Slovakia issues EUR 12.83 million tender for Ethnographic Museum in Martin restoration

The Slovak Ministry of Culture has announced a EUR 12.83 million public tender to reconstruct the Ethnographic Museum in Martin, targeting significant upgrades to structural stability, mechanical systems, and overall energy performance.

The Ministry of Culture of the Slovak Republic has officially initiated a procurement process for a comprehensive capital infrastructure upgrade in the nation's cultural segment. The contract covers the execution of construction works under the "Ethnographic Museum in Martin" project. The objective of the reconstruction is to improve the building's technical condition, increase its energy efficiency, and extend its service life while preserving its heritage value. The scope of work includes construction modifications, particularly the restoration of the façade, replacement and refurbishment of doors and windows, and reconstruction of the roof, including thermal insulation.

The project also includes the reconstruction of the building's technical systems, particularly plumbing, heating, and ventilation systems. In addition, it covers the complete modernization of the electrical installation, including lighting, lightning protection, and measurement and control systems. The project is backed by an estimated cost of EUR 12.83 million. As a key institutional entity, the Ministry of Culture of the Slovak Republic serves as the central state administration authority responsible for the nation's cultural policy, arts development, and monument protection. This extensive modernizing overhaul carries major economic implications for regional commercial engineering, specialist conservation firms, and green building tech contractors across Central Europe.

This tender is published on Bidsinfo.com, and additional procurement specifications can be obtained directly from the active market listing at https://www.bidsinfo.com/ref/36150435/reconstruction-of-the-snm-building-in-martin-ii.