Development of restoration studies for the modern monuments: Electric Power Generator, BT Varybompis and Katsimidis Building, in the former Royal Estate of Tatoi

This tender concerns the development of restoration studies for three specific buildings located within the former Royal Estate of Tatoi: the Electricity Generator, the Barympompis Substation (A.T. Barympompis), and the Katsimidis Building. These structures have been officially designated as newer monuments, as per Ministerial Decision No. ΥΠΠΟ/ΔΙΛΑΠ/Γ/535/56545/23-10-2003 (Government Gazette 1620/B/2003). Consequently, they are protected under the provisions of Law 4858/2021, which codifies legislation for the protection of antiquities and cultural heritage (Government Gazette 220/A/2021). The scope of work falls under Law 4412/2016, governing public procurement. The project requires the preparation of comprehensive restoration studies, including the necessary tender documents for their subsequent procurement and implementation, as detailed in the contract documents and specifications outlined in Article 2 of the relevant tender announcement. The successful bidder will be responsible for producing all required technical documentation and tender packages to facilitate the future restoration of these significant cultural heritage sites within the Tatoi estate. This initiative aims to preserve and restore these historically important buildings, ensuring their long-term protection and accessibility as part of Greece's rich cultural legacy.

This is a services contract in the construction and civil works, architecture and engineering and culture and heritage sectors, with a focus on Buildings, Architectural Design and Heritage Preservation. Located in Greece, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of EUR 177,275.

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