The contracting authority seeks to acquire consulting services for the development of measures and actions aimed at achieving a good environmental status in the Curonian Lagoon and Baltic Sea region. This opportunity involves providing expert advice and strategies to enhance the environmental condit
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In research innovation, ENVIRONMENTAL PROJECT MANAGEMENT AGENCY OF THE MINISTRY OF ENVIRONMENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF LITHUANIA has awarded 3 contracts to 3 suppliers.
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This contract involves the procurement of ground equipment designed for scanning terrain surfaces, collecting data, processing, and analyzing that data. The equipment is intended for the Lithuanian Geological Service.
The Lithuanian Ministry of Environment is seeking suppliers to provide research services focused on hazardous substances and other micro-pollutants that affect the condition of water bodies. This contract aims to assess and analyze the presence of these harmful materials in various water sources to
The Lithuanian Ministry of Environment is seeking suppliers to provide software development and consulting services for the creation and implementation of a Pollution Prevention Process Information System (TPPIS). This project aims to enhance environmental management by developing a system that will
This contract is for a mobile zero-emission power supply system designed to ensure the operation of laboratory equipment in outdoor conditions. Suppliers are invited to provide a solution that meets the requirements for portable electricity generation, suitable for various field applications. The de
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