It is one of the largest PPP (Public Private Partnership) projects in the Czech Republic. The new transport base for the Pilsen City Transport Company (PMDP) has an area of about 11.6 ha. It primarily includes halls for servicing motor vehicles, car washes, paint booths, storage areas, filling stations, etc. Furthermore, it includes two lay-by areas: a roofed lay-by for the parking of trolleybuses and an outdoor lay-by for the parking of buses including engine pre-heating facilities.

In the administrative four-floor building, there will be complete technical facilities, training rooms, dressing rooms and sanitary facilities both for the needs of the buyer and for the needs of the supplier. The building will also include a boarding facility and archives.

Currently, 112 buses and 86 trolleybuses will be situated in this depot. Full service will be performed by the Škoda City Service for the period of twenty-nine years. The full depot capacity is 175 buses and 136 trolleybuses. Places where vehicles could cross each other’s way have been completely eliminated. In the areas where vehicles could accumulate (car washes, filling stations), an accumulation space was established, which allows vehicles to wait without obstructing passage through the compound. The compound has two entrance gates, both allowing the entrance and exit of vehicles of both tractions (meaning that both gates have trolley wires).