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Public Competition:engineering Design, Author Supervision and Construction and Assembly Works for the Modernization of the Building of the Health Service in the Village of Debren with the Aim of Increasing the Quality of Health Services
The subject of this public procurement is "Engineering Design, Author's Supervision and Construction and Installation Works for the Modernization of the Health Service Buildings in the Village of Debren with the Aim of Improving the Quality of Health Services".
The main objective of this public procurement is to select an external contractor for the preparation of the investment project in the second phase of the "technical project" for the facilities built for the Health Service in the Village of Debren, exercising author's supervision over the construction and implementation of the construction and installation works and all other related activities necessary for the implementation of the project in accordance with the project approval.
This Public Procurement Notice is related to the implementation of the Administrative Agreement for the Provision of Grant-in-Aid under the Program "Regional Development 2021-2027" through the Procedure for the Direct Provision of Grant-in-Aid Bg16ffpr003-2.002 "Support for Integrated Urban Development in 40 Urban Municipalities", introduced in the Issun for the purposes of the Administrative Agreements under the No. and designation Bg16ffpr003-2.006 "Support for Integrated Urban Development in 40 Urban Municipalities", No. From Issun- Bg16ffpr003-2.006-0075-c01 From 27.11.2025 G. For the Implementation of Project Proposal No. Bg16ffpr003-2.002-0029 "Improving the Quality of Life, the Quality of Public Services Provided, the Development of Local Business and More Efficient Use of the Potential of the Territory for the Development of Sustainable Tourism and the Popularization of Local Cultural, Historical and Natural Landmarks", with the Beneficiary Municipality of Grmen, Financed by the European Regional Development Fund EFR.
In view of the above, it is noted that the environment should be a priority for the Contractors when carrying out the construction work, which is a real public nuisance.
During the implementation of the construction activities, the Contractors should take measures to reduce noise, dust and pollutant emissions.
When completing the construction and assembly work, the Contractor shall limit his actions only to the construction site.
The Contractor shall minimize and reduce the negative impact on the construction site.
After completing the construction and assembly work, the Contractor shall restore the construction site to its original condition - remove the equipment and machinery and any unused materials and leave the site clean of debris. During the completion of the project, the Contractor shall comply with the provisions of the normative acts in force in the Republic of Bulgaria, as well as with respect to the environment and shall refrain from such obligations. All Expenditures for the Improvement of Environmental Quality Are Based on It.
Considering the Waste Generated During Construction, the Contractor shall take measures to prevent or reduce its quantity, and when contamination occurs, take immediate action to limit its consequences for the health of people and the environment.
Requirements relating to the principle of "no significant impact" in accordance with the Regulation on the Mechanism for the Establishment and Sustainability of the European Parliament and of the Council of 18 June 2020 establishing a framework for facilitating sustainable investment and amending Regulation (EC) No 2019/208 Sustainability within the meaning of Regulation (EU) 2020/852 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 18 June 2020 establishing a framework for facilitating sustainable investment and amending Regulation (EU) 2019/2088 of the Taxonomy Regulation. The principle of non-infringement of significant values ??should be interpreted within the meaning of Article 17 of the Taxonomy Regulation. This Article defines what constitutes "significant harm" for the six ecological objectives covered by the Taxonomy Regulation:
1. An activity is deemed to have significant harm to climate change mitigation if it leads to significant greenhouse gas emissions;
2. An activity is deemed to have significant harm to climate change adaptation if it leads to increased adverse impacts on current and expected future climate, on the activity itself or on human, natural or human activities
3. An activity is deemed to have significant harm to the sustainable use and management of water and marine resources if it impairs the good ecological status or the good Ecological Potential of Water
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