Construction of a connecting section of bicycle and footpath between Sepa and Lavretsov streets in the city of Narva
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Description & Project Overview
The construction work will be commissioned within the project "Construction of a bicycle and footpath connecting section between Sepa and Lavretsov streets in Narva", which received support from the measure "2021-2027.3.2 (EC no. 3.2) Promotion of sustainable regional and local mobility", the implementation unit of which is the National Support Center. In this project, two new bicycle and footpath sections will be built between Sepa and Lavretsov streets, which, together with the existing road infrastructure, will enable uninterrupted movement between said streets. The route connects to the EV100 park's existing network of light traffic roads, creates a connection with the promenade, runs along the walls of the Gloria bastion and the Gloria Moat. The route mostly relies on the existing self-developed footpath. As a result of the project, two new bicycle and footpath sections with a total length of approx. 658 m will be built. Lots note: The contracting authority decided not to divide the public procurement into parts, as this ensures faster, higher quality and more cost-effective achievement of the objectives of the procurement contract. Dividing the procurement into parts would make it more difficult and would significantly prolong the achievement of the goals and increase the total cost of the works. The subject of the procurement represents a complete and technically related solution, which is not practical to divide into parts. The technical interrelationship of the works and the need to ensure their complete and coordinated execution require the execution of the works by one contractor. In addition, the division of work between several contractors can create coordination risks, diffuse responsibility and prevent the achievement of a high-quality end result. In the event that the evaluation results of two or more tenders are equal, and based on the evaluation criteria, it is not possible to uniquely determine the successful tender, the procurer will determine the successful tender by drawing lots. The contracting authority decided not to divide the public procurement into parts, as this ensures faster, higher quality and more cost-effective achievement of the objectives of the procurement contract. Dividing the procurement into parts would make it more difficult and would significantly prolong the achievement of the goals and increase the total cost of the works. The object of the procurement is a whole