Construction works of Jaamamõisa stream and Pudret factory ditch
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Description & Project Overview
The subject of the public procurement is the construction works of the Jaamamõisa stream and Pudretivabriku ditch according to the construction project "Basic study of the Jaamamõisa stream and Pudretivabriku ditch and landscape architecture project" (job no. 2025-348) and the basic documents of the public procurement. The tender covers the construction works of Phase I of the project, including water and soil works, water body and ditch design, construction of hydraulic facilities and landscaping and restoration works Lots note: The procurer does not divide the public procurement into parts, as the construction works that are the subject of the procurement contract form a technically and functionally connected whole. The execution of the works requires a unified construction organization and coordination of different types of work. Dividing the procurement into parts would make it more difficult to organize the work, increase the need for coordination of work between different contractors and the complexity of delimiting responsibility. The procurer does not divide the public procurement into parts, as the construction works that are the subject of the procurement contract form a technically and functionally connected whole. The execution of the works requires a unified construction organization and coordination of different types of work. Dividing the procurement into parts would make it more difficult to organize the work, increase the need for coordination of work between different contractors and the complexity of delimiting responsibility.