Current repair for the replacement of windows and door units in the communal organization (institution, establishment) Shostka educational-and-educational complex: general secondary school of I-III degrees No. 6 preschool educational institution of the Shostka city council of Sumy region at the address: Shkilna St. 2A, Shostka, Sumy region

This tender concerns the current repair and replacement of windows and door units within the Shostka Educational Complex, a public institution comprising a general secondary school (grades I-III) and a preschool educational facility. The complex is operated by the Shostka City Council in the Sumy Region of Ukraine, located at Shkilna Street 2A in the city of Shostka. The scope of work falls under capital repairs and restoration, specifically identified by the CPV code 45453000-7. The procuring entity responsible for this tender is the Department of Education of the Shostka City Council. Bidders are required to submit their tender proposals in the Ukrainian language. This procurement aims to improve the infrastructure of the educational complex by upgrading its window and door systems, likely to enhance energy efficiency, security, and the overall learning and living environment for students and staff. Interested parties should review the detailed tender documentation for specific technical requirements, eligibility criteria, and submission deadlines. The project is situated within the Sumy Region, indicating a focus on regional development and the maintenance of public educational facilities.

This is a services contract in the construction and civil works sector, with a focus on Rehabilitation. Located in Ukraine, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of UAH 419,951.

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