Company Dagi Rehabilitates Vake Park

Vake Park will be rehabilitated by Dagi, as the company won the tender announced by the Tbilisi City Hall. The initial cost of the state procurement was GEL 19.9 Million, the company offered 16,784,244 Lari to the municipality for the works. Dagi presented the lowest price among 5 pretenders and won.

The project is financed from Tbilisi budget and the main part of the amount - 92,48% will be allocated from the budget of 2021.

Rehabilitation of Vake Park includes greening, arranging attractions for children, building different infrastructures and setting them up, etc.

The state procurement was announced on June 22th, and this process was completed on July 24th.

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