The project αφορά the development of a large-scale student accommodation complex alongside educational and cultural facilities for the University of West Attica, to be delivered through a Public-Private Partnership (PPP) structure.
The international tender has been initiated by the Development Single-Member S.A. of the Municipality of Fyli, in cooperation with the University of West Attica and the Municipality itself. The procurement process follows the competitive dialogue procedure (Phase A), during which the Private Sector Partner (PSP) will be selected. The successful bidder will assume full responsibility for the design, financing, construction, maintenance and operation of the project over a defined concession period.
At the heart of the scheme is the construction of student residences with a total capacity of 1,100 beds. The accommodation will comprise single and double rooms, including 26 fully accessible units designed for students with disabilities. The residential facilities will be complemented by shared amenities such as kitchens, lounges and support spaces, ensuring a modern, functional and secure living environment tailored to students’ daily needs.
In addition, the project предусматри the development of a student dining hall, lecture theatres and a cultural centre, intended to serve both the academic community and the wider local population.
The complex will be built on a 262-stremma site within the City Park area in Ano Liosia, which has been granted free of charge by the Municipality of Fyli. The necessary urban planning adjustments have already been completed to enable the development.
Under the PPP framework, the private partner will undertake all required studies, secure and maintain permits, finance the project through equity and/or debt, and assume full technical management throughout the contract term, including routine and major maintenance, daily operations and insurance coverage.
The concession period is expected to extend up to 27 years. Upon commencement of operations, the contracting authority will make availability payments estimated at approximately €66 million in net present value terms (excluding VAT and any potential state construction contribution), subject to final determination in Phase B. The authority retains the right to adjust the contract value by up to ±30%, subject to the necessary approvals.