The general hospital in Pljevlja will be designed and built by a consortium consisting of the Belgrade company "Termomont" and the Podgorica company "Fidija" with subcontractors, and the work is worth almost 38.694.602 euros including VAT.
This is written in the decision on the Montenegrin electronic public procurement website (CeJN), which was published at the end of August.
The Directorate for Capital Investments chose that offer as the most favorable in the tender that lasted from June 11 to July 12, and the business contract was signed on October 3. The Pljeval hospital is being built according to the "design and build" principle.
According to the tender, the "Termomont - Fidija" consortium has six months from the signing of the contract to do the main project, while the deadline for construction is three years, from the introduction of the contractor to the work. It is also emphasized that, if the consortium does not complete the work within the deadline, it will pay penalties for each subsequent day, amounting to a thousandth part (per mille) of the contracted price of the work.
The company "Fidija" is registered for the construction of residential and non-residential buildings, and was founded in Podgorica in 2002. The founder, executive director and authorized person is her Ivan Blagojević. The subcontractors on this project are the Danilovgrad company "ING Invest", "VING", and Podgorica's "Geoprojekt", "Paming", "Verde Projekt", as well as "Geo Max Group".
The Ministry of Spatial Planning, Urbanism and State Property previously announced an international competition for the conceptual architectural solution for this hospital in Pljevlja, and the first prize, i.e. 37.000 euros, went to a team of authors from Turkey.
On October 7, the Ministry of Health announced that the contract was signed by the director of the Capital Investments Administration Esmin Bećović and a representative of the consortium Dejan Burčul. Minister of Health Vojislav Šimun said on that occasion that they expect work on this hospital to begin in the period from July to September 2025 (third quarter).
"The new hospital, one of the most important investments for Pljevlja, will have a gross area of 26.540 square meters, with 16 functional units and a capacity of 140 hospital beds, along with modern operating rooms, intensive care and specialized clinics," he said.
Prime Minister Milojko Spajic pointed out that the hospital in this northern municipality was last built in the 60s of the last century, and that after decades of empty promises, it is time for the citizens to receive state-of-the-art health care.
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