This contract involves the procurement of testing equipment for personal protective equipment and a spectrometer. The Ministry of Interior of the Slovak Republic is seeking suppliers who can provide high-quality laboratory instruments and accessories, excluding glass items. The total value of the co
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This contract involves construction work for the renovation of a short-term accommodation facility. The renovation includes replacing all facade openings and insulating the building. The roof has previously been renovated and insulated, so it will not be part of this project, except for some metalwo
This contract involves establishing a framework agreement for the supply of 68 firefighting water tankers, specifically the CAS 30 model, as per the requirements set by the contracting authority. Detailed information can be found in the tender documents.
This contract involves construction modifications to the District Office building in Banská Bystrica, located at Námestí Ľudovíta Štúra 1, to establish a new Client Center. The modifications primarily concern the first floor and partially the basement, where storage and technical spaces will be loca
This contract involves the supply of a range of audio, video, photography, and display equipment, along with related technology and systems. Suppliers are expected to provide commonly available products that fall under specific procurement categories (CPV codes), particularly in groups 322, 323, 386
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