The City Council of Dos Hermanas is seeking to purchase two bio-GNC waste collection trucks. These trucks will feature a non-pressure articulated shovel drag system and a side-loading capacity of 25 cubic meters. This procurement is part of the Recovery, Transformation, and Resilience Plan funded by
Tender closed on 29 May 2025. Awaiting award.
The City of Dos Hermanas is seeking to contract one or more insurance companies to cover potential risks associated with municipal assets and activities. This includes providing insurance policies that protect the city's property and support the various municipal services. The total value of the con
The City of Dos Hermanas is seeking to contract one or more insurance companies to cover potential risks associated with municipal assets and the activities of the City Council. This includes various municipal services and aims to ensure comprehensive risk management for the municipality.
The City Council of Dos Hermanas is seeking to hire a specialized company to provide pothole repair services. This contract involves maintaining the asphalt on public roads and the paved areas surrounding municipal buildings. The total value of the contract is €330,000, and the deadline for submitti
The City Council of Dos Hermanas is seeking to purchase a light urban fire truck for its Fire and Rescue Service. This contract, valued at approximately €338,842.97, aims to enhance the firefighting capabilities of the local service. Suppliers are invited to submit their proposals by November 24, 20
Annual litter picking and debris removal service for trunk road verges, lay-bys, and slip roads in Test Valley Borough, with occasional ad-hoc maintenance work as required.
Suffolk County Council is seeking three contractors to receive and process approximately 25,000-28,000 tonnes of food waste annually across three geographical lots, with contracts valued at £4.4 million.
Framework opportunity to provide annual MCERTS-compliant emissions testing services for CHP engines and boilers at nine Anaerobic Digestion facilities in North West England.
Dublin City Council is establishing a four-year pest control services framework agreement for multiple facilities with potential contract extensions.
