Construction Work Begins on the Restoration of the Servants’ House at Durbe Manor in Tukums

Under Project No. 5.1.1.6/1/25/A/006, “Restoration of the Servants’ House at Durbe Manor in Tukums”, within Measure 5.1.1.6, “Preservation of Cultural Heritage and Development of New Services”, of Specific Support Objective 5.1.1, “Promoting the Integrated Social, Economic and Environmental Development of Local Territories and Cultural Heritage, Tourism and Security in Urban Functional Areas”, under the European Union Cohesion Policy Programme for 2021–2027, a construction contract for the restoration of the servants’ house at Durbe Manor was signed on 3 August this year. The works will complete the restoration of the servants’ house at Durbe Manor, covering an area of 637 m². Construction work is being carried out by SIA “KASKĀDE BŪVE” in accordance with the construction documentation prepared by SIA “Arhitektes Ināras Caunītes birojs”. Construction supervision is being provided by SIA “BŪVES BIROJS”.

Work is currently under way on the construction of entrance porches and the waterproofing of foundations, and the construction of chimney hoods (manteļskursteņi) has begun.

The project’s total eligible costs are planned at EUR 2,169,000.00, of which 85% (EUR 1,843,650.00) will be funded by the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF), while the remaining 15% (EUR 325,350.00) will be provided as co-financing from the municipal budget.

Information prepared by: Tukums Municipality.

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