Malmö, Kristianstad or Växjö – DIS Project Manager Railway BAS Contract, Safety Level Crossings UHsörjs

This tender concerns the procurement of a Project Manager for Railway projects within the framework of a Dynamic Purchasing System (DIS) for Construction and Project Management in Road/Railway. The specific contract relates to BAS (Byggandets allmänna bestämmelser - General Conditions for Construction) and focuses on Safety Level Crossings (Säkrabangårdar). The service provider will be responsible for project management tasks related to railway infrastructure, with a potential focus on ensuring safety at level crossings. The geographical scope for this specific assignment is indicated to be Malmö, Kristianstad, or Växjö, suggesting flexibility in the project location within these regions. This is an avrop, meaning a call-off from an existing framework agreement under the DIS. The DIS itself is a system designed to streamline the procurement of construction and project management services for road and railway projects. The role of the Project Manager will involve overseeing various aspects of railway construction and maintenance projects, ensuring compliance with regulations, managing timelines, budgets, and coordinating with stakeholders. The emphasis on 'Säkrabangårdar' suggests that projects may involve upgrades, maintenance, or new installations related to the safety of railway level crossings. This procurement falls under category 7980, specifically for Project Managers in the railway sector.

This is a services contract in the construction and civil works, architecture and engineering and transport and logistics sectors, with a focus on Railways and Project Management. Located in Sweden, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of SEK 3.7 million.

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