The Santa Cruz de Tenerife Port Authority is seeking suppliers for the provision of electronic water meters. This contract involves the supply of high-quality electronic water meters to enhance water management at the port. The total value of the contract is approximately €413,446. The deadline for
Tender closed on 1 Sept 2025. Awaiting award.
The Santa Cruz de Tenerife Port Authority is seeking suppliers to provide digital marketing services, including the development and execution of online advertising campaigns and promotional activities. The goal is to enhance public awareness and engagement through effective digital strategies. The t
The Santa Cruz de Tenerife Port Authority is seeking suppliers to provide maintenance and gardening services for the Santa Cruz de La Palma port and the lighthouses on La Palma Island. This contract, valued at approximately €1,617,293.84, aims to ensure the upkeep of infrastructure and green spaces
This contract involves establishing a mixed framework agreement for the procurement of electrical materials and copper supplies. The Authority is seeking suppliers who can provide these goods to support various projects. The total value of the contract is €600,000, and the deadline for submissions i
The Santa Cruz de Tenerife Port Authority is seeking a supplier to provide maintenance services for elevators, escalators, and loading platforms at its ports and facilities. This contract, valued at €113,850.18, aims to ensure the safe and efficient operation of these essential services. Interested
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