This contract involves establishing a framework agreement for laboratory research services related to the construction of the Central Communication Port. The services are divided into two parts: 1) Part 1 – Laboratory tests for road construction works; 2) Part 2 – Laboratory tests for structural con
Tender closed on 17 Nov 2025. Awaiting award.
This contract involves providing legal advisory services to the Central Communication Port (CPK) and its subsidiaries. The focus is on assisting in the process of obtaining debt financing through project finance for the construction of the CPK airport. Detailed descriptions of the advisory scope and
This contract opportunity involves providing General Contract Engineer services for the construction of an airport as part of the Central Communication Port Investment. The detailed scope of the services required is outlined in the Terms of Reference, and the execution method is specified in the Dra
This contract involves providing legal advisory services for the Central Communication Port Company (CPK) in Poland. The focus is on upcoming energy, heating, and cooling projects. Suppliers will be expected to offer expertise in regulatory matters related to distribution system operators, electrici
This contract opportunity involves providing General Contract Engineer services for the construction of an airport as part of the Central Communication Port Investment. Detailed specifications and execution methods for the contract are outlined in the Terms of Reference and the Draft Agreement.
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