Summary
Machine-generated summaryGVB, the operator of the Amsterdam metro and tram network, intends to conclude a framework agreement for the supply of approximately 100 to 150 kilometres of high-voltage and traction cables over a period of eight years (2027-2035). The cables are crucial for the replacement, expansion and maintenance of the energy infrastructure of the metro and tram network. Deliveries will take place on a call-off basis, giving GVB the flexibility to purchase material whenever projects and maintenance work require it. The quantity covered is 100 to 150 kilometres of cable.
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Source: TED - Tenders Electronic Daily (Publications Office of the EU)
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