Which electrical testing tenders are open in United Kingdom? 1 open, earliest deadline 2026-09-23, checked 2026-09-17

1 public-sector electrical testing tenders are open right now in United Kingdom. The earliest bid deadline is 2026-09-23, 6 days from today.

Open tenders1
CountryUnited Kingdom
Tradeselectrical-testing
Next deadline2026-09-23
SourcesContracts Finder and Find a Tender (UK), TED (EU), PNCP (Brazil), GETS (New Zealand)
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DBB Blockhouse LV distribution installation

closes in 6d GBP 100,000 electrical-testing public sector
UK Atomic Energy Authority
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