Supply, Installation and Maintenance of Bus Management System for 7 High Quality Bus Lines in 6 of October City and Sheikh Zaied City, Egypt”
Item Details:
- Organisation: United Nations Development Programme
- Reference Number: Supply, Installationand Maintenance of Bus Management System For 7 High Quality Bus Lines in 6 of October City and Sheikh Zaied City, Egypt
- Published: 09-Jan-2017
- Deadline: 09-Feb-2017 14:30
- Time zone: (GMT 1.00) Brussels, Copenhagen, Madrid, Paris
- Street: 28 Misr Helwan El Zerai Road
- City: Cairo
- Country: Egypt
- Expires: This ad has expired
Item Description:
Supply, Installation and Maintenance of Bus Management System for 7 High Quality Bus Lines in 6 of October City and Sheikh Zaied City, Egypt”
Contacts:
Mohamed Fathy – mohamed.fathy@stpegypt.org, Tel: +20 25269376, Fax: +20 25287571
Documents:
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