel (Vlagheide) 1. Schijndel (Main office)<br />
5. Helmond<br />
6. Muiderberg<br />
6. Muiderberg<br />
8. Rilland<br />
9. Sterksel<br />
10. Brunssum<br />
11. Maastricht<br />
12. Steenbergen 13. Kelpen<br />
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Infrastructure<br />
Concrete roads<br />
Soil remediation<br />
UXO Clearance<br />
Collection of green waste<br />
Groundcovers<br />
Soil improvers Biomass Organic Fertilizers<br />
Naturally...<br />
www.denoudengroep.com