Development of design and cost documentation for the construction of water supply and sewage networks in the housing estate at Brzezińska Street 15-25 in Warsaw, Białołęka District

This tender concerns the development of comprehensive design and cost documentation for the construction of essential water supply and sewage infrastructure within a housing estate located at Brzezińska Street 15-25 in Warsaw's Białołęka District. The project is divided into two main tasks. Task 1 focuses on creating the design and cost documentation for the construction of a water supply pipeline. This pipeline will be laid in the access roads leading to Brzezińska Street and within the internal network of the housing estate, specifically serving addresses such as Brzezińska 15S, 17Z, 21P, 19T, 21O, 19J, 17E, 25N, and 29H. The specified diameter for this water main is DN 100, with an estimated total length of approximately 1400 meters. Task 2 involves the preparation of design and cost documentation for the construction of a sewage pipeline. This pipeline will be installed in the access road serving Brzezińska Street 15S, 17Z, 19Z, 17R, 19J, and 17E. The estimated length for the sewage line is approximately 600 meters, with a diameter of DN 0.2. Crucially, Task 2 also includes the inventory and mapping of the existing sewage network. The successful bidder will be responsible for delivering all necessary technical documentation, including detailed designs, cost estimates, and potentially other related studies required for the subsequent construction phases of these vital utility networks in the specified Warsaw district.

This is a services contract in the water and sanitation, architecture and engineering and urban development and housing sectors, with a focus on Water Supply, Wastewater, Architectural Design and Feasibility Studies. Located in Poland, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums.

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