The City of Piastów has launched a tender for the proposed reconstruction and extension of Adam Mickiewicz High School in the city, located in central Poland.
The project includes the development of a new part of the high school with a corridor and a library, the construction of a sports hall, parking lot and a playground, and landscaping.
The private partners will finance and carry out the construction works for the project and will also be responsible for the maintenance of the facilities for the duration of a 22-year concession period.
The deadline for the tender is 8 March 2019. For more information, see the Business Opportunity.
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