Development of design and cost documentation for the reconstruction of a DN 150 water pipeline, approximately 75 m long, on Okęcka Street in the Mokotów District of Warsaw.

This tender concerns the development of comprehensive design and cost documentation for a significant infrastructure project within the city of Warsaw. Specifically, the project involves the reconstruction of a DN 150 (nominal diameter 150 mm) water pipeline, estimated to be approximately 75 meters in length. The work is to be carried out on Okęcka Street, located within the Mokotów District of the capital city. The scope of the contract requires the selected contractor to prepare all necessary technical designs, specifications, and cost estimates to facilitate the physical reconstruction of this vital water supply line. This includes detailed engineering plans, material specifications, construction methodologies, and a thorough cost breakdown, ensuring compliance with all relevant Polish building codes, water management regulations, and environmental standards. The documentation must be of a high professional standard, suitable for public tender processes for the subsequent construction phase. The successful bidder will be responsible for delivering a complete set of documents that will serve as the basis for the physical works, ensuring the efficient and effective upgrade of the water infrastructure in this densely populated urban area. This initiative is crucial for maintaining and improving the reliability of water supply services for residents and businesses in the Mokotów District.

This is a services contract in the architecture and engineering, water and sanitation and construction and civil works sectors, with a focus on Feasibility Studies and Water Supply. Located in Poland, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums.

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