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Komplexní pojištění města Letohrad

Město Letohrad · Czechia

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Předmětem veřejné zakázky je pojištění majetku a pojištění odpovědnosti, flotilové pojištění vozidel, skupinové úrazové pojištění členů jednotek sborů dobrovolných hasičů a strážníků městské policie, pojištění lesních porostů města Letohrad a pojištění odpovědnosti členů statutárních orgánů (D&O) společnosti Technické služby Letohrad s. r. o., a to s možností automatické prolongace.

Deadline Nov 22, 2026 10:00 UTC+01:00
Estimated value7,520,000 CZK
PublishedOct 22, 2026
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