The Ministry of Defense of the Czech Republic is seeking to enter into a purchase agreement for various laboratory and optical equipment related to ammunition testing. This procurement is divided into several parts: 1. A stretching machine for ammunition deconstruction; 2. A ballistic radar with a p
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The contract involves the supply of 6 trailer units, which consist of an 8x4 four-axle towing vehicle and an 8-axle special trailer designed for transporting tanks with a minimum weight of 70 tons. This procurement is aimed at enhancing the capabilities of the Ministry of Defense in the Czech Republ
The Ministry of Defense is seeking suppliers for the purchase of two complete sets of acute hospital beds and one defibrillator with a vital signs monitor. This procurement aims to enhance healthcare services by providing essential medical equipment. Detailed specifications can be found in the procu
This public procurement contract involves the acquisition of laboratory instruments and testing equipment for the Central Fuel Laboratory in Brno and various airport base laboratories (Pardubice, Sedlec - Vícenice, Prague - Kbely, and Čáslav). These laboratories are responsible for conducting compre
This contract involves the support and maintenance of the External Cataloging Module for NCS/WEB. The Ministry of Defense is seeking a supplier to provide technical support and ensure the proper functioning of this software module. The total value of the contract is approximately 11,163,900 CZK. Sup
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