This company operates under 1 registered commercial or alternative name, allowing operational flexibility and brand diversification.
🏢MÜLLER-STEINAG ELEMENT AG
What do we know about this supplier?
MÜLLER-STEINAG ELEMENT AG appears in the public procurement registry of Switzerland. Public procurement is the process by which the State acquires goods and services using public funds; its publication is mandatory in most countries to ensure transparency and allow citizens to oversee public spending. This registry documents the individuals and companies that are part of that system. The data in this profile comes from official government sources, accessible through Sociedad.info, a public procurement transparency platform.
Has participated in 2 contracts for a total amount of CHF 1,182,605
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Contracts
This company has participated in 2 public contracts for a total amount of CHF 1,182,605, demonstrating its ability to work with the public sector.
Public contracts represent an important source of income for companies in Switzerland and contribute to the country's economic development.
| Description | Entity | Amount | Award date |
|---|---|---|---|
| 🇨🇭 Neubau Buswartehallen Winterthur - Vorfabrizierte Beton-Elemente | Departement Technische Betriebe / Stadtbus Winterthur | CHF 88,658 | 2013-01-11 |
| 🇨🇭 Stadion Schutzenwiese, 8400 Winterthur; Neubau Gegentribune; BKP 212 Montagebau in Beton | Stadt Winterthur Amt für Städtebau | CHF 1,093,947 | 2014-03-21 |
Main buyers
Main buyers are the entities that have contracted this supplier the most.
| Entidad | No. Contracts | Total amount |
|---|---|---|
| 🇨🇭 Departement Technische Betriebe / Stadtbus Winterthur | 1 | CHF 88,658 |
| 🇨🇭 Stadt Winterthur Amt für Städtebau | 1 | CHF 1,093,947 |
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