Summary
Machine-generated summaryThe Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg, represented by the Procurement Office of the Altona District, intends to conclude a framework agreement. The contract covers the removal and proper disposal of oak processionary moth nests on public and private property owned by the city within Hamburg and surrounding areas. The buyer is acting for the State Property Management Office and the Hamburg Cemeteries. The work involves around 2,600 undeveloped land parcels covering 34 million square meters, plus the cemetery areas.
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- Status: Now marked as Closed
- Estimated value: Set to €950,000
- Submission deadline: Moved 1 day EARLIER: now July 13, 2026, 00:00
- Estimated value: Set to €950,000
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