NAWAMED: the University of Jordan publishes a new call for tenders to select a construction company to install water pilot plant

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NAWAMED: the University of Jordan publishes a new call for tenders to select a construction company to install water pilot plant

The University of Jordan (UJ), partner of NAWAMED project, has launched a new call for tenders for selecting a construction company to perform the installation of UJ pilot plant.
The deadline for submitting bids is 21st of February 2022 (at 1:00 PM Amman time).
The provided services for the project is exempted from all taxes (including VAT).

For more information, download the following file: New Call for tenders - UJ pilot plant for NAWAMED project.pdf

For more information about the project: www.enicbcmed.eu/projects/nawamed

21 February 2022

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