Organization and conduct of land auctions in the form of an auction, namely the development of land management documentation

This tender concerns the organization and execution of land auctions, specifically focusing on the development of necessary land management documentation. The procurement entity, the Department of Architecture and Urban Planning of the Cherkasy City Council, is seeking qualified service providers to undertake this comprehensive task. The scope of work includes all aspects related to preparing for and conducting land auctions, with a primary emphasis on the creation of detailed land management documentation. This documentation is crucial for ensuring the legal and technical readiness of land plots for auction. The services required fall under the category of architectural, engineering, and surveying services, as indicated by the CPV code 71250000-5. Potential bidders should be experienced in land management, legal procedures for land allocation, and the preparation of technical documentation for real estate transactions. The successful bidder will be responsible for managing the entire process, from initial documentation development to the finalization of auction procedures, ensuring compliance with all relevant Ukrainian legislation and regulations governing land use and auctions. This initiative by the Cherkasy City Council aims to facilitate transparent and efficient land resource management within the city.

This is a services contract in the architecture and engineering, legal services and urban development and housing sectors, with a focus on Architectural Design, Urban Planning, Legislative Drafting and Real Estate. Located in Ukraine, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of UAH 1.6 million.

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