The Government of Greece through the Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport has prequalified the five teams that submitted proposals in July for the design, construction, financing, operation, and maintenance of the Kalamata - Rizomylos - Pylos - Methoni road project in southwest Peloponnese.
Among the five bidders, 4 bids were received from top technical concessionaires in Greece and 1 bid from a Spanish company. The bidders are:
The EUR312 million (US$350.61 million) road project will have a total length of 50 km and a 30-years concession period. The first 4 years of the construction phase and the remaining 26 years of operation and maintenance. The repayment of the project will be made through availability payments.
The selected private partner will take responsibility of:
Ten groups have expressed interest in Competitive Dialogue for the largest public-private partnership (PPP) project in Greece - a EUR 840 million (USD million) Ultra-Fast Broadband project (UFBB), launched by the Ministry of Telecommunications of the Ministry of Digital Governance.
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The Digital Policy Ministry in Greece announced tender for the development and operations of Ultrafast broadband infrastructure (UFBB) project in Greece under Public-Private Partnership scheme.
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The Parliament's Standing Committee on Production and Trade of Greece has approved the legislation the ratifies the contract for the development of the new international airport in Kastelli on Crete. Despite some objections to the project, the committee gathered the majority of approval for the plan. The new Kastelli International Airport will be the largest construction project ever on Crete and would be one of the largest private investments in the country.
Read moreThe submission of binding bids for the EUR 6.5 billion Egnatia Odos motorway concession has been postponed from June to October 2019.
Read moreThe procedure for the 20-year extension of the concession agreement of the Athens International Airport "Eleftherios Venizelos" has been completed, with Athens International Airport SA (AIA) having paid a total consideration of EUR1.403 billion (US$1.59 billion).
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