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The town council of Bulgarian capital Sofia announced a new public procurement for the construction of a waste processing plant for the city.
A first procurement announcement was scrapped in December after recommendations for change by the European Commission, which argued for the introduction of new technical parameters.
The first bid was won by the HUT-Stanilov consortium between Bulgarian company Stanilov and German Heilit, which entered with a bid of BGN 208.8 M
This is close to the tentative price announced Thursday by the Sofia Municipal Council - BGN 208.3 M.
According to the procurement offer, the waste plant will have to be designed and constructed for 19 months, after which it undergo tests for a year.
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