Bosnia and Herzegovina’s air navigation service provider, BHANSA, has launched a tender for a technical and economic feasibility study into the construction of a new control tower at Sarajevo Airport. The contract has an estimated value of 204.700 euros, excluding VAT, with bids due by December 8. The selected contractor will have 270 days (close to nine months) to complete the study, which will assess the project’s feasibility. BHANSA previously outlined plans in 2023 to build a new tower at a location to be agreed with the airport.
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If it will take nine months just to do a feasibility, even if construction is approved I don't see this being completed for another ten years. Remember they announced a new tower almost 4 years ago!
ReplyDeleteAnd nothing changed since than even with this information
DeleteIn Bosnia things take time. Maybe 20 years time work will start.
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