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Czech state inland-waterway infrastructure and public-port body
Czech state inland-waterway infrastructure and public-port body
Ředitelství vodních cest ČR; official RVC PRAHA service-vessel photograph
Ředitelství vodních cest České republiky is a state organizational unit established by the Ministry of Transport in 1998.
Czech state inland-waterway infrastructure and public-port body
Europe, Czechia, Elbe, Vltava, Morava, Baťa Canal
National inland-waterway investment preparation and delivery, Public port, landing-place and mooring infrastructure, Waterway modernization, repair and maintenance, Navigation and river-information services, Public works procurement and contract publication, Vessel service infrastructure and special-vessel operation, Marina and recreational-navigation infrastructure
Ředitelství vodních cest České republiky is a state organizational unit established by the Ministry of Transport in 1998. It prepares and delivers investment on transport-significant inland waterways. Its remit also covers public ports, landing places, transshipment sites, moorings, service centres, special vessels and navigation information systems. ŘVC ČR operates public ports and landing places, vessel service infrastructure and the BESKYDY tug. At Veselí nad Moravou, it commissioned the phase-one marina expansion delivered by IDS and designed by AQUATIS.