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AC014 - Het uitvoeren van Boomveiligheidscontrole en Diverse onderzoeken bomen 2027 en verder

Provincie Gelderland · Netherlands

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Deadline Oct 27, 2026 11:00 UTC
Estimated value150,000 EUR
PublishedAug 28, 2026
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Het doel van deze aanbesteding is een Overeenkomst te sluiten met één partij per perceel voor de gevraagde werkzaamheden. De opdracht is op basis van een resultaatverplichting. Inschrijvers mogen op beide percelen inschrijven, maar krijgen maximaal 1 perceel gegund.

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