The Swiss national roads face challenges from natural hazards, which pose varying degrees of threat to certain sections of the network. These hazards include avalanches, rockfalls, landslides, mudflows, and other geological events. The Federal Roads Office (OFROU), specifically its Estavayer-le-Lac
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This contract involves the renovation of the MOB overpass as part of the advance works for the Chexbres-Roche project. The tender seeks project author services and local project management from the design phase to the commissioning phase.
This contract opportunity involves engineering services for noise mitigation between Düdingen and Flamatt, affecting the municipalities of Schmitten, Bösingen, Ueberstorf, Neuenegg, Wünnewil, and Flamatt. The project aims to implement additional solutions to existing noise protection measures to red
The national road section N01 between the interchange and the junction of Perly and the Bardonnex customs platform requires traffic decongestion during peak hours. This pilot project aims to create a carpool lane, activated during evening peak hours through dynamic signage, along with improvements w
This contract involves a General Planning mandate for phases 31 to 53 according to SIA 112. It requires a team of contractors with expertise in the following areas: Architecture, Civil Engineering, HVAC Engineering, Electrical and Building Automation Engineering, Building Thermodynamics, and Fire En
Ravensbourne University London seeks a contractor to replace Level 2 Fan Coil Unit Controllers in Phase 1 of its BMS upgrade project, with works scheduled for August 2026.
Comprehensive supplier contract for generator supply, maintenance, repair, modifications, and hire services.
Codi Group requires a waste management contractor to provide weekly skip collection and disposal services at Swansea and Cwmbran locations.
Highway tree pollarding and maintenance services sought through the London Construction Programme Dynamic Purchasing System framework.
