A 45 Million Hryvnia Hangar Project in Odesa: Contractor Bids and Completion Timeline.
Hangar Construction Tender Announced for Zhebrekove Village
According to Novyny.live: A tender has been announced for the construction of a hangar in the village of Zhebrekove, Odesa region. The estimated cost of the project is 44,835,950.40 hryvnias (approximately $1.1 million USD). Bids from contractors will be accepted until March 18, 2026. The project is commissioned by the 'Odesa' Mobile Rapid Response Rescue Center, which operates under Ukraine's State Emergency Service. This development is part of ongoing efforts to bolster emergency response infrastructure across Ukraine.
The tender was officially announced on February 27, 2026. The project scope includes:
- Erecting a structure with a metal frame;
- Installing roller shutter gates, metal doors, and window units;
- Implementing a fire alarm system and lightning protection.
Requests for clarification and challenges to the tender's conditions are possible until March 15, 2026. This allows potential bidders to seek details or raise concerns regarding the competition's terms.
Significance of the New Hangar
The construction of this hangar in Zhebrekove represents a significant step in strengthening emergency response infrastructure for the Odesa region. Once operational, the new facility will improve working conditions for rescue services and enhance their operational efficiency. It is expected to positively impact public safety in the area by ensuring rapid access to essential equipment and resources during crises.
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