F260000593 Works under the executive project for the remodelling of the children's playground and improvements to Passeig Poeta Boscà square, in the Barceloneta neighbourhood, Ciutat Vella district, Barcelona, with sustainable public procurement measures

This tender covers construction works to remodel the children's playground at Passeig Poeta Boscà square, together with general improvements to the square itself. The works take place in the Barceloneta neighbourhood, in the Ciutat Vella district of Barcelona. The contract incorporates sustainable public procurement measures, so environmental criteria are expected to apply to the execution of the works. The scope consists of renovating and upgrading the play equipment and the surrounding public space, replacing the existing playground facilities with renewed play areas for children. The works are a single project described in the executive project documentation referenced in the tender title.

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