Polish officials are considering whether to build a national football stadium in Warsaw under a PPP scheme.
British engineer Mott MacDonald is technical adviser on the project, which due for completion by 2006. Barry Winterton, director of Mott MacDonald’s Franklin + Andrews arm, last week gave a presentation at the Palace of Culture in Warsaw.
Warsaw council is looking into appropriate procurement routes.
Michael Borowski, Warsaw’s chief architect, said: “Warsaw is not intending to take risks, so we are thinking in terms of a PPP.”
Other options under consideration include traditional design-and-build procurement.
Warsaw council expects the initial capacity of the stadium to be about 35,000 seats.
The council is undecided over whether the project will be an open-air stadium or a more expensive roofed structure.
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