The City of Cottbus is seeking suppliers for the installation of elevators as part of the construction of a new trampoline hall at the Cottbus Sports Center. This contract, identified as Lot 48, involves the provision and installation of lifting systems. The total value of the contract is €34,281. I
Contract awarded. Originally published 11 months ago.
No single supplier dominates the field.
In construction, COTTBUS CITY ADMINISTRATION has awarded 4 contracts to 4 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 City of Cottbus is seeking suppliers for scaffolding works as part of the energy renovation and accessibility improvement project for the KPK Kita Pfiffikus facility. This contract, valued at approximately €31,794.70, involves the provision and installation of scaffolding to support construction
The City of Cottbus is seeking suppliers for construction work related to the renovation and accessibility improvements of the KPK Kita Pfiffikus facility. This specific contract (Lot T02) focuses on the installation of ventilation systems. The total value of the contract is approximately €287,430.8
The City of Cottbus is seeking suppliers for facade plastering work as part of the construction of a new trampoline hall. This contract, identified as Lot 5, involves applying plaster to the exterior facades of the building. The project aims to enhance recreational facilities in the area. Interested
The City of Cottbus is seeking suppliers for the installation of electrical systems as part of the construction of a new trampoline hall at the Cottbus Sports Center. This contract specifically covers the high-voltage electrical work (Lot 44). Suppliers interested in this opportunity should be prepa
Ingoldmells Parish Council invites tenders from experienced contractors to refurbish two children's play areas with new equipment and safety surfacing, with individual budgets of up to £60,000 each.
Council seeks market input on leisure and wellbeing hub improvements for Selby and Skipton as part of a phased investment strategy.
Montrose Port invites experienced contractors to design and construct a new quay with hardstanding, utilities, and dredging at Berths 9-10-11.
The Council invites suppliers to provide market insights on potential solutions for improving two leisure and wellbeing hub facilities as part of a phased investment strategy.
