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Announcement of an open competition for the services of approximately 90 external experts for Rail Baltica
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RB Rail will
select experts in altogether 32 fields of expertise in such areas of expertise
as environment, spatial planning, engineering surveying, design, construction
management, business and economics. The required expertise is related to
railway planning and design, and railway business.
RB Rail particularly
invites experienced experts in their field of expertise to participate,
including specialized SME companies.
Tenderers are not bound to make any groups of experts for their proposals. They
can propose experts for as many fields of expertise as they want.
RB Rail expects to
form a pool of up to approximately 90 external experts to be contracted under
the framework agreement and called to provide services on on-demand base. The
expert services are to be provided in 2017 and 2018.
A Proposal
for participation in the procurement shall be submitted personally, by courier
or registered mail to the RB Rail AS,
Kr. Valdemara iela 8, 4th floor, Riga, LV-1010, Latvia by 29 June,
2017 till 10:00 AM (EET).
More
information including the specification of the procurement can be found on http://railbaltica.org/tenders/. Contact persons for detailed
information on organizational aspects of procurement are Mr. Aigars
Kivliņš, Procurement manager (+371 27167687, [email protected])
and Mr. Mārtiņš Blaus, Lead Procurement Specialist, (+371 28118533, [email protected]).
On aspects concerning the subject matter of open competition contact Mr Antanas Šnirpūnas, Project Expert, +370 69 330 456, [email protected]).
Rail Baltica is the largest infrastructure project in the
Baltic States to date and it envisages construction of a new, EU gauge
double-track electrified railway line (Tallinn – Riga – Kaunas – Warsaw) to
eliminate the technical bottleneck due to the gauge differences (1520 vs.EU
1435 mm). This project is part of the TEN-T North Sea-Baltic corridor. The procurement and subject matter
is co-financed by Connecting Europe Facility (CEF).
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