"Provision of investment design services in the 'working design' phase for the object: 'Temporary pedestrian bridge for Pitu Guli Street in PP 04279.628.422, Blagoevgrad Region, Blagoevgrad City, Strumsko Quarter'."

This tender concerns the provision of professional investment design services, specifically for the development of a 'working design' for a temporary pedestrian bridge. The project is located in Blagoevgrad City, within the Strumsko Quarter, identified by property parcel number (PP) 04279.628.422 in the Blagoevgrad Region. The bridge is intended to serve Pitu Guli Street, indicating a need for temporary pedestrian access solutions in this specific urban area. The scope of work will involve detailed engineering and architectural design, culminating in a comprehensive working project that meets all relevant technical, safety, and regulatory standards. This phase typically includes detailed drawings, specifications, calculations, and potentially cost estimations necessary for the subsequent construction or implementation of the temporary structure. The successful bidder will be responsible for delivering a complete set of design documentation that will guide the physical realization of the pedestrian bridge. This procurement is crucial for ensuring continued pedestrian connectivity and safety during a period where the permanent infrastructure may be unavailable or under construction. The tender is issued by a public authority in Bulgaria, and interested parties are expected to demonstrate their expertise in civil engineering and design, particularly in bridge construction or temporary infrastructure projects.

This is a services contract in the architecture and engineering and construction and civil works sectors, with a focus on Architectural Design, Feasibility Studies and Project Management. Located in Bulgaria, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of BGN 12,769.

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