The contract involves the supply of a detection system for locating unexploded ordnance (UXO) and hazardous substances on the seabed. This system will be used on the research vessel r/v Imor and the underwater vehicle ROV SAAB Couguar. The total value of the contract is €15,867,000. The buyer is the
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This contract involves the rental of a large vessel with a crew to conduct geophysical research in Polish marine areas. The research will utilize equipment such as Multi-Beam Echo Sounders (MBES), Side-Scan Sonars (SES), and Multi-Parameter Water Samplers (MVP). The services are required on specific
The University of Gdynia is seeking suppliers to provide annual licenses for office software. This contract involves the delivery of software licenses that will enable efficient document management within the university. The total value of the contract is approximately €48,688.96. Suppliers interest
The University of Gdynia is seeking suppliers for the delivery of eye tracking devices that allow for data collection without anonymization. This contract is focused on providing specialized equipment for research purposes. The total value of the contract is approximately €104,000. Interested suppli
The University of Gdynia is seeking suppliers to provide repair and maintenance services for the ship Dar Młodzieży. This includes dock repairs and inspections to ensure the vessel meets class standards. Detailed specifications can be found in Attachment 8 of the procurement documents. Interested su
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