Service for the preparation of the conceptual design and main project for a thermal energy production plant from pellets produced from forest and agricultural waste with a heat accumulator, preparation of technical specifications for the subject of procurement and cost estimates in accordance with the Public Procurement Act 2016, and implementation of design supervision

This tender seeks a service provider to undertake the comprehensive design and project management for a thermal energy production plant. The plant will utilize pellets derived from forest and agricultural waste as its primary fuel source and will incorporate a heat accumulator system. The scope of work includes the preparation of both the conceptual design (idejno rješenje) and the main project (glavni projekt). Furthermore, the selected bidder will be responsible for developing detailed technical specifications for all procured equipment and materials, as well as preparing accurate cost estimates, all in strict accordance with the Croatian Public Procurement Act 2016 (ZJN 2016). The contract also mandates the provision of design supervision services throughout the project's implementation phase. This ensures that the construction and installation adhere to the approved designs and specifications. The project aims to establish a sustainable energy source by converting waste materials into thermal energy, contributing to renewable energy goals and waste management solutions. The successful bidder will play a critical role in ensuring the technical feasibility, regulatory compliance, and efficient execution of this important energy infrastructure project.

This is a services contract in the architecture and engineering sector, with a focus on Project Management. Located in Croatia, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of EUR 370,000.

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