Nikopol ferryboat complex was granted a permit for use
Article published from Stroitelstvo Gradat on 2008-09-24 00:05:00Category: Business in Nikopol
In Sept. Nikopol ferryboat complex was granted a permit for use, the building works started on 26 Jan. 2005. The project was financed by PHARE programme for trans-border cooperation Bulgaria - Romania, financial memorandum 2002. It amounts to EUR 6.2m, of them for construction works EUR 4,999,872, for consulting services - EUR 261,900. One third of the funding is from the state budget.
The general contractor is Patishta holding with subcontractors Marsen Ltd. - Pleven, Eurosteel - R - Pleven, Palmo - Pleven, Power Engineering - Pleven, and Dalia - Pleven. The building supervision was carried out by Patinvest Engineering - Sofia. The master plan for regulation of the border checkpoint and the ferryboat complex was prepared by the National Centre for Territorial Development with leading architect Kamelia Kirova - Peshunova, the technical design was prepared by Transproekt - Sofia.
The first class road from Pleven to Nikopol that was to be completed in March 2009 has been included in the programme by PHARE - transborder cooperation Bulgaria - Romania, memorandum 2004. It has been stopped as one of the 10 projects with cancelled European funding. The contractor is Trace Group, consultant is the French company Safege.
The general contractor is Patishta holding with subcontractors Marsen Ltd. - Pleven, Eurosteel - R - Pleven, Palmo - Pleven, Power Engineering - Pleven, and Dalia - Pleven. The building supervision was carried out by Patinvest Engineering - Sofia. The master plan for regulation of the border checkpoint and the ferryboat complex was prepared by the National Centre for Territorial Development with leading architect Kamelia Kirova - Peshunova, the technical design was prepared by Transproekt - Sofia.
The first class road from Pleven to Nikopol that was to be completed in March 2009 has been included in the programme by PHARE - transborder cooperation Bulgaria - Romania, memorandum 2004. It has been stopped as one of the 10 projects with cancelled European funding. The contractor is Trace Group, consultant is the French company Safege.
