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Färskt bröd och konditorivaror

Kungsbacka kommun · Sweden

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Kungsbacka kommun bjuder in till att lämna anbud i upphandlingen av Färskt bröd och konditorivaror. Upphandlingen ska uppfylla Kommunens behov av färskt bröd och konditorivaror till Kommunens samtliga förvaltningar. Upphandlingen är uppdelad i två anbudsområden: 1. Färskt bröd och konditorivaror inkl. leverans 2. Färskt bröd och konditorivaror, butik

Deadline Oct 19, 2026 21:59 UTC
Estimated value6,200,000 SEK
PublishedSep 18, 2026
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