The Romanian National Company for Road Infrastructure Administration is seeking to procure two front loaders for maintenance work at specific locations along the DN1D route. The loaders are required for maintenance tasks at CIC Baba Ana (km 9+500) and CIC Spatru (km 52+850) as part of the Ploiesti-B
Tender closed on 20 Aug 2025. Awaiting award.
This contract involves the preparation of a feasibility study for the design of several road bridges in Romania. The project includes the following locations: Lot 1 - 1. Bridge on DN 2 at km 408+212 in Suceava; 2. Bridge on DN 2 at km 408+572 in Suceava; 3. Bridge on DN 2 at km 461+902 in Suceava; 4
This contract involves the development of a feasibility study for expanding the A1 Highway from Bucharest to Pitesti to three lanes in each direction. Suppliers are invited to provide consultancy services in accordance with the specifications outlined in the tender documentation and relevant legisla
This contract involves the procurement of cleaning services for service areas along the A3 highway, specifically in the Nusfalau – Suplacu de Barcau section at km 69+150. The services are essential for maintaining the integrity and functionality of parking areas and restrooms, ensuring accessibility
This framework agreement is for ongoing summer maintenance works, including the road surface, shoulders, emergency lanes, and marking lanes, managed by D.R.D.P. TIMIȘOARA and S.D.N. TIMISOARA for the first two years. Suppliers interested in this opportunity can request clarifications or additional i
Qualified contractor required to provide testing, maintenance, and repair services for air compressors across approximately 450 council properties.
Calderdale Borough Council seeks quotations for designing and installing an air source heat pump system at Brighouse Swimming Pool to replace gas heating as part of the Public Sector Decarbonisation Scheme.
Green hydrogen supply meeting ISO 14687:25 standards with equipment and services for multiple applications across Highland Council.
Access up to £5.8 million in UKRI funding to scale-up new automotive and aerospace manufacturing technologies over 2-4 years, with support covering 80% of full economic costs.
