Resource Person Tender, 1 Project Manager, Conduits 20 hours per week

In accordance with the rules of Directive 2014/25/EU (Utilities Directive) and pursuant to qualification scheme for Architectural, Construction, Engineering and Inspection Services No. 2017/S 007-010760, Banedanmark hereby tenders a contract for a resource person to provide technical advice and assistance. The contract involves the provision of a project manager for approximately 20 hours per week. This role is crucial for supporting Banedanmark's ongoing projects, specifically focusing on the planning and execution of conduit systems. The selected candidate will be responsible for technical advisory services, offering expertise in project management within the railway infrastructure sector. Key responsibilities will likely include overseeing design phases, coordinating with stakeholders, ensuring compliance with technical specifications and regulations, and contributing to the efficient delivery of infrastructure projects. The tender falls under the scope of services for architectural, construction, engineering, and inspection activities, indicating a need for specialized knowledge and experience in these fields. Banedanmark, as the contracting authority, is seeking a qualified and experienced professional to fill this vital role, ensuring the successful implementation of conduit projects within its network. The duration and specific deliverables will be detailed further in the tender documents, but the core requirement is a dedicated project management resource to support technical aspects of conduit infrastructure development.

This is a services contract in the architecture and engineering and transport and logistics sectors, with a focus on Project Management. Located in Denmark, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of DKK 5.3 million.

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