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The diploma thesis “Risk analysis of public construction project” is focused on the risk of project financed by the public sector. The thesis consists of theoretical and practical parts. The theoretical part describes the structural policy of the European Union and the funds of which are supported by public projects. Another chapter is dedicated to the classification, measurement and management of risk. The practical part describes the financing of an infra-structure project and its potential risk in terms of their significance and the proposal to elimi-nate them. The risk analysis may serve workers of public administration community as a basis for the management of risk arising from the construction of the water supply and drainage.

Based on qualitative, case study and the analysis of Europacity project in Berlin, this study aims at assessing the important criteria in order to evaluate the economic dimensions and development potential of a brownfield and a brownfield project. In the literature, more contextual information is given by making an updated state of the arts of brownfield regeneration financing and framework in the European Union with a particular focus on Germany. Furthermore, tools to evaluate the development potential of particular brownfield regeneration projects in particular brownfields and costs-benefits analysis in this field are reviewed. Using a compilation of official and informal data acquired through the interview of one main institutional actor in the development of the Europacity project, the author tried to assess the factors influencing the successful completion of the project in this area, the impacts of the project on eight selected items (stakeholders involvement and following values: economic, social, environmental, historical, psychological, spatial and technological) and the costs-benefits analysis for three of the main stakeholders of the project. The main finding is that all items studied were relevant to some extent in the economic evaluation of a brownfield regeneration project.