The contract involves emergency snow removal services for roads, squares, and sidewalks owned by the Wejherowo Municipality, divided into 7 parts. The primary objective is to clear snow from surfaces to ensure they can be used as intended, maintaining safety by removing ice across the entire width a
Tender closed on 3 Sept 2025. Awaiting award.
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In environmental services, WEJHEROWO MUNICIPALITY has awarded 4 contracts to 4 suppliers.
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The contract involves providing winter maintenance services for roads and sidewalks in the Wejherowo Municipality. This includes snow removal and related services, divided into two parts. The contract is intended to ensure safe and accessible transportation during winter months, enhancing public saf
This contract involves providing transportation services for disabled students living in the Wejherowo area. The service includes transporting these students to and from educational institutions, ensuring they receive the necessary care during transit. The contract is effective from September 1, 202
This contract involves providing services for the operation and organization of a Selective Municipal Waste Collection Point (PSZOK) for the residents of Wejherowo. The focus is on the northern PSZOK, with specific terms outlined in the contract documents. The contracting authority may exercise an o
Annual litter picking and debris removal service for trunk road verges, lay-bys, and slip roads in Test Valley Borough, with occasional ad-hoc maintenance work as required.
Suffolk County Council is seeking three contractors to receive and process approximately 25,000-28,000 tonnes of food waste annually across three geographical lots, with contracts valued at £4.4 million.
Framework opportunity to provide annual MCERTS-compliant emissions testing services for CHP engines and boilers at nine Anaerobic Digestion facilities in North West England.
Dublin City Council is establishing a four-year pest control services framework agreement for multiple facilities with potential contract extensions.
