Road Safety Audit at the 'Technical Design' Stage for the Object: 'Major Repair of Road II-63 'Pernik – Breznik – Tran – Strezimirovtsi' from km 0+140 to km 65+641.64', within the Territory of Pernik Province'.

This tender concerns the procurement of services for conducting a road safety audit at the 'Technical Design' stage for a significant infrastructure project. The project involves the major repair of Road II-63, specifically the section stretching from kilometer 0+140 to kilometer 65+641.64, located within Pernik Province. The total length of the road section subject to the audit is approximately 65.50 kilometers.

The primary objective of this public procurement procedure is to select and contract a qualified service provider to perform a comprehensive road safety audit. This audit is crucial during the technical design phase, ensuring that potential safety hazards are identified and addressed proactively before construction commences. The scope of work will involve a thorough review of the technical design documentation for the road repair to assess compliance with road safety standards and best practices. The audit aims to enhance the safety of road users by recommending measures to mitigate risks associated with the planned repairs and the road infrastructure itself. The contracting authority seeks to ensure the highest level of safety for this important regional road, which connects several key settlements in Pernik Province.

This is a services contract in the architecture and engineering, transport and logistics and construction and civil works sectors, with a focus on Feasibility Studies, Traffic Management and Roads. Located in Bulgaria, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of BGN 32,423.

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