Open tender · Czechia · Construction work
Rozšíření a revitalizace severozápadní části Botanické zahrady Teplice
In EnglishExpansion and Revitalization of the Northwestern Part of the Teplice Botanical Garden
BOTANICKÁ ZAHRADA TEPLICE příspěvková organizace
BOTANICKÁ ZAHRADA TEPLICE příspěvková organizace in Czechia is inviting bids for “Expansion and Revitalization of the Northwestern Part of the Teplice Botanical Garden”. Bids close on 26 October 2026, 10:00 CET; the estimated value is CZK 194 million. askTender lists every requirement to qualify and checks whether your company meets them.
The tender in brief
Construction of a new multi-span greenhouse and education pavilion in Teplice, for building contractors with large project experience
The contract covers demolition of existing greenhouses, construction of a new multi-span greenhouse for the botanical garden, an education pavilion for school visitors, and landscaping with paved areas and utilities. The work includes modular heating and humidity control systems, trial operation, and obtaining occupancy approval, while the garden remains open to the public throughout.
Key facts
- Estimated value
- CZK 194 million
- Procedure
- Contract notice
- How bids are judged
- Lowest total bid price in CZK excluding VAT
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