Expert Services according to § 31a and § 34b EisbG including Accompanying Assessment – Construction Project New Operations Workshop Salzburger Lokalbahn Pabing

This tender concerns the procurement of expert services in accordance with § 31a and § 34b of the Eisenbahngesetz (EisbG - Railway Law), including accompanying assessments. The services are required for the construction project involving the new operations workshop for the Salzburger Lokalbahn (Salzburg Local Railway) located in Pabing. The scope of work will involve comprehensive expert opinions and assessments related to the planning, construction, and potentially operational phases of this significant railway infrastructure development. Key requirements will likely include adherence to specific legal and technical standards stipulated by the EisbG, ensuring the safety, efficiency, and compliance of the new workshop facility. The tender is seeking qualified experts or firms capable of providing these specialized services. The project's location in Pabing and its focus on a new operations workshop for a regional railway highlight the specialized nature of the required expertise. Interested parties are expected to demonstrate a strong understanding of railway regulations, construction project management, and the specific requirements for railway operational facilities. The contract will be awarded based on the expertise and proposed methodology for conducting the required assessments and providing expert opinions throughout the project lifecycle.

This is a services contract in the architecture and engineering and construction and civil works sectors, with a focus on Feasibility Studies, Project Management and Construction Supervision. Located in Austria, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums.

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