This contract involves the supply of automotive fuels for the needs of the National Construction Control Directorate in Bulgaria. The contract is set to be executed until April 15, 2027, with deliveries taking place at the contractor's commercial locations across Bulgaria. The estimated value of the
Contract awarded. Originally published 1 year ago.
Only 1 prior award here — too little to read.
In energy utilities, Directorate for National Construction Control has awarded 1 contract to 1 supplier.
Across energy utilities, the most active winners are Standard Fuel Oils Limited, Certas Energy UK Ltd, Prague Gas Company, a.s. — the field to beat, or your route in as a partner.
This contract involves the removal of an illegal construction project, specifically a road connection with a delay and acceleration gate, along with a local road and adjacent sidewalk. The site is located within the Hemus Motorway area and pertains to a land property designated for a commercial road
This contract involves the removal of an illegal construction known as "Site Electrical Network" located on properties 57921.14.32 and 57921.14.10 in the village of Potop, Elin Pelin municipality. This is part of a larger project for a commercial roadside facility that includes a gas station, truck
The purpose of this public procurement is to supply and implement server and communication equipment, as well as software licenses for the internal network of the National Construction Control Directorate (ДНСК). The procurement includes the following key components: 1. One data storage array 2. One
Roof and window replacement construction project at a Further Education college in County Cork, Ireland.
Opportunity to supply 4 cabins for a glamping holiday rental business in County Carlow, Ireland.
Dublin City Council is seeking qualified contractors to deliver repair and maintenance services across twelve geographic lots with a €4 million budget per lot over 12 months plus optional extension.
Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon Borough Council is seeking experienced contractors to remove invasive scrub from a 20-hectare peatland restoration site at Selshion ASSI during winter 2024-2025, with strict environmental protection requirements.
