Acquisition of Anoxic Bubble Disinfestation Services for Cultural Goods in Equipment Related to MMP

This tender involves the acquisition of specialized services for the disinfestation of cultural goods using anoxic bubble technology. The services are intended for equipment associated with the MMP (Museums and Monuments Preservation) initiative. The primary objective is to ensure the preservation and protection of cultural heritage items from pests and environmental damage through advanced disinfestation methods. Key requirements for bidders may include experience in handling cultural goods, knowledge of anoxic treatment processes, and compliance with relevant preservation standards. The tender emphasizes the importance of maintaining the integrity of cultural artifacts while effectively managing pest control. Interested parties should demonstrate their capability to perform these services in accordance with industry best practices. The location for the execution of these services will be within facilities designated for MMP activities. This initiative is crucial for safeguarding historical and artistic items, ensuring their longevity for future generations. Bidders are encouraged to submit proposals that outline their methodologies, timelines, and cost estimates for the disinfestation services. The tender represents an important step in the ongoing efforts to maintain and protect cultural heritage through innovative and environmentally friendly practices.

This is a services contract in the information and communication technology, humanitarian aid and culture and heritage sectors, with a focus on Protection and Heritage Preservation. Located in Portugal, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of EUR 190,000.

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