The Cantabria Autonomous Community's Department of Culture, Tourism, and Sports is seeking suppliers for the acquisition of scientific and technological equipment. This equipment will be used to equip the laboratories of the Prehistoric and Archaeological Museum of Cantabria. The total value of the
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In research innovation, DEPARTMENT OF CULTURE TOURISM AND SPORTS OF THE AUTONOMOUS COMMUNITY OF CANTABRIA has awarded 3 contracts to 3 suppliers.
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The Cantabria Autonomous Community is seeking a supplier to provide special passenger transport services during non-school hours for athletes participating in school sports. This contract involves transporting young athletes to and from various sporting events and activities, ensuring their safe and
The Cantabria Autonomous Community's Department of Culture, Tourism, and Sports is seeking suppliers for the acquisition and installation of a monitoring system to assess the bioclimatic conditions of prehistoric caves in Cantabria. This project aims to ensure the preservation of these historical si
The Government of Cantabria is seeking suppliers to expand the technical infrastructure of its data center. This expansion is necessary to accommodate new computer systems that will support computing and storage needs for a new digital platform aimed at managing the prehistoric heritage of Cantabria
This contract involves the digitization of 30 caves featuring Paleolithic rock art in Cantabria, along with the digitization of 1,300 archaeological pieces from the collections of the Museum of Prehistory and Archaeology of Cantabria. The goal is to preserve and make accessible these important cultu
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