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Contract Awards Above EUR 15,000, Made in 2017 Within the Frameworks of EU Funded Project “Preventing Non-Communicable Diseas Contract awards above EUR 15,000, made in 2017 within the frameworks of EU funded project “Preventing non-communicable diseases, promoting healthy lifestyle and support to modernization of the health system in Belarus” (00094742) Amount Contract award Company name Country Goods/ services (equivalent in EUR) was made, date Public Organization "APB-BirdLife Belarus" Belarus 48,780 27/10/2017 Grant Brest Oblast Youth Public Association "Person with Disability Belarus 46,391 20/12/2017 Grant and Environment" Biaroza District Ecological Public Association "EcoRegion Belarus 33,350 31/10/2017 Grant "Yaselda" Homiel Oblast Public Association of People with Belarus 43,075 20/12/2017 Grant Musculoskeletal Disabilities “Invalidy-spinalniki” Public Association "Council of the Fathers in Homiel" Belarus 30,799 15/11/2017 Grant Department for Education, Sports and Tourism of Belarus 24,454 31/10/2017 Grant Svietlahorsk District Executive Committee ZAO “Mapsoft” Belarus 58,000 19/12/2017 Services Contract awards above EUR 15 000, made in 2017 within the frameworks of EU funded project “Supporting the Transition to a Green Economy in the Republic of Belarus” (00081657/00090852) Company name Country Amount Contract award Goods/services (equivalent in EUR) was made, date BELREMSTROISVIAZ OAO Belarus 189’763.25 27/02/2017 Construction works KSK-STANDART BREST OOO Belarus 35’192.90 28/03/2017 Construction and installation works Gol. spec. konstr. biuro po obor. Microc Belarus 118’322.50 23/06/2017 Supply and delivery of the complete set of boiler plant, installation, testing, start-up and training of the End-user personnel AgrotekhservisLajn, OOO Belarus 215’373.00 14/08/2017 Turnkey project: supply and delivery the complete set of sapropel processing line, installation, testing, start-up training of the End-user personnel Stroitelny Trest #25 OAO Belarus 50’148.90 14/08/2017 Construction works INTAG OOO Belarus 16’853.21 23/10/2017 Supply of hollow power cable UPR KOMP KHOLDINGA BOBRUJSKAGROMASH OAO Belarus 20’382.53 31/10/2017 Supply of tractor semitrailer for transportation of woodchips ZAPADGAZAVTOSERVIS ZAO Belarus 27’442.93 09/11/2017 Supply of minibus BOBROVSKIH SERGEI BORISOVICH Belarus 16’175.52 24/01/2017 Consultant on Procurement Contract awards above EUR 15,000 made in 2017 within the frameworks of EU funded project “Support to Local Development in the Republic of Belarus” (00073130) Amount (equivalent Contract award Company name Country Goods/ services in EUR) was made, date State Nursery and Kindergarten "Solnyshko", Kamunar village of Buda-Kašaliova District, an Educational Belarus 15,039 20-12-17 Grant Establishment Biaroza district special education and rehabilitation centre, Belarus 15,188 19-05-17 Grant a state education establishment Svislač district central hospital, a healthcare establishment Belarus 15,212 30-05-17 Grant Niasiata Rural Executive Committee Belarus 15,264 17-11-17 Grant Zaliessie rural executive committee of Čačersk district Belarus 15,314 05-07-17 Grant Dokšycy District Centre for Children and Youth, a State Belarus 15,379 24-11-17 Grant Establishment of Further Education Otar Nursery and Kindergarten Middle School of Čačersk Belarus 15,390 20-12-17 Grant District, a State Educational Establishment Slonim district centre for culture, folk arts and crafts, a Belarus 15,447 16-05-17 Grant state cultural establishment Karma Sports School for Children and Youth, a state Belarus 15,479 02-11-17 Grant establishment Educational establishment Vitebsk State University named Belarus 15,824 15-05-17 Grant after P.M. Masherov" Karma District Lepieszynski Memorial Museum, a State Belarus 15,907 20-12-17 Grant Cultural Institution Brahin district committee of the “Belarusian national youth Belarus 16,071 05-07-17 Grant union” Damačava rural executive committee Belarus 16,103 31-03-17 Grant Territorial social care services centre of Navahrudak Belarus 16,133 02-06-17 Grant district, a state establishment Uvaravičy rural executive committee Belarus 16,234 24-04-17 Grant “Karma central district hospital”, a healthcare Belarus 16,419 15-05-17 Grant establishment Kapyĺ district committee of the “Belarusian national youth Belarus 16,489 10-05-17 Grant union” Čavusy children's school of arts, a state educational Belarus 16,647 12-06-17 Grant establishment Kapyĺ territorial social care services centre, a state Belarus 16,738 04-05-17 Grant establishment "By road of goodness", a social and charity establishment Belarus 17,039 19-04-17 Grant Krasnapollie district museum of history and ethnography, a Belarus 17,303 12-06-17 Grant state cultural establishment Krasnapollie centralized club system, a state cultural Belarus 17,335 02-06-17 Grant establishment Talačyn region museum of local history, a state Belarus 17,439 23-06-17 Grant establishment "Slonimščyna heritage", a local foundation for ecological Belarus 17,642 14-04-17 Grant development "Perspective", a centre for facilitating territorial development and raising awareness of legal issues, a Belarus 18,365 04-04-17 Grant Viciebsk regional youth NGO Kamunary rural executive committee Belarus 18,672 20-04-17 Grant Biaroza district organisation of the Belarusian professional Belarus 19,180 19-05-17 Grant union of educators and researchers "EKAPRAEKT", a non-governmental organization Belarus 19,663 15-06-17 Grant Baravucha rural executive committee Belarus 19,699 06-06-17 Grant Akciabr rural executive committee Belarus 20,173 20-04-17 Grant Kličaŭ centre for children's creativity, a state establishment Belarus 20,200 15-05-17 Grant of further education Braslaŭ university preparatory school, a state educational Belarus 20,343 04-05-17 Grant establishment Červień children's school of arts, a state educational Belarus 20,357 06-04-17 Grant establishment Slaŭharad district centre for hygiene and epidemiology, a Belarus 20,485 05-07-17 Grant state healthcare establishment Pružany central district hospital, a state establishment Belarus 20,585 30-05-17 Grant "International house of Arts", a cultural establishment Belarus 20,823 10-04-17 Grant Hlybokaje museum of history and ethnography, a state Belarus 20,903 27-04-17 Grant educational establishment Harbavičy Kindergarten Secondary School Educational Belarus 21,573 15-11-17 Grant Complex, a state educational establishmen Karma territorial social care services centre Belarus 21,632 15-05-17 Grant Talačyn region central regional hospital, a healthcare Belarus 21,710 15-06-17 Grant establishment Centre for supporting social and economic development of Latvian, Lithuanian and Belarusian territories "Lakeland", a Belarus 21,847 10-04-17 Grant local foundation Uvaravičy Psychoneurological Residential Care Facility Boarding School for Seniors and Persons with Disabilities, Belarus 22,045 13-12-17 Grant an Establishment Territorial social care services centre of Brest district, a Belarus 22,089 24-03-17 Grant state establishment Brahin central district hospital, a state healthcare Belarus 22,102 05-07-17 Grant establishment Padsville rural executive committee Belarus 22,149 12-06-17 Grant Otar rural executive committee Belarus 22,277 20-04-17 Grant Drybin secondary school, a state educational Belarus 22,286 05-07-17 Grant establishment "Lakeland" Euroregion", a Braslaŭ district NGO of cross- Belarus 22,295 20-04-17 Grant border cooperation Liachavičy central district hospital, a health care Belarus 22,375 06-07-17 Grant establishment "Dryvjacič" district fitness and sports club", a state Belarus 22,375 26-05-17 Grant establishment Dokšycy district centre for traditional culture and folk arts, Belarus 22,393 26-05-17 Grant a state cultural establishment Pliusy rural executive committee Belarus 22,486 04-04-17 Grant Uzrečča rural executive committee Belarus 22,554 12-06-17 Grant Klieck district committee of the “Belarusian national youth Belarus 22,973 06-04-17 Grant union” Synkavičy rural executive committee Belarus 22,991 10-05-17 Grant Kryvoe Sialo rural executive committee Belarus 22,991 23-05-17 Grant Minsk regional office of the Ministry for emergency Belarus 22,991 10-04-17 Grant situations, a state establishment Kamianiec central district hospital, a health care Belarus 23,181 05-07-17 Grant establishment Dokšycy district youth and sports school, a state Belarus 23,270 22-06-17 Grant educational and sports establishment Buda-Kašaliova central district community centre, a state Belarus 23,288 16-06-17 Grant cultural establishment Dokšycy secondary school # 2, a state educational Belarus 23,324 14-06-17 Grant establishment Sporava Rural Executive Committee Belarus 23,498 14-11-17 Grant Vidomlja Rural Executive Committee Belarus 23,566 17-11-17 Grant Vietka district organization of the Belarusian professional Belarus 23,718 21-06-17 Grant union of educators and researchers Bacevičy rural executive committee Belarus 23,744 05-07-17 Grant Čarnaŭčycy Rural Executive Committee Belarus 23,744 02-11-17 Grant Vietka Central District Hospital, a Health Care Institution Belarus 23,744 02-11-17 Grant Kličaŭ Leshoz, a State Forestry Enterprise Belarus 23,744 31-10-17 Grant “Integration of initiatives”, a public union for regional Belarus 24,120 02-06-17 Grant social and economic development “Belarusian green cross”, a public organisation Belarus 24,165 24-03-17 Grant Kamianiec district newspaper "Kamianieččyna News", an Belarus 24,220 14-04-17 Grant establishment Private Institution «Territory Development - 21 Century» Belarus 24,613 26-05-17 Grant Lyščycy rural executive committee Belarus 24,617 02-06-17 Grant "Our town and us", a Navahrudak
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