Five consortia have bid for the management of the Olympic sports centre in Agios Kosmas, Greece, which hosted the sailing events at the 2004 Summer Olympics in Athens. The winning group will be awarded management of the site for 45 years. The centre provides some 8,945 m[sup]2[/sup] of buildings, a harbour for 1,170 yachts, stores, restaurants and a 30-room, five-star hotel.
Five consortia have bid for the management of the Olympic sports centre in Agios Kosmas, Greece, which hosted the sailing events at the 2004 Summer Olympics in Athens. The winning group will be awarded management of the site for 45 years. The centre provides some 8,945 m2 of buildings, a harbour for 1,170 yachts, stores, restaurants and a 30-room, five-star hotel.
The bidding groups are S. CAPE, a joint venture between J&P Avax , GEK, Vioter and Motodynamic, Sirios Car Station Operator, a joint venture between Intracom Constructions, Eltech, Akropol Haragionis and Lambert Smith Hampton Hellas, Waterfront and a joint venture between Aegean Oil, Hellenic Environmental Centre, Majestic Marine, Oceanic Cruise Corp, Gantzoulas ATEE and Pantechniki, Italian newsagency Ansa reported.
