Dynamic Purchasing System for the Contracting of Rehabilitation/Renovation using Trenchless Technology of the Network Renewal Plan in the City of Malaga for Large Diameter Sanitation (Ø> 600 mm), Supply, and Other Alternative Systems.

This tender seeks to establish a Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS) for the rehabilitation and renovation of underground networks in Malaga, Spain, utilizing trenchless technology. The scope of work specifically targets large-diameter sanitation systems (greater than 600 mm), water supply networks, and other alternative systems as part of the city's comprehensive network renewal plan. The contract is classified as 'Works' and is valued at an estimated 10,000,000.00 EUR. The procurement process will be restricted, and the contracting authority is the CEO of the Municipal Water Company of Malaga S.A. (Empresa Municipal de Aguas de Málaga S.A.). Key CPV codes associated with this tender include 45232151-Reconditioning of water pipelines and 45231300-Construction work for pipelines for water and sewage. The project is located in Malaga, Andalusia, Spain, and is not financed by EU funds. The establishment of a DPS allows for a flexible and efficient procurement process, enabling qualified contractors to join the system and bid on specific works contracts as they arise throughout the duration of the DPS. This approach aims to ensure the timely and cost-effective renewal of critical infrastructure, improving the city's sanitation and water supply services through advanced, non-disruptive construction methods.

This is a services contract in the governance and public administration sector. Located in Spain, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of EUR 10.0 million.

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