This contract opportunity involves the setup of construction sites, specifically Lot 301. The buyer, Marzona Stiftung - Neue Saalecker Werkstätten, is seeking suppliers to provide services related to the establishment and organization of construction sites. The total value of the contract is approxi
Contract awarded. Originally published 1 year ago.
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In construction, MARZONA FOUNDATION NEW SAALECKER WORKSHOPS has awarded 4 contracts to 4 suppliers.
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The Marzona Stiftung Neue Saalecker Werkstätten is seeking suppliers for the installation of small freight elevators. This contract involves the technical installation work required for these elevators, which are essential for transporting goods within buildings. Suppliers interested in this opportu
The Marzona Foundation is seeking suppliers for roofing and carpentry services as part of a construction project. The total value of the contract is approximately €304,372.48. This opportunity involves providing high-quality roofing and insulation work to ensure the durability and energy efficiency
This contract involves non-structural demolition work. The buyer, Marzona Stiftung - Neue Saalecker Werkstätten, is seeking suppliers to provide services related to the demolition of non-structural elements. The total value of the contract is approximately €52,273.44. Suppliers interested in this op
Roof and window replacement construction project at a Further Education college in County Cork, Ireland.
Opportunity to supply 4 cabins for a glamping holiday rental business in County Carlow, Ireland.
Dublin City Council is seeking qualified contractors to deliver repair and maintenance services across twelve geographic lots with a €4 million budget per lot over 12 months plus optional extension.
Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon Borough Council is seeking experienced contractors to remove invasive scrub from a 20-hectare peatland restoration site at Selshion ASSI during winter 2024-2025, with strict environmental protection requirements.
