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Zakup i dostawa 5 sztuk agregatów prądotwórczych

In EnglishPurchase and delivery of 5 power generator sets

UrzĄD Gminy PawŁOwice

UrzĄD Gminy PawŁOwice in Poland is inviting bids for “Purchase and delivery of 5 power generator sets”. Bids close on 15 October 2026, 10:00 CEST. Who can bid: Must have delivered at least two generators of at least 100 kW with automatic transfer switch modules, each worth at least 80 000,00 zł gross, in the last five years. askTender lists every requirement to qualify and checks whether your company meets them.

The tender in brief

Supply of 5 diesel generators to Pawłowice municipality, for suppliers with past generator deliveries

Pawłowice municipality in Poland is buying 5 new diesel generators: 4 units of 100–110 kW with automatic transfer switch modules and 1 unit of 400–450 kW. Delivery is to five addresses in the municipality, with commissioning, operator training and 24-hour service support. The contract runs until 30 November 2026.

Who can win it

  • Must have delivered at least two generators of at least 100 kW with automatic transfer switch modules, each worth at least 80 000,00 zł gross, in the last five years

Key facts

Contract period
Delivery by 30 November 2026
How bids are judged
Price only, weight 100%
Published
07 Oct 2026

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