Summary
Machine-generated summaryThe buyer is procuring a hydraulic study to be carried out in Saint François. The purpose of this project is to improve local knowledge and to prevent flood risks in the area. The work involves technical assessments related to water management and flood prevention. The place of performance is Saint François, located in France. The estimated value, the submission deadline, the eligible bidders, and the specific procurement procedure are not specified in the available information. Interested businesses should consult the full tender documentation to find the missing details regarding participation requirements and timelines. This plain language summary is based only on the facts provided and does not include any invented values or dates.
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- Status: Now marked as Closed
- Estimated value: Set to €350,000
- Submission deadline: Moved 1 day EARLIER: now July 20, 2026, 00:00
- Scope and criteria: The description was expanded. Re-read it before you bid.
- Estimated value: Set to €350,000
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