This public procurement contract involves providing security services for the protection of property and individuals at regional sites in Normandy. The contract will be executed through the issuance of purchase orders, with each lot being awarded separately. The estimated amounts are indicative and
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In professional services, NORMANDY REGION REGIONAL BUILDINGS DEPARTMENT has awarded 1 contract to 1 supplier.
Across professional services, the most active winners are REED SPECIALIST RECRUITMENT LIMITED, PROMAR INTERNATIONAL, KPMG LLP — the field to beat, or your route in as a partner.
This contract involves the construction of a high-performance sports center at the Normandy Sports Center in Houlgate, France. Specifically, it includes Lots 5 and 8 of the project. The total value of the contract is approximately €108,995. Suppliers are invited to participate in this opportunity to
This contract involves providing architectural services to ensure that the Leclerc site and the Navarre boarding school in Alençon comply with accessibility regulations for individuals with disabilities. The selected supplier will be responsible for overseeing the project, which includes making both
This contract involves the installation of sanitary devices as part of the construction project for the ISEN (Higher Institute of Electronics and Digital Technology) located in Caen, France. The work is to be completed under a fixed-price agreement. The total value of the contract is €111,596. Suppl
This contract involves optional phases as defined in the specifications. Each phase will be awarded separately. The services will be compensated through fixed prices. The project focuses on the restructuring of three dormitory buildings within the Mode and Services sector at Thomas Pesquet High Scho
Supply, install, and implement a Genetec video management system migration across four V&A sites with hardware, software licenses, professional services, and 12 months of support.
The UK Ministry of Defence is engaging with industry to explore future options for replacing the SA80 small arms weapon system and associated capabilities.
Government seeks supplier information on video surveillance technologies and solutions suitable for installation on locomotives.
Dublin Fire Brigade is conducting a market consultation to gather supplier input on options for replacing approximately 290 breathing apparatus sets, with a competitive tender anticipated in the near future.