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L’attività settimanale dell’European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (Ebrd)

Londra, settimana dal 24 al 28 maggio 2010

di Emanuele G. - venerdì 28 maggio 2010 - 1083 letture

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- Procurement notices:

* Ukraine Railways: Rolling Stock Renewal Project, Ukraine

* Sofia District Rehabilitation-District Heating Substatiions, Bulgaria

* Power Distribution - No. EPBiH-ECSEE-APL3-C1-W-06/08-EBRD, Bosnia and Herzegovina

Per maggiori informazioni: European Bank for Reconstruction and Development


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