Deadline 2027-01-06Value €1.9M
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The buyer, the municipality of Nijmegen, is re-tendering its supply of work clothing, personal protective equipment and footwear. The current framework agreements are expiring. The contract is split into two lots, with one supplier awarded per lot. Lot 1 covers work clothing and protective equipment for several departments, including city development, facilities and harbour masters. Lot 2 covers uniforms for supervision and enforcement staff and parking enforcement officers.
Workwear, uniform and protective clothing suppliers, and footwear suppliers able to deliver to public-sector buyers in the Netherlands.
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