GIZ
Surveying, engineering, property valuation and real-estate services for investors and property owners in the Czech Republic
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-04
About GIZ
GIZ provides cadastral and engineering geodesy, construction engineering and permitting, expert valuations and audits, investment advisory, and support for public tenders and real-estate transactions.
Its customers are investors, developers and property owners who need geodetic measurements, building permits, property or business valuations, and technical, legal or economic due diligence on property sales and purchases.
GIZ, s.r.o. is registered in Prague, with its address in Praha 1, and is listed under company ID 039 08 755. Its registry founding date is 19 March 2015.
Product: Geodetic surveying, construction engineering, expert valuations and audits, investment advisory, tender support and real-estate transaction services.
Jobs at GIZ
Leadership
- Roman Hlávka · Jednatel (Managing director)Source: business register
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