L-277-2026 ELECTRIC BICYCLES FOR INSTITUTIONAL USE
Central America · Costa Rica
L-277-2026 ELECTRIC BICYCLES FOR INSTITUTIONAL USE
- Buyer:
- Universidad Técnica Nacional
- Published:
- 4 Aug 2026
- Deadline:
- 11 Aug 2026
3 tenders tracked in Central America on Deepbloo.
Central America · Costa Rica
L-277-2026 ELECTRIC BICYCLES FOR INSTITUTIONAL USE
Central America · El Salvador
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Economic activity: Retail sale of bicycles, accessories and spare parts, Manufacturing of parts, pieces and accessories for motor vehicles.
Central America · El Salvador
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Type of Contract: Individual Consultant (Natural Person) Description of Assignment: 30 calendar days from the signing of the contract General Objective: Prepare the Social and Environmental Screening…
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