Lot 4: Extension of the southern heel of the northern jetty of the Botafoc esplanade.

This tender pertains to Lot 4, specifically the extension of the southern heel of the northern jetty located at the Botafoc esplanade. This project is part of a larger framework agreement (A.T.) for the drafting of projects and the supervision of various works within the ports of Palma, Eivissa, and Maó. The scope of Lot 4 focuses on the specific engineering and construction activities required to expand this particular section of the Botafoc esplanade's northern jetty. While the description is concise, it implies a need for detailed design, planning, and subsequent execution of civil engineering works. Potential bidders should anticipate requirements related to maritime construction, structural integrity, and adherence to port infrastructure standards. The overall framework agreement suggests that this lot may be one of several distinct projects within the Balearic Islands' port system, indicating a broader program of infrastructure development and maintenance. Further details regarding specific technical specifications, timelines, and budgetary considerations would typically be found in the full tender documentation. This particular lot requires expertise in port infrastructure development, focusing on the expansion and reinforcement of existing structures to enhance operational capacity or safety within the Port of Eivissa.

This is a services contract in the construction and civil works, architecture and engineering and transport and logistics sectors, with a focus on Ports, Construction Supervision, Architectural Design and Project Management. Located in Spain, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of EUR 234,332.

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