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Building for future doctors on Vasilievsky Island will be updated for 187.5 million rubles

St. Petersburg State University announced a competition for major repairs of the building to accommodate the Medical Institute on the 17th line of Vasilievsky Island, 16. The initial cost of the contract is 187.5 million rubles. The information appeared on the public procurement portal.

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Building for future doctors on Vasilievsky Island will be updated for 187.5 million rubles

St. Petersburg State University announced a competition for major repairs of the building to accommodate the Medical Institute on the 17th line of Vasilievsky Island, 16. The initial cost of the contract is 187.5 million rubles. The information appeared on the public procurement portal.

The building was built in 1870 by architect Robert Gödike. The four-storey building with a total area of more than 2.7 thousand square meters does not have the status of an object of cultural heritage. According to the technical specification, the contractor will have to replace the roofing, windows and doors, update the floors, walls and ceilings. Work is also planned with heating, water supply, ventilation, electricity and fire protection systems.

Applications from contractors are accepted until October 27, the auction results will be summed up on October 29. The design duration of the repair is 345 working days, and the contract execution period is set until June 30, 2028. The work will be financed from extrabudgetary funds of the university.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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