Moscow invites bids for supply of three asphalt-concrete plants

The Moscow government will hold a tender for the supply of three stationary asphalt-concrete plants Benninghoven TBA 3000 UC to the Avtomobilnye Dorogi enterprise on 5 November 2014. Reports say the starting price of the public contract is set at RUB 610.60 million (€11.73 million/US$14.91 million). The equipment should be delivered by 31 December 2014 and bids are accepted until 27 October.

October 22, 2014 Read time: 1 min

The Moscow government will hold a tender for the supply of three stationary asphalt-concrete plants 387 Benninghoven TBA 3000 UC to the Avtomobilnye Dorogi enterprise on 5 November 2014.

Reports say the starting price of the public contract is set at RUB 610.60 million (€11.73 million/US$14.91 million).

The equipment should be delivered by 31 December 2014 and bids are accepted until 27 October.

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