VITO, a research organization in Belgium, has established a seismic monitoring network around its geothermal site in Mol, which includes borehole stations. Currently, there are four stations managed by the Royal Observatory of Belgium, with plans to add a fifth station in 2025. This contract involve
Tender closed on 26 Jun 2025. Awaiting award.
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VITO, a research organization in Belgium, is seeking suppliers for a framework agreement to provide monitoring and maintenance services for its seismic monitoring network. This network, located around the geothermal site in Mol, currently consists of borehole stations, including four managed by the
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