VTB Azerbaijan Automates Calculation of Wages
JSC Bank VTB (Azerbaijan) intends to implement a management module to automate the calculation of personnel and salaries. In this regard, it announced an open tender for the project of the same name.
The Bank reports that the bidding documents are available at the office of the bank at: 38 Khatai Avenue, Patron Plaza, AZ 1008. The applicant shall provide documentation in the opaque sealed envelope with attached list of documents. If it is a legal entity, there has to be a seal, and in the case of an individual with a status of private enterprise there has to be a signature. The documents have to be submitted to the office before 16.00 on December 21.
With applications for participation refer to Sultanov Rufat by phone: (99 412) 492-00-80 (ext 1252), by fax: (99 412) 437-71-21 or by cell: (94 450) 286 00 87. --17D-
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