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Військова частина 9937 in Ukraine is inviting bids for “Tools”. Bids close on 13 October 2026, 09:00 EEST; the estimated value is UAH 222,500. Who can bid: The bidder, its ultimate beneficial owner or shareholders must not be subject to sanctions banning public procurement; The bidder must not be a legal entity or have owners from Russia, Belarus or Iran. askTender lists every requirement to qualify and checks whether your company meets them.
The tender in brief
Supply of 22 cordless power tools for a Ukrainian military unit, delivered to Kharkiv region by 1 December 2026
A Ukrainian military unit is buying 22 cordless power tools: 5 drills, 5 angle grinders, 5 rotary hammers, 2 jigsaws, 3 reciprocating saws and 2 electric planers. All tools must be Bosch brand, battery-powered, and delivered to Kharkiv region within 10 calendar days of each order, by 1 December 2026. The expected value is 222,500 UAH.
Who can win it
- The bidder, its ultimate beneficial owner or shareholders must not be subject to sanctions banning public procurement
- The bidder must not be a legal entity or have owners from Russia, Belarus or Iran
- The goods must not originate from Russia, Belarus or Iran
Key facts
- Estimated value
- UAH 222,500
- Contract period
- Delivery within 10 calendar days of each order, by 1 December 2026
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