This contract involves the supply, installation, and warranty maintenance of audio-visual systems for Rīgas Tehniskā universitāte (RTU). The goal is to enhance RTU's communication and presentation capabilities through high-quality audio-visual equipment. Suppliers are invited to provide the necessar
Contract awarded. Originally published 9 months ago.
The Riga Technical University is seeking suppliers for research and training equipment in the field of laboratory, optical, and precision devices (excluding glasses). This is the fourth phase of procurement. The deadline for submissions is March 12, 2026. Interested suppliers can find more details a
This contract involves the procurement of computer equipment and accessories for the needs of Riga Technical University. The total value of the contract is €2,065. Suppliers are invited to provide offers for the necessary hardware and related services to support the university's operations. The awar
Riga Technical University is seeking suppliers to provide mobile telecommunications services. This contract aims to ensure reliable mobile communication for the university's needs. Suppliers should be able to offer comprehensive mobile service packages that include voice, data, and other related ser
This contract involves the supply of natural gas to the facilities of Riga Technical University. The total value of the contract is €850,000. Suppliers are invited to provide natural gas services that meet the university's energy needs. The awarded supplier for this contract is Akciju sabiedrība 'La
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