This contract involves the installation of ventilation and air conditioning systems as part of the comprehensive renovation of Käthe-Kollwitz School. The project includes the construction of a new building (Phase 1.2) and aims to improve the school's infrastructure. The total value of the contract i
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This contract involves electrical installation work for the comprehensive renovation of Käthe-Kollwitz School, including the construction of a new building (Phase 1.2). The total value of the contract is approximately €409,386. Suppliers are invited to provide their services for this project, which
The project involves structural construction work for the restructuring, renovation, and expansion of the Gießen East Comprehensive School. The total value of the contract is €6,000,000. The work includes various types of structural construction activities aimed at improving the facilities of the sc
The project involves comprehensive renovation and carpentry work for the Käthe Kollwitz School, specifically focusing on the replacement construction of Building Area 1.2. The total value of the contract is approximately €480,605. Suppliers are invited to provide services related to wood constructio
Tender opportunity for constructing dual extensions to a national school in Dungarvan, including an ASD suite and four mainstream classrooms, with strict compliance requirements and tight site constraints.
NHS Wales seeks qualified bidders to construct new office space with proposals due under standard NHS terms and conditions.
Tender for the supply of floor power and data cabling solutions under NHS Wales procurement terms.
Contract opportunity to refurbish an accessibility-focused space in the Maxwell Building at the University of Salford, showcasing inclusive design technologies and access solutions.
