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Machine-generated summaryThis tender covers the preparation of a structural (static) design study for the project 'Extension and modernisation of the Archaeological Museum of Sifnos'. The service concerns the engineering study needed for the planned extension and upgrading of the existing archaeological museum on the island of Sifnos, Greece. The notice text provides only the title and does not describe the scope in further detail, so interested suppliers should consult the full notice documents for specifications, conditions and requirements.
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- Main CPV code: 71241000
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