This public procurement contract is for service and upgrade work on the Tier IV power system at the ATCC facility located at Zg. Brnik 130N, 4210 Brnik - Airport. The contract is divided into two lots: Lot 1: Service for the Tier IV power system; Lot 2: Upgrade of the Tier IV power system. Suppliers
Tender closed on 8 Aug 2025. Awaiting award.
This public procurement contract involves the supply, installation, and implementation of DME equipment at five locations specified by the buyer, which also includes an RCMS system. Detailed specifications and requirements from the buyer are outlined in the document titled 'Technical Specifications
This public procurement contract involves the supply, installation, and implementation of Distance Measuring Equipment (DME) at five locations specified by the buyer. The contract also includes the integration of a Remote Control Management System (RCMS). Detailed specifications and requirements are
This public procurement contract involves the purchase of a new PSR/Mode-S radar system. This system will be used by the contracting authority to manage and control air traffic within the airspace of the Republic of Slovenia. Detailed specifications and requirements that the offered radar system mus
This public procurement contract involves the supply of 61 new servers for operational needs in air traffic management and control. The servers must ensure a high level of availability, performance, throughput, and reliability. They cannot be refurbished or generic, and must not be customized in har
Belfast City Council is seeking a supplier to deliver liquefied petroleum gas as support fuel for its landfill gas extraction and flaring plant at Duncrue Industrial Estate.
Lichfield District Council seeks multiple suppliers for road diesel fuel to support its Joint Waste Service vehicle fleet through a closed framework agreement.
Guildford Borough Council seeks a contractor to design, supply, install, and commission a roof-mounted solar PV system at The Enterprise Centre, Farnham, as part of its renewable energy and carbon reduction initiative.
Install a 99kW ballast-mounted solar panel system on the West Ham shop roof with inverters and connection to the Stadium electrical network.
