As it became apparent that the Kuwaiti loan will not be available, in July 2019 the government announced a public bidding for the partner who will build the station's main building, commercial facilities and parking lots. Even though the present project for the station was accepted by the government in 2015, the future partner will be allowed to present its own design. Though the government claimed since 2016 that numerous domestic and foreign companies were interested, by October 2019 only one applied - Railway City Belgrade, Dutch-Bulgarian company recently registered in Serbia. In April 2020 it was announced that the talks with the Railway City Belgrade are in the "final phase", but without any specifications on the price or timeline. It was stated, however, that the concrete roof slab will be finished first, then the urban project will be drafted, followed by the new re-parceling. That means the entire 2015 urban plan was scrapped, while the works on the station's building can't start before the second half of 2021 and will be finished in 2023 in the best case scenario.