Three offers for redevelopment of railway station in Bydgoszcz
Constructionschedule 13 March 2014
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POLAND Three offers have been received in the tender procedure to select a contractor for the first stage of the integrated transport centre in Bydgoszcz.
The lowest price – PLN 164 mln gross – was submitted by a consortium of Budimex and Przedsiębiorstwo Wielobranżowe Lech. Porr Polska offered to build the station for over PLN 178 mln. The highest price was submitted by a consortium of Aldesa Polska Services and Aldesa Construcciones (PLN 193 mln). The investor behind the project, Polish State Railways (PKP) has not stated when the final selection of contractor will be made. The station is to be redeveloped according to a concept de
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