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The contract timeline is defined by several estimated durations and event-based start conditions.

The estimated duration for the execution of the contract is a maximum of 36 months, as per the Technical Project. The overall duration of the contract is stated as "luni" (months) in the model contract, with the exact number left to be filled in.

The execution of the contract is set to commence after the performance guarantee is established, the building permit is obtained by the purchaser, and the site is handed over to the contractor free of encumbrances. It will also begin following the issuance of the work commencement order by the contracting authority.

Key steps leading to the start of works include:

• The estimated period for the contracting authority to obtain the Building Permit and make it available to the contractor is a maximum of 60 days from the date both parties sign the contract.
• The contracting authority is obliged to hand over the site within a maximum of 5 working days from the date the Building Permit is obtained or the performance guarantee is established, whichever occurs later.
• The estimated deadline for issuing the Work Commencement Order is a maximum of 65 days from the date both parties sign the contract (which includes the 60 days for the Building Permit and an additional 5 days for the order issuance).
• The contractor must begin the works within a maximum of 5 working days from receiving the Work Commencement Order, but not before the Site Handover-Acceptance Protocol is signed.

The period for executing the works is a maximum of 36 months, starting from the receipt of the work commencement order and the handover of the site.

There is also a warranty period for the executed works, which must be a minimum of 36 calendar months from the acceptance of the works.

While specific named milestones or phases are not explicitly provided in the documents, the contractor is required to present a work execution schedule that illustrates the order and timing of activities, highlighting "key points (milestones)" and "essential stages" in the contract's execution.

The core scope of work for this tender involves the execution of all works identified in the Technical Project (PT), prepared by the Designer and approved according to law, including all related annexes.

Key deliverables and activities explicitly stated include:

• Acquisition of all necessary materials, products, machinery, means, and equipment for the execution of works.
• Provisional activities or works required for site preparation.
• Obtaining all necessary authorizations, permits, and access from competent authorities for work execution.
• Transport of materials, machinery, components, and equipment to the site.
• Execution of all required tests and relevant testing as per construction quality assurance legislation and regulations.
• Provision of consumables necessary for work execution and testing.
• Normal and extraordinary maintenance of the works until their acceptance.
• Detailed description of the works to be executed, the technology to be employed, and the resources to be utilized.
• Presentation of a Gantt chart detailing the physical planning of activities, including all phases, stages, categories of works, their logical sequence, durations, control points/milestones, and human resource allocation, to ensure adherence to the public procurement contract duration.
• Development and presentation of a methodology for executing the works, which includes a quality plan adapted to the specific work, a general description of works, the quality system with associated procedures, and a quality control plan for verification and testing during critical execution phases.
• Detailed technical execution procedures covering all necessary operations for contract execution, specifically adapted to the requirements of the PTE (Technical Execution Project).
• Activities related to the reception at the completion of works and the final reception upon the expiry of the good execution guarantee period.
• Management of quantitative or qualitative changes during the execution of works.
• Identification and presentation of material sources to be used as specified in the Technical Project (PT).
• Submission of a "Program of Execution of Works" that demonstrates compliance with technical specifications, including a valoric execution schedule as part of the financial offer.