The Alzey-Land Association is responsible for the Bechtolsheim Primary School. The school needs to be expanded to accommodate two classes. After a cost-effectiveness analysis, it was decided to construct a new building. This contract is for the installation of a fencing system, which includes the fo
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Only 2 prior awards here — too little to read.
In construction, ALZEYLAND ASSOCIATION ADMINISTRATION has awarded 2 contracts to 2 suppliers.
Across construction, the most active winners are HOLCIM UK LIMITED, TARMAC TRADING LIMITED, LINDUM GROUP LIMITED — the field to beat, or your route in as a partner.
The Alzey-Land Association Community is responsible for the Mauchenheim Primary School, which is set to undergo renovation. As part of this renovation, an additional building will be constructed. This contract is for flooring works, which include the following key tasks: - Approximately 395 square m
The Alzey-Land Association Community is responsible for the Mauchenheim Primary School, which is set to undergo renovation. As part of this project, an additional building will be constructed. This contract is for interior and exterior plastering work, including brick slips. The main tasks include:
The Alzey-Land Association is responsible for the primary school in Bechtolsheim, which needs to be expanded to accommodate two classes. After a cost-effectiveness analysis, a decision was made to construct a new building for the school. This contract is for the installation of toilet partition wall
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