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Home›Subsea›Poland: University of Gdańsk Invites Tenders for Supply of Research Vessel
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June 8, 2012 · about 14 years ago

Poland: University of Gdańsk Invites Tenders for Supply of Research Vessel

University of Gdańsk has announced a tender invitation for the supply of a research vessel. This specialized research vessel would be used for operations in the Baltic Sea. The vessel should be a specialized catamaran for scientific research, inter-disciplinary marine research and training students.

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University of Gdańsk has announced a tender invitation for the supply of a research vessel.

This specialized research vessel would be used for operations in the Baltic Sea.

The vessel should be a specialized catamaran for scientific research, inter-disciplinary marine research and training students.

The deadline for the submission of tenders is 05. July, and the official language for tenders is Polish.

[mappress] Subsea World News Staff , June 08, 2012

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