Intar MW mission is to be best manufacturing partner for its clients by being flexible, constantly evolving and understanding
Intar MW is Estonian company that was created in 2013.
We’re flexible and fast, and we evolve with our customers. Our strengths are fast and customer-oriented communication and action. We have excellent AMADA equipment and technology. On a daily basis we offer sheet metal cutting and bending. We also offer assembly, PEM fastener installation, glass bead blasting, vibro, and together with good partners, turning, milling, surface finishing (anodizing, electro-zinc plating, oxidizing, painting) and welding. We also have the capacity to advise on engineering issues and help customers to save production costs.
We use Monitor ERP to run our production and handle all the client orders!
We are constantly developing our production and implementing new manufacturing technologies!
Projekti eesmärgiks on välja arendada ja tuua turule nutikas toode millega
lahendada ehitusettevõtete tööriistavarguse probleemid.
Antud projekti toetab Euroopa Regionaalarengu Fond summaga 87 222 eurot.
Projekt „Intar MW ressursitõhususe investeering” sai Euroopa Regionaalarengu Fondist toetust
Projekti lühikokkuvõte:
Projekti raames soetatakse innovaatilised ja ressursisäästu pakkuvad seadmed Intar MW OÜ tootmisesse. Uute fiiberlaserlõikuspingi soetamisega muutub tootmine efektiivsemaks ja luuakse võimekus toodangumahu suurendamiseks.
Projekti eesmärk ja tulemus:
Projekti eesmärk on saavutada vähemalt 2% suurune ressursikasutuse paranemine ning tõsta ressursitootlikkust. Ressursisäästu eesmärgi täitmiseks soetatakse:
Toetuse summa (EUR):
364 000
In association with increasing the capacity and effectiveness of its production Intar MW OÜ hereby announces the following tender:
For additional information, please register to the tender in the Estonian E-Procurement Register (reference number 261571) https://riigihanked.riik.ee/.
The project is being supported by the Recovery and Resilience Fund (project number 20.2.02.22-0053).
This is not a public procurement defined by the Public Procurement Act. However, the tender process follows the principles of the Estonian Public Procurement Act § 3.
