Tenders and Procurement Profile
In terms of their procurement profile, ASBL Sports et Culture is most similar to organisations such as Aster Property, Paragon Energy Ltd, Bergen Energi AS, Network Stadium Housing, Watford Community Trust, Alstahaug Municipality, and Lødingen Municipality.
ASBL Sports et Culture most often put out tenders for Petroleum products, fuel, electricity and other sources of energy (67%), followed by Electrical machinery, apparatus, equipment and consumables; lighting (33%).
| Title of Procurement |
|---|
| Electricity supplies |
| Electricity |
| Electricity |
Every new notice from ASBL Sports et Culture, and from every other public sector buyer in the UK, the EU and the EEA, on the day it publishes. Tenderlake Monitor works from a plain description of what you sell rather than keywords or CPV codes, and tells you why each tender matches.
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| Title | Awarded To |
|---|---|
| Electricity | COCITER |
| Supplier Name |
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| COCITER |
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