Construction of Phase II of Pedestrian and Bicycle Path, including Planting

This tender concerns the construction of the second phase of a pedestrian and bicycle path in Kraków, Poland, connecting Śliczna Street and Chałupnika Street. The scope includes not only the path construction itself, but also associated landscaping work and ongoing maintenance of the greenery along the path. This means contractors bidding must have demonstrable experience in both civil engineering and horticultural practices. The absence of specified CPV codes makes it difficult to precisely ascertain the specific elements of the landscaping (e.g., tree planting vs. ground cover only).

The project's scale and complexity are difficult to definitively assess without further details, such as the path's length, width, and materials. The timeframe between publication (March 23, 2026) and the deadline for submission (April 8, 2026) is very short, suggesting that either the tender is a recurring procedure where much documentation already exists, or the complexity is low enough to allow a fast turnaround. Contractors should quickly review the full tender documents if considering a bid. Be prepared to provide evidence of competence in both construction and landscaping.

Given the landscaping component and the requirement for ongoing maintenance, bidders should factor long-term maintenance costs and expertise into their pricing. The lack of a published value suggests contractors must independently develop their own cost estimates based on a thorough review of the technical specifications and drawings, assuming these are available in the full tender documents. If there's a mandatory site visit, it's highly recommended.