PLSiedlce, Poland26 days left
The City of Siedlce wants a postal provider for domestic and international mail. Services cover accepting, transporting and delivering letters, unaddressed printed matter, parcels and any returns. The contract runs from 1 January 2027 to 31 December 2029. A detailed specification is attached to the tender documents as Annex 5.
PLBielsko-Biała, Poland5 days left
The buyer wants a company to design, build and launch AI-based city digital services. Scope: an AI chatbot with live chat, integrated with the queue system (QMS) and the city's issue-reporting system, for the main city portal, public information bulletin and council portal. An AI voicebot for the buyer's hotline, linked to the QMS. Restructuring of the main city portal into a multisite setup, moving five partner websites into it. An option covers rebuilding the city council portal as a standalone website with the chatbot.
ROGalati, Romania29 days left
The buyer, the regional public finance directorate in Galati, wants postal services to distribute its correspondence. It covers the regional directorate and its subordinate units. The work is run as a framework agreement lasting 36 months. Individual contracts will be signed monthly, quarterly or yearly, within the budget allocated by the buyer's superior authority. Questions may be raised up to 15 days before the bid deadline.
NOOslo, Norway14 days left
The Ministry of Transport wants a company to deliver newspapers by subscription to locations in Norway that have no other newspaper distribution. Delivery is on three weekdays: Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays. The area is split into two lots: delivery area B (lot 1, north) and delivery area C (lot 2, south). Bidders may bid for both, but each needs a separate offer. The buyer will sign one total agreement per lot.
ITRoma, Italy12 days left
The regional government of Lazio (Rome, Italy) wants postal companies to serve legal notices for traffic violations and other administrative tax and penalty orders on behalf of local public bodies in the region. The tender is split into two lots: traffic fine notices, and other administrative orders and penalties not related to the Highway Code. Contracts are framework agreements.