KU.241/pn52_2025/AT - Development of design documentation for the Task: Modernization of the tram track on ul. A. Mickiewicza from ul. K. Bartla to ul. I. Paderewskiego in Wrocław

This tender concerns the development of design documentation for a significant infrastructure project in Wrocław, Poland. The specific task involves the modernization of the tram track located on A. Mickiewicza Street, spanning the section between K. Bartla Street and I. Paderewskiego Street. The scope of work for the selected contractor will be to prepare comprehensive design documentation that meets all specified technical and regulatory requirements. This documentation is crucial for the subsequent physical modernization of the tram line, which aims to improve the efficiency, safety, and passenger comfort of the tram transport system in this part of the city. The project falls under the urban infrastructure development sector, focusing on public transportation. Potential bidders are expected to demonstrate their expertise in designing tram infrastructure, including track construction, signaling, and potentially related elements like overhead lines or platforms, as detailed in the contract template and the description of the subject of the order. The successful completion of this design phase is a prerequisite for the physical execution of the modernization works, ensuring that the project adheres to high standards and is technically sound. Further details regarding the specific technical specifications, timelines, and evaluation criteria will be provided to interested parties through the official tender documentation.

This is a services contract in the construction and civil works, architecture and engineering and transport and logistics sectors, with a focus on Roads, Rail Transport and Construction Supervision. Located in Poland, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums.

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