The purpose of this public procurement is to conduct an inventory of terrestrial habitats from 2025 to 2030. The Estonian Nature Information System has registered approximately 675,000 different habitats, of which it is expected that around 150 hectares are outdated due to very old data or other sig
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The purpose of this public procurement is to find up to three partners that provide full-service strategic communication, marketing, and creative services to support the Health Development Institute (TAI) in planning and executing communication activities. The services include developing, drafting,
This public procurement contract aims to establish a framework agreement for the purchase of food products, specifically meat and meat products, for the Ida-Virumaa Vocational Education Center. The contract will be valid until December 31, 2026, and deliveries will be made to specified addresses in
This contract is for travel management services as outlined in the technical description and framework agreement project. Suppliers should refer to the tender documentation for the basis of the procurement and qualification conditions.
The Travel Management Services contract involves the provision of services as detailed in the technical description and draft framework agreement. Suppliers should refer to the tender documents for the basis of removal and qualification conditions.
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