The Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS) is focused on the supply of new (including specialized) road vehicles, regardless of the type of propulsion. This may also include specially modified vehicles for individuals with disabilities. The DPS is divided into the following categories for procurement: 1. C
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Mostly framework call-offs rather than head-to-head competition.
In transport logistics, STATUTORY CITY OF OSTRAVA has awarded 2 contracts to 2 suppliers.
Across transport logistics, the most active winners are NORTHUMBRIA HEALTHCARE NHS FOUNDATION TRUST, DENNIS EAGLE LIMITED, COMPASS MINERALS UK LTD — the field to beat, or your route in as a partner.
This public procurement contract involves the supply and installation of a new solar system at Domov Korýtko, located at Petruškova 2936/6, Zábřeh nad Odrou, Ostrava. The project will be carried out according to the architectural documentation (project number 83/24) prepared by MAXXI-THERM s.r.o., b
This public contract involves establishing two framework agreements for the ongoing supply of office supplies. These agreements will provide for the delivery of office supplies with and without replacement services for the contracting authority and its subordinate organizations, based on current nee
The City of Ostrava is seeking suppliers for a dynamic purchasing system for office supplies and paper. This includes a variety of items such as notebooks, folders, adhesives, packing tape, envelopes, archival supplies, sticky notes, writing instruments, office accessories, forms, school and art sup
This public procurement contract involves the construction of an underground parking facility located on Budovatelská Street in Ostrava-Poruba. The project will be executed according to the construction documentation prepared by CHVÁLEK ATELIÉR s.r.o., based in Ostrava. The total value of the contra
Establish a framework agreement with multiple vehicle and plant hire suppliers to provide cost-effective, reliable equipment services across company operations.
The Home Office seeks suppliers for a portable, manually-operated vessel arrest system to safely intercept and disable non-compliant vessels during maritime enforcement operations.
Tender for local bus service delivery across 6 lots with an initial contract value of £4.0–£4.4 million over 2 years, with optional extension to 3 years and 4 months.
Advance notice to prepare bids for planned maintenance, safety equipment certification, and defect rectification work on the CPV Nimrod vessel scheduled for March-April 2027, with bidding opening December 2026.
