Baku / 09.09.17 / Turan: Azerpoct LLC will purchase IT equipment on 4 contracts signed with local companies for a total of AZN 1,190,800. The suppliers have been selected through an open tender.
According to the register of state commercial contracts, Bestcomp Group LLC will supply computers for Azerpoct LLC for a total of 774,200 manat. Spare parts for the amount of 166,500 manat for them will be provided by Cube LLC. Software will be provided by Codeum LLC. The cost of this contract is 49,700 manat.
Aspiration Group LLC, which previously concluded an agreement with the national postal operator on the delivery of polyethylene bags for 66,100 manat, will also sell office equipment worth 200,300 manat. ----08D
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