Bulgaria seeks tender to design and develop a Wi-Fi communication system at the countrys two biggest Black Sea ports, in Varna and Burgas.
On Friday, state-owned BulgarianPortsInfrastructure(BPI) Company stated that the estimated cost of the project to introduce wireless Internet at the ports was around BGN 6 M (EUR 3M), excluding VAT.
According to BPI, through deployment of a wireless Internet communication system, the stay of the passengers and crews of the vessels calling at Burgas and Varna ports will become more comfortable.
With the launch of the system, wireless Internet will also be available at the smaller Bulgarian Black Sea ports of Balchik and Nessebar.
The tender notice states that, funding for the project is expected from the EU Operational Programme Transport & Transport Infrastructure for the 2014-2020 period, and/or the BPI budget. Final date for accepting the bids are by 28 March 2016.
On Friday, state-owned BulgarianPortsInfrastructure(BPI) Company stated that the estimated cost of the project to introduce wireless Internet at the ports was around BGN 6 M (EUR 3M), excluding VAT.
According to BPI, through deployment of a wireless Internet communication system, the stay of the passengers and crews of the vessels calling at Burgas and Varna ports will become more comfortable.
With the launch of the system, wireless Internet will also be available at the smaller Bulgarian Black Sea ports of Balchik and Nessebar.
The tender notice states that, funding for the project is expected from the EU Operational Programme Transport & Transport Infrastructure for the 2014-2020 period, and/or the BPI budget. Final date for accepting the bids are by 28 March 2016.