DEJURE Foundation announces a tender OF BROKERAGE SERVICES IN KYIV (OFFICE SPACE SEARCH AND SELECTION) - 7991F
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DEJURE Foundation announces a tender OF BROKERAGE SERVICES IN KYIV (OFFICE SPACE SEARCH AND SELECTION)

The Non-Governmental Organization “DEJURE Foundation” (hereinafter – DEJURE) invites you to submit a quotation of brokerage services in Kyiv (office space search and selection).

REQUEST FOR QUOTATION FOR THE PROCUREMENT OF BROKERAGE SERVICES OF BROKERAGE SERVICES IN KYIV (OFFICE SPACE SEARCH AND SELECTION) RFQ NO.UA_2025_03

Closing Date & Time: November 11, 2025 – 12:00, Kyiv Local Time

All proposals must be submitted to the following email address: tender@dejure.foundation

Documents: 

RFQ_UA_2025_03_Brokerage services for the search of office premises_eng

RFQ_UA_2025_03_Brokerage services for the search of office premises_ukr

Country: Ukraine

The Bid is submitted in English and Ukrainian. In case of discrepancies, the English version shall prevail.   

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