This public procurement contract involves the supply and installation of equipment and furnishings for a residential care facility for elderly individuals in need of assistance, located in the designated area II-525, block 9, with identifier 07079.701.525, according to the plan of the 'Mineral Baths
Contract awarded. Originally published 6 months ago.
The project involves upgrading the existing sports facilities at the Slaveykov Sports Center in Burgas, Bulgaria. This includes replacing the lighting system, repairing the foundation and surface of the high jump sector, the run-up track, the shot put sector, and the athletics track. Additionally, t
This contract involves the preparation and delivery of meals for users of the Home Social Patronage service in Burgas. The awarded contract (No. 93-OP23-16/8/01.12.2025) is part of a framework agreement (No. 93-OP23-16/1/26.06.2023). The maximum price per meal per user, including overhead costs, is
The contract involves the design and oversight of a building for outpatient medical services, dental care, and a pharmacy in the village of Marinka, Burgas municipality. The project site is identified as UPI VII, quarter 22, with a total planned built area of approximately 160 square meters. Supplie
The municipality of Burgas is seeking suppliers for the delivery of eggs to meet the needs of public catering and entertainment establishments managed by the Tourism Directorate. This contract is in accordance with the technical specifications outlined in Appendix 1. The total value of the contract
Competitive procurement for a South Yorkshire-wide support programme serving children and young people aged 10-17 who use harmful behaviours towards family members, with funding anticipated until March 2029.
Kent County Council is procuring a specialist bereavement support service to provide trauma-informed emotional and practical assistance to people affected by suicide loss across Kent and Medway, commencing April 2027.
Competitive procurement for home care services to support residents' independence and choice, with a three-year contract and extension options.
Plymouth City Council is inviting service providers to a market engagement event to help co-design an integrated advocacy and independent visiting service for adults, children, young people and families across the city.
