Technical Advisory Services for the Support of the Project "CONSTRUCTION OF THE NEW PANATHINAIKOS FC FOOTBALL STADIUM IN BOTANIKOS" and "Acceptance of the Facilities of the Panathinaikos Sports Club"

This public works contract tender seeks the provision of technical advisory services to support the contracting authority and the project owner during the construction of the new Panathinaikos Football Club stadium in the Botanikos area. The scope of services includes monitoring and coordinating project progress, managing the construction contract, and assisting the supervising authority in certifying the physical completion of the works. The consultant will also support the supervising authority in addressing all ongoing issues that arise during construction and are related to the oversight duties of the project. This advisory support will be provided during the main project implementation period and after its administrative acceptance, during its operational phase. Additionally, the tender covers assistance to the Supervising Authority in preparing the file and drafting the final acceptance protocol for the sports facilities of the "Panathinaikos Sports Club". The specific nature and extent of these requirements are detailed in the relevant tender documents and their annexes. This engagement is crucial for ensuring the successful delivery and final acceptance of both the new football stadium and the existing sports club facilities.

This is a services contract in the construction and civil works and architecture and engineering sectors, with a focus on Buildings, Construction Supervision and Project Management. Located in Greece, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of EUR 2.7 million.

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