Stadium Lighting Upgrade and Reconstruction

This tender concerns the upgrade and reconstruction of the lighting system at A. Smoczyk Stadium in Leszno, Poland. The works will be performed on specified plots of land (1/5, 5, 9, 10/2, 11/5) located on Strzelecka Street. The project falls under electrical trades and is categorized under a range of CPV codes, including those related to lighting equipment (31520000), general construction work (45000000), site preparation (45111200), stadium construction (45223500), construction of sports facilities (45223100), installation of electrical equipment (45316100, 45311000 and 45311100) and groundwork (45236000). Contractors should have expertise in these areas to be competitive. The tender was published on March 19, 2026, with a deadline of April 17, 2026.

The project's scale is indicated by the fixed published value of EUR 3,147,577.94. Given the range of CPV codes and the description suggesting modernization *and* reconstruction, the project likely involves a significant overhaul, potentially including design, supply, installation, and commissioning of new lighting infrastructure. The lot description available hints at specific requirements for foreign contractors which includes providing documentation to demonstrate compliance with exclusion criteria, mirroring requirements for Polish contractors. This will likely involve obtaining equivalent documentation from their country of origin, as stated in the provided extract: ( "DOKUMENTY PODMIOTÓW ZAGRANICZNYCH: 1) Jeżeli Wykonawca ma siedzibę lub miejsce zamieszkania poza granicami Rzeczypospolitej Polskiej, zamiast: a) informacji z Krajowego Rejestru Karnego, o której mowa w Rozdziale 7 ust. 2 pkt 3 lit. c) SWZ– skła").

Contractors should assess their capacity to meet these documentation requirements alongside the technical demands before deciding to bid. With a firm deadline approximately one month from publication, prospective bidders need to promptly secure all necessary documentation, including those for foreign entities. Thorough due diligence of required documents and compliance certifications is highly recommended.