Summary
Machine-generated summaryThe City of Vienna transport operator Wiener Linien is procuring a framework agreement covering the supply of stick electrodes, i.e. coated welding electrodes. The contract covers the delivery order under this framework agreement, with the electrodes used for the maintenance and repair activities of Wiener Linien. The framework agreement allows supplies to be called off over the contract period as required. The buyer is Wiener Linien, based in Vienna, Austria. Small businesses specialising in the supply of welding consumables are the target group for this tender.
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Source: ANKOe - Auftragnehmerkataster Osterreich (Kerndaten)
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|---|---|---|---|
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