The Indre-et-Loire Department is seeking suppliers for road maintenance work as part of the pavement strengthening program for the year 2025. This project involves reinforcing road surfaces on the departmental road network. Suppliers should be prepared to deliver high-quality construction services t
Contract awarded. Originally published 1 years ago.
Only 1 prior award here — too little to read.
In construction, DEPARTMENTAL COUNCIL OF INDRE AND LOIRE has awarded 1 contract to 1 supplier.
Across construction, the most active winners are HOLCIM UK LIMITED, TARMAC TRADING LIMITED, LINDUM GROUP LIMITED — the field to beat, or your route in as a partner.
This contract is for tree pruning, trimming, cabling, felling, stump removal, and planting pit preparation for trees located on departmental properties. These properties include monuments, museums, social service houses, the Departmental Institute for Children and Families (IDEF), colleges, administ
This contract opportunity involves conducting asbestos and lead diagnostics for departmental heritage buildings. The initial contract period runs from notification until December 31, 2026, with a maximum budget of €200,000 (excluding VAT). There are two possible extensions: the first from January 1,
The contract involves a framework agreement for IT support and consulting services, divided into 9 lots. There is no minimum order requirement, but there is an annual maximum limit for each lot. The total value of the contract is €1,360,000. Suppliers are invited to provide various IT services, and
The Indre-et-Loire Departmental Council, along with public institutions and local authorities in Touraine, has established a purchasing group to procure fresh beef for school cafeterias and collective catering services in the department. This framework agreement is also available to all local author
Ingoldmells Parish Council invites tenders from experienced contractors to refurbish two children's play areas with new equipment and safety surfacing, with individual budgets of up to £60,000 each.
Council seeks market input on leisure and wellbeing hub improvements for Selby and Skipton as part of a phased investment strategy.
Montrose Port invites experienced contractors to design and construct a new quay with hardstanding, utilities, and dredging at Berths 9-10-11.
The Council invites suppliers to provide market insights on potential solutions for improving two leisure and wellbeing hub facilities as part of a phased investment strategy.
