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Italy · Recreational, cultural and sporting services

Official title · Italiano

Procedura aperta per l'affidamento in concessione, ex art. 176 e segg. del D.Lgs. 36/2023, della gestione della Piscina comunale di Galatone, sita presso il Centro sportivo polivalente "A. Colitta". CUP: I34J26000320007.

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CONCESSIONE DELLA GESTIONE DELLA PISCINA COMUNALE, CON ESECUZIONE DI LAVORI IMPIANTI AERAULICI

Deadline Nov 2, 2026 20:00 UTC+02:00
Estimated value10,255,320 EUR
PublishedSep 21, 2026
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