Preventive maintenance service for fume hoods, extraction arms, safety cabinets and acid and base cabinets, biological safety and laminar flow cabinets for the Biomedical Technology Center of the Technical University of Madrid.
ESPLACSP 20689882published on Plataforma de Contratación del Sector Público
Machine translation. The official title is Servicio de mantenimiento preventivo de vitrinas de extracción de gases, brazos de aspiración, armarios de seguridad y armarios de ácidos y bases, cabinas de seguridad biológica y de flujo laminar para el Centro de Tecnología Biomédica de la Universidad Politécnica de Madrid.
Rectorado de la Universidad Politécnica de Madrid has launched a tender for repair and maintenance. The contract is estimated at €16,652 and runs for 1 year. The buyer has split the job into 2 lots that are awarded separately, so you can bid for the ones that suit your company.
Because this is an open procedure, any qualified company is welcome to submit a bid. All bid documents must be written in Spanish and must arrive no later than 29 Oct 2026, 10:00.
Written from the facts of the notice. The official notice is the only binding text.
Our read
Rectorado de la Universidad Politécnica de Madrid sees a completely standard level of bidding competition. Across 127 known contracts, they average 3 bids per tender, in line with the national average of 3 for this trade. Their latest award was a €74,491 contract (“Servicio de apertura, cierre y apoyo de las instalaciones deportivas, durante e…”), which went to Bcm Gestión de Servicios, S.l., chosen from 3 bids. At €16,652, this tender sits well below the typical €385,171 for this trade nationally, which gives smaller firms a better chance than on most contracts of its kind.
We base these figures on the award notices we collect: every one we hold for this buyer, plus the last twelve months of awards in this trade across the country.
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