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Construction of a new court of justice building as part of the renovation of the historic city centre.
The creation of a new juridical district in the historical centre of Mons, comprising redevelopment of former barracks, and renovation, conversion and extension of historical buildings surrounding the existing Cour of Justice, for the purpose of integrating all courts and related administrative offices in a single locality.
Notwithstanding some possible negative impacts during the construction process, the project is likely to lead to significant improvements in the urban environment once completed.
Régie des Bâtiments follows European procurement procedures, with OJEC publication when required. Tendering notice for the main building in the Courts Complex was published in OJEC in July 2002.
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