Tenders Are Invited For Engineering Studies – Agreement-Framework For The Preparation Of Studies Of The Nine Municipalities Of Western Athens

Engineering Studies – Agreement-Framework For The Preparation Of Studies Of The Nine Municipalities Of Western Athens. The Scope Of The Project Concerns The Provision Of Support Services For The Maturation Of Infrastructure Projects That Have Been Included In The Special Action Plans (Saps) Of The Partner Municipalities Of Baa/Oke West Athens 2021-2207 And Are Financed Through The Special Objective Rso5.1 Of The Attica 2021-20267 Program (Erdf). Indicative Projects To Be Completed By All Partners Are The Following: − Studies For The Reconstruction Of Rainwater Drainage Pipes, Approximately 300M Long. (Topographic Study, Hydraulic Study) − Studies For The Construction Of Open And Closed Special Buildings (Category Iv And V) Approximately 17,400 Sq.M. (Topographic Study, Architectural Study, Static Study, E/M Installation Study, Geotechnical Study) − Studies For The Functional And Aesthetic Upgrade Of A Grove Of Approximately 130 Sq. M (Topographic Study, Rainwater Drainage Hydraulic Study, Special Architectural Study For The Configuration Of Open Spaces, Static Study For Small Constructions, E/M Installation Study, Phytotechnical Planting Studies - Irrigation) − Studies For The Energy Upgrade Of Common Areas, Approximately 67 Km Long, (Study Of It Facilities) − Studies For The Energy Upgrade Of Buildings With An Area Of Approximately 15,000 Sq.M. (Architectural Study With Mapping Of Buildings And Thermal Insulation Study, Study Of E/M Installations) − Studies For The Regeneration Of Squares And Green Paths Of An Area Of ​​Approximately 18,000 Sq.M. (Topographic Study, Special Architectural Study Of The Surrounding Area, E/M Study Of Facilities And Planting-Irrigation Study) − Hydraulic Studies For Anti-Flood Shielding Projects With The Construction Of Embankment Drainage Pipes And Water Collection Wells To Deal With Flooding Phenomena In Scattered Parts Of The Municipalities, An Area Of ​​Approximately 135 Hectares