New Tender for Supervision of Works for $6.5 million

The overall objective of the tender to contract inspection services and supervision of works for the Social Security Department’s 'Ciudad Hospitalaria' (City Hospital) project .

The services will be provided at the construction site of the project, in the old field of antennas Chivo Chivo. The contracted company will have to coordinate with the constructor so that the latter sets up, at its own expense, a working office of 100 square meters of office space, next to the constructor's offices.

Bids must be submitted on 19th December 2011.

Source: CentralAmericaData.COM

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