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The Municipality of Sofia has launched a public procurement contract amounting to BGN 160 million for maintenance, repairs and construction of lighting in the city for the next 5 years.
The total amount is divided into four positions and candidates will be able to apply for one of them until 7 June, Trud reports.
Winning companies will need to maintain and repair city lights, sources, electric panels, and the management system.
They will also have to take care of the city's artistic lighting and also have to watch for unregulated street lighting.
As a task for the next 5 years, the winners will have to build new public lighting, new energy-efficient fixtures and a full extension of the lighting management system.
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The torch for the highly anticipated Paris 2024 Olympic Games was ceremoniously ignited in ancient Olympia on Tuesday, signaling the final leg of the seven-year preparation journey for the Games set to commence on July 26, Reuters reported
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Proposals for changes to the Asylum and Refugee Act, concerning Bulgaria's accession to the Schengen zone, are now available for public feedback on the Council of Ministers' Public Consultation Portal
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Head of the Military Medical Academy (MMA) Major General Prof.
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