This contract involves two main services for a military complex in Ustka, Poland. First, it includes the ongoing supply of heat starting from the gas connection that delivers natural gas and oil to the heating source in the power plant building. Second, it covers the maintenance and servicing of the
Contract awarded. Originally published 1 year ago.
Only 2 prior awards here — too little to read.
In facilities management, 6TH MILITARY ECONOMIC UNIT has awarded 2 contracts to 2 suppliers.
Across facilities management, the most active winners are NHS SUPPLY CHAIN COORDINATION LIMITED NHSSC SCCL, TUNSTALL HEALTHCARE UK LTD, NHS ENGLAND — the field to beat, or your route in as a partner.
This contract involves the delivery of fruits and vegetables to the 6th Military Economic Unit in Ustka for the year 2026. Suppliers are invited to provide a range of fresh produce as detailed in Annex 4 of the procurement documentation. The goal is to ensure a consistent supply of high-quality frui
This contract involves the delivery of fruits and vegetables to the 6th Military Economic Unit (WOG) in Ustka for the year 2026. Suppliers are invited to provide a range of fresh produce as specified in the detailed description attached as Annex 4 to the Terms of Reference (SWZ). The deadline for su
This contract involves the supply of red meat, poultry products, and animal fats to the 6th Military Economic Unit (WOG) in Ustka for the year 2026. The contract is divided into three tasks, and suppliers can submit bids for one or more tasks. Task I involves the delivery of red meat; Task II covers
Belfast City Council is seeking a supplier to deliver liquefied petroleum gas as support fuel for its landfill gas extraction and flaring plant at Duncrue Industrial Estate.
Lichfield District Council seeks multiple suppliers for road diesel fuel to support its Joint Waste Service vehicle fleet through a closed framework agreement.
Guildford Borough Council seeks a contractor to design, supply, install, and commission a roof-mounted solar PV system at The Enterprise Centre, Farnham, as part of its renewable energy and carbon reduction initiative.
Install a 99kW ballast-mounted solar panel system on the West Ham shop roof with inverters and connection to the Stadium electrical network.
