This contract involves the expansion of the sanitary sewage system in the villages of Florynka and Siołkowa, located in the Grybów municipality. Suppliers interested in this opportunity must meet specific participation conditions, including technical and professional qualifications. Key requirements
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The contract involves providing a long-term loan of 15,000,000 PLN (fifteen million Polish zlotys) to finance the planned budget deficit of Grybów Municipality and to repay previously incurred obligations. The aim is to fully implement the tasks planned in the municipality's budget for 2025 and to r
This contract involves the expansion and renovation of the existing wastewater treatment plant "Ptaszkowa" in Cieniawa. Key tasks include: 1. Renovating the existing treatment plant building (Building B) to modify the layout and functions of technical and technological rooms while maintaining curren
The contract involves providing a long-term loan of 15,000,000 PLN to finance the planned budget deficit of Grybów Municipality and to repay previously incurred obligations. The municipality aims to fully implement its planned tasks for 2025 and settle past loans. The loan will be available in one t
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