Reconstruction of Karnobat Railway Station Complex

As a result of the long-term operation, the buildings of the railway stations in Bulgaria are in very bad condition. This requires their modernization, reconstruction and repair, including existing installations. These actions aim to bring the conditions of the station complexes in compliance with the European standards in the area, ensuring the safety of the passengers and quality services for them. In parallel, the station will be brought into line with the requirements of the regulatory framework for building an accessible environment in the urbanized territories. Measures will be implemented to increase the energy efficiency of public spaces, to introduce smart, modern systems for heating, air conditioning, lighting, information system and more. The appearance of railway stations is of great importance for the image of rail transport. They are in many cases the face of the railroad. It is normal in Europe the big station complexes are turned into shopping centers with shops, restaurants and parking lots. That is why for the renovation and reconstruction of the old ones and for the construction of new stations it is necessary to develop different concepts according to the location of each one. It is important the organization of service at the stations in order to bring the necessary comfort for the passengers. Within the scope of the proposed project, construction works are planned for the following sub-projects: Scaffold cabin; Administrative Building "Omnibus Ramp"; Post 1; Post 2; Post 3; Post 4; Post 5; Post 6; The reception building; Magazia "Omnibusna ramp" cargo station Karnobat; External plumbing; Platform 1, 2 and 3; The pedestrian underpass; Service ramps and Pump station. The project and its management is planned to take place between 01.02.2016 and 28.08.2021 - 67 months period. Detailed information is given in B.3.1 of AF and Appendix 2 of AF.

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Overview

Status In execution (starting date)
Start date 01 Feb, 2016
End date 28 Feb, 2022
Contract date 08 Feb, 2019
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Financial information

Total cost 6,381,130.50
Grant 5,400,942.08
Self finance 980,188.42
Total paid 3,645,060.30
EU participation percent 85.0%

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