Deadline 2026-12-07Value 19M PLN
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The buyer, a forestry transport centre based in Świebodzin, Poland, wants liquid fuel supplied for its vehicles. Fuel is taken at the supplier's filling stations using fuel cards or other documents. Diesel, unleaded petrol and LPG are needed, about 1,900,000 litres in total. Stations must be across Poland, at least 3 per voivodeship, with some within 20 km of listed towns. Fuel canisters and non-fuel products may also be offered.
Fuel station operators or fuel card providers with a national network of filling stations across Poland.
„Dostawa paliw płynnych na podstawie kart paliwowych lub innych dokumentów dla pojazdów OTL w Świebodzinie 2027-2029”
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