This public procurement contract involves providing consultancy services to the Road and Motorway Directorate (ŘSD) of the Czech Republic. The goal is to ensure that ŘSD has access to highly qualified expertise for project development and to secure authorial and technical oversight for the construct
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This contract involves the replacement of old and non-compliant slope mowers for the Road and Motorway Directorate. The project aims to procure new slope mowers and necessary accessories to ensure efficient and safe maintenance of road slopes. Suppliers are invited to provide proposals for the suppl
This contract involves the provision of architectural, construction, technical, and inspection services, specifically focusing on conducting main inspections in accordance with the Czech standard ČSN 73 6221. The total value of the contract is 985,500 CZK. Suppliers are invited to provide these esse
This contract opportunity involves the maintenance and removal of trees and shrubs along roadways, adhering to the standards set by the Road and Motorway Directorate of the Czech Republic. Suppliers are invited to provide services that ensure the health and safety of roadside vegetation, which may i
This public procurement contract involves the construction of a section of the D6 highway from Karlovy Vary to Olšová Vrata. The total length of the project is 8,020 meters, with the first third designated as a highway allowing speeds of 130 km/h, while the remaining two-thirds will be a divided fir
Establish a framework agreement with multiple vehicle and plant hire suppliers to provide cost-effective, reliable equipment services across company operations.
The Home Office seeks suppliers for a portable, manually-operated vessel arrest system to safely intercept and disable non-compliant vessels during maritime enforcement operations.
Tender for local bus service delivery across 6 lots with an initial contract value of £4.0–£4.4 million over 2 years, with optional extension to 3 years and 4 months.
Advance notice to prepare bids for planned maintenance, safety equipment certification, and defect rectification work on the CPV Nimrod vessel scheduled for March-April 2027, with bidding opening December 2026.
