Development of an investment project and exercise of author's supervision during the construction of the object 'Reconstruction of Buzludzha Street in the section from Efrem Karanov Street to Ovosharska Street in the town of Kyustendil'

This public procurement tender concerns the development of an investment project and the subsequent exercise of author's supervision during the construction phase for the reconstruction of Buzludzha Street in Kyustendil. The scope of work is divided into two main activities. Activity 1 involves the preparation of an investment project at the 'technical project' stage, adhering to Ordinance No. 4 of 21.05.2001 on the scope and content of investment projects, the Spatial Development Act (ZUT), and its implementing regulations. This phase requires detailed technical documentation and design solutions for the street reconstruction. Activity 2 entails the execution of author's supervision throughout the construction works. The contractor will be responsible for overseeing the construction process to ensure it aligns with the approved investment project, providing expert guidance and quality control. The full extent of these activities is detailed in the Technical Specification, which also serves as the design brief for the investment project assignment. This project is crucial for improving urban infrastructure in Kyustendil, focusing on the specified section of Buzludzha Street to enhance its functionality and safety.

This is a services contract in the construction and civil works, architecture and engineering and urban development and housing sectors, with a focus on Roads, Architectural Design and Project Management. Located in Bulgaria, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of BGN 100,000.

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