Mykolaiv to Spend ₴4M on Water Supply Network Reconstruction

Mykolaiv decided to reconstruct the water supply network. It was planned to spend more than UAH 4 million. Funding for the network repair was provided by Denmark.

This is evidenced by the data of the electronic public procurement system Prozorro.

In Mykolaiv, it is planned to reconstruct the water supply network on Mala Morska Street - from Nikolska to Spaska. To implement this project, the city utility company Mykolaivvodokanal announced an open tender with an expected cost of UAH 4 million 182 thousand 185. The minimum price reduction step is UAH 41 thousand 821.

Bids are due by February 28, 2025, and the auction is scheduled for March 3. No bid security is required.

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The reconstruction involves the renovation of a 300 mm diameter pipeline, which will improve the quality of water supply for residents of the central part of the city.

The selected contractor has to ensure the fulfillment of the procurement contract, which is 2.6% of the contract value.

Under the terms of the contract, the contractor will receive 50% of the amount as an advance payment after receiving permission to start work, and the rest will be paid upon completion. The reconstruction is scheduled to be completed by June 30, 2025. The work will be paid for by Mykolaiv's international partner, the Danish Refugee Council in Ukraine.

Mykolaivvodokanal is also planning to reconstruct water supply networks on 3rd Slobodskaya Street, from Chkalov to Zavodskaya. International donors have allocated more than UAH 15 million for these works, and the contractor is expected to complete the project by November 4, 2025.

In addition, the plan provides for the restoration of landscaping: asphalt concrete pavement and sidewalks, for which a tender worth more than three million hryvnias has been announced. Meanwhile, Pivdenoukrainsk plans to renovate the pedestrian walkway, allocating UAH 3.6 million for this purpose. The project involves laying shaped tiles and leveling the surfaces.

Анна Літман