Saved trees
UMIS AND ITS USERS CONTRIBUTED TO SAVING 77 520 TREES
Български

Programme: Rural Development Programme

Planning region: All

Description

The dismantling of an asphalt pavement of 29x16m is planned for the construction of a sports ground for 3 types of sports - football, basketball and handball. The activity covers the removal and removal of the asphalt pavement. Sealing a ground bed for crushed stone. After the laying of the crushed stone facade, a reinforced concrete screed is planned. The surface will be flattened by grinding. The new course will be 28x15. The flooring will be made of rubber material designed for 3 types of sports. The newly built playground will be protected by a grid that is fastened to galvanized stakes. We provide delivery and installation of basketball bins and soccer gates.
Activities
Activity Contracted Amount Reported Amount
"Изграждане на спортна площадка за комбиниран спорт в двора на ОУ „Горан Червеняшки“, с. Михайлово, общ. Хайредин, обл. Враца": "Изграждане на спортна площадка за комбиниран спорт в двора на ОУ „Горан Червеняшки“, с. Михайлово, общ. Хайредин, обл. Враца" 0.00 47 459.78
Консултантски услуги по управление на проекта: Консултантски услуги по управление на проект "Изграждане на спортна площадка за комбиниран спорт в двора на ОУ „Горан Червеняшки“, с. Михайлово, общ. Хайредин, обл. Враца" 0.00 475.50
Авторски надзор: Осъществяване на Авторски надзор 0.00 474.60
Строителен надзор: Осъществяване на строителен надзор 0.00 899.88

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All amounts are in euro (EUR) / 1 EUR = 1,95583 BGN
The project is funded by the “Technical Assistance” Programme 2021–2027, co-financed by the European Union through the European Regional Development Fund, under project BG16RFTA001-1.003-0001 “Digital transformation in the management of EU funds” and by the “National Recovery and Resilience Plan”, under Investment C10.I11 “Ensuring an adequate information and administrative environment for the implementation of the Recovery and Resilience Plan”.