Procurement of a framework agreement for service and spare parts for hydraulic systems.

oided. Other systems ensure support functions and are less critical as regards running time. There is a need for continuous service and spare parts. Sometimes some of the systems have to be replaced with new ones. REG has now decided to enter into a new service and spare parts agreement with an exte

rnal service provider in the market. The aim is to maintain reliable hydraulic systems at all locations. Combined with the use of its own personnel, REG wants the new contract to ensure access to the services and goods necessary for the ope