This contract involves a framework agreement for consulting services related to mechanical and electronic studies on behalf of Ifremer, the French Research Institute for Exploitation of the Sea. Suppliers are invited to provide expertise in these areas to support various projects. The total value of
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This contract involves project management services for the rehabilitation and restructuring of a scientific building at the Ifremer Atlantic Center in Nantes, as part of the Seemer project. The estimated budget for the construction work is €9,500,000 excluding tax. The contract includes the followin
This contract is for the design and supply of submersible voltage sensors. The buyer, Ifremer, is seeking suppliers who can provide these specialized instruments. The deadline for submissions is October 27, 2025. Interested suppliers can find more details and submit their proposals through the TED p
This contract opportunity involves the maintenance and repair of pipettes, balances, and microscopes for IFREMER (French Research Institute for Exploitation of the Sea). The total value of the contract is €750,000. Suppliers are invited to provide their services to ensure the proper functioning and
This contract opportunity involves the deconstruction of the vessel ALIS. The project is valued at approximately €343,456.80 and is being offered by Ifremer, a public sector buyer in France. Suppliers are invited to provide services related to the safe and efficient dismantling of the boat. For more
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