Part I of the order - Execution of works related to the maintenance and care of urban green areas in Świecie (Stare Miasto – Śródmieście – Kościuszki – Miasteczko).

This tender concerns the execution of works related to the maintenance and care of urban green areas within specific districts of Świecie, namely Stare Miasto, Śródmieście, Kościuszki, and Miasteczko. The procurement is divided into distinct parts to facilitate clarity and management.

The primary focus of this specific part of the order (Part I) is the fundamental scope of work associated with the upkeep and horticultural management of the city's green spaces. This will involve a range of activities essential for preserving the aesthetic appeal and ecological health of these areas. While detailed specifications are provided in Annex No. 1a, the scope is expected to encompass regular maintenance tasks such as mowing, pruning, planting, weeding, and general tidiness of parks, squares, and other designated green zones.

Further components of the overall procurement include Annex No. 2, which details the inventory of green spaces within Świecie, providing a comprehensive list and potentially mapping of existing vegetation. Additionally, Annex No. 3 outlines the draft contract, specifying the legal and commercial terms under which the successful bidder will operate. This tender seeks qualified contractors capable of delivering high-quality horticultural services to enhance and maintain the urban environment of Świecie.

This is a services contract in the urban development and housing and environment and climate sectors, with a focus on Urban Infrastructure and Waste Management. Located in Poland, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums.

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