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Netherlands · Agricultural, forestry, horticultural and related services

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DAS Hoveniersdiensten, bomenonderhoud en uitvoering groenverbeteringen

Gemeente Hoorn · Netherlands

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Groenrenovaties, onderhoud aan groen en bomen. Kleine opdrachten (zie beschrijving per perceel) behoren niet tot de scope van het dynamisch aankoopsysteem. De gemeente verwacht ca 20 opdrachten per jaar uit te zetten onder deze DAS in beide categorieën. Daarnaast zijn er opties

Deadline Aug 25, 2032 23:59 UTC+02:00
Estimated value20,000,000 EUR
PublishedAug 27, 2026
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