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Concursos Internacionais Suiça 5330/2018 Oportunidades de Negócio Concursos internacionais Suiça 5330/2018 Entidade SBB Informatik Responsável: Lindenhofstraße 1, Worblaufen 3000 Bern 65 Suiça Contacto: Sr. Burkhard Schulz [email protected] E-Mail: URL: www.sbb.ch Actividade: INDUSTRIA, COMÉRCIO E SERVIÇOS Assunto: Serviços de TI: consultoria, desenvolvimento de software, Internet e apoio Referência: 2018/S 116-264860 Observações: O acesso aos documentos do concurso é limitado. Mais informações podem ser obtidas em: http://www.simap.ch/shabforms/servlet/Search?NOT ICE_NR=1022355 Apresentação da 13-07-2018 Proposta: Concursos internacionais Islândia 5332/2018 Entidade Responsável: Rikiskaup Borgartun 7c 105 Reykjavik Islândia Contacto: Srª. Anna Soley Sveinsdottir [email protected] E-Mail: URL: www.rikiskaup.is Tel.: 354 5301400 Fax: 354 5301414 Actividade: INDUSTRIA, COMÉRCIO E SERVIÇOS Assunto: Serviços de TI: consultoria, desenvolvimento de software, Internet e apoio Referência: 2018/S 114-260570 Observações: Os documentos do concurso estão disponíveis gratuitamente para acesso direto, completo e ilimitado em: https://www.rikiskaup.is/utbod/utb/20594 Apresentação da Proposta: 16-08-2018 Concursos internacionais Reino Unido 5334/2018 Entidade Responsável: Thames Water Utilities Limited 2nd floor Reading Bridge House C/O Mail Room (Ground Floor) Reading Bridge House Reading RG1 8PR Reino Unido E-Mail: [email protected] Actividade: INDUSTRIA, COMÉRCIO E SERVIÇOS Assunto: Serviços de TI: consultoria, desenvolvimento de software, Internet e apoio Referência: 2018/S 115-262650 Observações: O acesso aos documentos do concurso é limitado. Mais informações podem ser obtidas em: https://www.thameswater.co.uk/procurement Apresentação da Proposta: 02-07-2018 Concursos internacionais Marrocos 5343/2018 Entidade Responsável: ONEE - Branche Eau Bâtiment G, Station de traitement Avenue Mohammed Belhassan El Ouazzani Rabat Marrocos E-Mail: [email protected] Tel.: (+ 212) 05 37 66 72 56 Fax: (+212) 05 37 66 72 22 Actividade: ORGANISMO PÚBLICO Assunto: "ASSAINISSEMENT LIQUIDE DE LA VILLE DE M'RIRT - LOT 2 : REHABILITATION DE LA STATION D'EPURATION EXISTANTE AVEC CONVERSION DU TYPE DE TRAITEMENT DU LAGUNAGE NATUREL AU LAGUNAGE AERE"< /td> Referência: 04/DAM/AE/2018 Observações: Mais informações: Adil AZMI [email protected] T. +212537721281 F. +212537727238 Apresentação da Proposta: 12-07-2018 Concursos internacionais Marrocos 5352/2018 Entidade Responsável: Office National de lElectricité (ONE) 65, Rue Othman Ben Affan 2001 CASABLANCA 21000 Casablanca Marrocos Tel.: 212 2 66 82 53 Fax: 212 2 66 80 79 Actividade: ORGANISMO PÚBLICO Assunto: "Insertion des postes de transfo MT/BT dans la province de Taounate" Referência: DF498636 Observações: Mais informações: Mme ABZAOUI T. 0535 60 05 26 / 055 60 07 59 F. 0535 60 41 74 Apresentação da Proposta: 26-09-2018 Concursos internacionais Marrocos 5353/2018 Entidade Responsável: Office National de lElectricité (ONE) 65, Rue Othman Ben Affan 2001 CASABLANCA 21000 Casablanca Marrocos Tel.: 212 2 66 82 53 Fax: 212 2 66 80 79 Actividade: ORGANISMO PÚBLICO Assunto: "Lot n°1: Aménagement du réseau MT/BT biphasé existant en triphasé à la Commune OULED AZZOUZ. Province Khouribga. Lot n°2: Aménagement du réseau MT/BT biphasé existant en triphasé à la Commune LAGFAF. Province Khouribga." Referência: DB499316 Observações: Mais informações: Mme BACHKAD T. 0571 33 90 03 F.0523 48 26 21 Apresentação da Proposta: 19-09-2018 Concursos internacionais Marrocos 5355/2018 Entidade Responsável: Office National de lElectricité (ONE) 65, Rue Othman Ben Affan 2001 CASABLANCA 21000 Casablanca Marrocos Tel.: 212 2 66 82 53 Fax: 212 2 66 80 79 Actividade: ORGANISMO PÚBLICO Assunto: "Création d'un nouveau départ 60/22 kV M'JAARA-GHAFSAI Province de TAOUNATE" Referência: DF498634 Observações: Mais informações: Mme ABZAOUI T. 0535 60 05 26 / 055 60 07 59 F. 0535 60 41 74 Apresentação da Proposta: 05-09-2018 Concursos internacionais Marrocos 5356/2018 Entidade Responsável: Office National de lElectricité (ONE) 65, Rue Othman Ben Affan 2001 CASABLANCA 21000 Casablanca Marrocos Tel.: 212 2 66 82 53 Fax: 212 2 66 80 79 Actividade: ORGANISMO PÚBLICO Assunto: "Travaux d'aménagement du réseau MT/BT et d'insertion des postes de transformation aux centres émergeants de la Province d'Al Hoceima" Referência: DN499906 Observações: Mais informações: Mme DERDABI T. 05539 94 59 58 F. 0539 94 59 54 Apresentação da Proposta: 25-07-2018 Concursos internacionais Marrocos 5357/2018 Entidade Responsável: Office National de lElectricité (ONE) 65, Rue Othman Ben Affan 2001 CASABLANCA 21000 Casablanca Marrocos Tel.: 212 2 66 82 53 Fax: 212 2 66 80 79 Actividade: ORGANISMO PÚBLICO Assunto: "Extension Basse Tension dans les villages PERG relevant de la Province Guercif (Province Guercif)" Referência: DO4100324 Observa& ccedil;ões: Mais informações: M. RAHMOUNI T. 0536 68 52 80 / 056 68 27 57 F. 0536 68 44 28 Apresentação da Proposta: 25-07-2018 Concursos internacionais Marrocos 5358/2018 Entidade Responsável: Office National de lElectricité (ONE) 65, Rue Othman Ben Affan 2001 CASABLANCA 21000 Casablanca Marrocos Tel.: 212 2 66 82 53 Fax: 212 2 66 80 79 Actividade: ORGANISMO PÚBLICO Assunto: "Extension Basse Tension dans les villages PERG relevant de la Province Driouch (Province Driouch)" Referência: DO4100325 Observa& ccedil;ões: Mais informações: M. RAHMOUNI T. 0536 68 52 80 / 056 68 27 57 F. 0536 68 44 28 Apresentação da Proposta: 25-07-2018 Concursos internacionais Marrocos 5360/2018 Entidade Responsável: Office National de lElectricité (ONE) 65, Rue Othman Ben Affan 2001 CASABLANCA 21000 Casablanca Marrocos Tel.: 212 2 66 82 53 Fax: 212 2 66 80 79 Actividade: ORGANISMO PÚBLICO Assunto: "la réalisation de deux travées départs 60kv aux postes 225/60/22kv de Sélouane et 60/22kv de Béni Ansar." Referência: TO4100699 O bservações: Mais informações: Mme. DOUZI T. 05 36 68 52 80 F. 05 36 70 36 92 Apresentação da Proposta: 24-07-2018 Concursos internacionais Marrocos 5361/2018 Entidade Responsável: Office National de lElectricité (ONE) 65, Rue Othman Ben Affan 2001 CASABLANCA 21000 Casablanca Marrocos Tel.: 212 2 66 82 53 Fax: 212 2 66 80 79 Actividade: ORGANISMO PÚBLICO Assunto: "Renforcement de puissance au poste 225/60/11kV DOUYET" Referência: TO4100661 Observações: Mais informações: Mme. DOUZI T. 05 36 68 52 80 F. 05 36 70 36 92 Apresentação da Proposta: 26-07-2018 Concursos internacionais Marrocos 5363/2018 Entidade Responsável: Office National de lElectricité (ONE) 65, Rue Othman Ben Affan 2001 CASABLANCA 21000 Casablanca Marrocos Tel.: 212 2 66 82 53 Fax: 212 2 66 80 79 Actividade: ORGANISMO PÚBLICO Assunto: "Lot n° 1 : Création et renforcement des réseaux HTA dans les Provinces SAFI & YOUSSOUFIA. Lot n° 2 : Renforcement et aménagement du réseau HTA- Province Safi" Referência: DT499103 Observações: Mais informações: Mme BERRADA T. 0524 44 60 40 F. 0524 43 61 34 Apresentação da Proposta: 25-07-2018 Concursos internacionais Marrocos 5365/2018 Entidade Responsável: Office National de lElectricité (ONE) 65, Rue Othman Ben Affan 2001 CASABLANCA 21000 Casablanca Marrocos Tel.: 212 2 66 82 53 Fax: 212 2 66 80 79 Actividade: ORGANISMO PÚBLICO Assunto: "Extension Basse Tension dans les villages PERG relevant de la Province Berkane (Province Berkane)" Referência: DO4100326 Observa& ccedil;ões: Mais informações: M. RAHMOUNI T. 0536 68 52 80 / 056 68 27 57 F. 0536 68 44 28 Apresentação da Proposta: 03-10-2018 Concursos internacionais Marrocos 5367/2018 Entidade Responsável: Office National de lElectricité (ONE) 65, Rue Othman Ben Affan 2001 CASABLANCA 21000 Casablanca Marrocos Tel.: 212 2 66 82 53 Fax: 212 2 66 80 79 Actividade: ORGANISMO PÚBLICO Assunto: "Aménagement réseau MT biphasé de la province de Taounate" Referência: DF498635 Observações: Mais informações: Mme ABZAOUI T. 0535 60 05 26 / 055 60 07 59 F. 0535 60 41 74 Apresentação da Proposta: 26-09-2018 Concursos internacionais Marrocos 5368/2018 Entidade Responsável: Office National de lElectricité (ONE) 65, Rue Othman Ben Affan 2001 CASABLANCA 21000 Casablanca Marrocos Tel.: 212 2 66 82 53 Fax: 212 2 66 80 79 Actividade: ORGANISMO PÚBLICO Assunto: "EXTENSION DU RESEAU BASSE TENSION PERG DANS LES VILLAGES RELEVANT DE LA PROVINCE TANGER-ASSILAH" Referência: DN4100050 Observa&c cedil;ões: Mais informações: Mme DERDABI T. 05539 94 59 58 F. 0539 94 59 54 Apresentação da Proposta: 19-09-2018 Concursos internacionais Marrocos 5371/2018 Entidade Responsável: Office National de lElectricité (ONE) 65, Rue Othman Ben Affan 2001 CASABLANCA 21000 Casablanca Marrocos Tel.: 212 2 66 82 53 Fax: 212 2 66 80 79 Actividade: ORGANISMO PÚBLICO Assunto: "Electrification moyenne et basse tension de 09 villages dans le cadre du PERG IV (Provinces LARACHE et TETOUAN)." Referência: SR4100553 Observações: Mais informações: M.ARCHICH T. 0522 66 82 53 F. 0522 66 80 79 Apresentação da Proposta: 18-07-2018 Concursos internacionais Coreia do Sul 5375/2018 Entidade Green Climate Fund Responsável: 11th Floor, G-Tower, 175, Art Center-daero Yeonsu-gu, Incheon 406-840 Coreia do Sul E-Mail: [email protected] Actividade: ORGANISMO PÚBLICO Assunto: "Green Climate Fund" "Consultancy Services to Formulate an Evidence Gap Map of Climate Change Adaptation" Referência: RFP/2018/C/019 Observações: Mais informações: http://www.greenclimate.fund/documents/20182/574 763/GCF_policy_- _Administrative_Guidelines_on_Procurement.pdf/b767 d68e-f8b7-46d1-a18c-b6541f3dc010 Apresentação da 19-07-2018 Proposta: Concursos internacionais Paquistão 5379/2018 Entidade Responsável:
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