Romania – Feasibility study, advisory service, analysis – ELABORARE STUDIU DE FEZABILITATE PRIVIND OBIECTIVUL DE INVESTITII „VARIANTA DE OCOLIRE A ORASULUI HARLAU, JUDETUL IASI”

The contract concerns the preparation of the Feasibility Study for the investment objective “BYPASS ROAD FOR THE TOWN OF HÂRLAU, IAȘI COUNTY”, in Iași County. The project is strategic for decongesting traffic on DN 28B. The proposed route for the Hârlău Bypass starts at the intersection with DN28B – the southern zone of the Town of Hârlău and ends at the intersection with DN28B the northern zone of the Town of Hârlău with a north-east orientation. The cross-sectional profile of the alignment is characterized by a carriageway width of 12 m with two lanes, one lane per direction (each with a width of 3.5 m). Intersections with the existing road infrastructure will be made through roundabouts. The investment objective will be designed and executed at a technical and qualitative level corresponding to a modern road infrastructure, respecting the essential requirements established by the legislation in force and the specific technical standards for roads. Road structures and civil works will be sized according to the estimated traffic (stabilized foundation layers, suitable asphalt mixtures for heavy traffic, etc.), the arrangement of elements for collecting and draining rainwater, embankments and areas connected to the road. Public lighting and complete signage will be ensured. The components of the future contract: 1. Design: • Preparation of Feasibility Study (Stages 1–5); • Technical assistance provided to the Beneficiary for the approval of the Feasibility Study in CTE and the approval of the technical-economic indicators (Stage 6). In accordance with the provisions of art. 160 of Law no. 98/2016, the deadlines are set as follows: Economic operators may request additional information/clarifications considered necessary, regarding the award documentation no later than 25 days before the deadline for submitting offers, and the Contracting Authority will respond to all requests received in a consolidated manner within a single deadline, set 12 days before the offer submission deadline. These deadlines have been correlated to ensure that economic operators have the necessary time to analyze the documentation and adapt their offers in accordance with the clarifications provided by the Contracting Authority.