Assets for Graphic design and promotional support - Batch 1
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Source ID: WB-OP00414780
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Contract AwardProject:P180905-Productive Economic Inclusion in Lebanon Loan/Credit/TF Info:TF-C5561 Bid/Contract Reference No:LB-RMF-524224-GO-RFQ Procurement Method:RFQ-Request for Quotations Scope of Contract:Assets for Graphic design and promotional support - Batch 1 Notice Version No:0 Date Notification of Award Issued (YYYY/MM/DD) 2025/12/09 Duration of Contract 2 Month(s) Awarded Bidder(s): SECURE EDGE (676525) Lebanon Country: Lebanon Bid Price at Opening USD 35964.00 Evaluated Bid Price USD 35964.00 Signed Contract price USD 35964.00 Evaluated Bidder(s): KASSAR PRINTING SUPPLIES (694025) Lebanon Country: Lebanon Bid Price at Opening USD 46553.00 Evaluated Bid Price USD 46553.00 UNI LEBANON SAL (163006) ACHRAFIEH 1100 2080 BEIRUT, LEBANON Country: Lebanon Bid Price at Opening USD 51615.00 Evaluated Bid Price USD 51615.00 CLASSY MOBILE (1044091) KF ARSAROON, KO URA, MAIN ROAD, FACING ST TAK.LA PHARMACY Country: Lebanon Bid Price at Opening USD 44100.00 Evaluated Bid Price USD 44100.00 Agency: Rene Mouawad Foundation Procurement method: Request for Quotations Notice type: Contract Award Status: Published Value: 45000.0 USD
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