Tenders

Based on the GINOP (Operative Programme for the Development of Economy and Innovation) 1.2.8-20-2020 call for proposals with the title "Supporting the Development of Micro, Small and Medium-sized Enterprises to Adapt to Modern Business and Production Challenges", Sza-Co Kereskedelmi és Szolgáltató Kft. (6000 Kecskemét, Izzó u. 2., company registration number: 03 09 104221) submitted a tender with the title "Improving Efficiency and Buying Modern Equipment to Save Jobs", and within its framework purchased 1 ETV C20 type electric moving mast reach truck and 1 EKS 310s type electric order-picker. Physical implementation of the project: the month of January in 2021.

Through a successful application to KEOP-4.10.0/A/12, the wholesale trade and logistics centre (6000 Kecskemét, Izzó u. 2.) owned by Sza-Co Kft. built a household-sized solar power plant in September 2015 in order to reduce electricity costs. The power plant feeds 49 kVA to the public network.

GINOP-1.2.8-20-2020-01793

By using the grant of HUF 17.72 million given with the document of support with the number GINOP-1.2.8-20-2020-01793, Sza-Co Kft. has modernized the main area of its wholesale activity, the tasks of warehousing and handling goods.

Subject of the modernisation: The aim of the modernisation was to improve the efficiency of the activity of handling goods, with which it could increase sales and keep the present workforce, in spite of the fact that the production costs are constantly rising.

KEOP-4.10.0/A/12

Through a successful application to KEOP-4.10.0/A/12, the wholesale trade and logistics centre (6000 Kecskemét, Izzó u. 2.) owned by Sza-Co Kft. built a household-sized solar power plant in September 2015 in order to reduce electricity costs. The power plant feeds 49 kVA to the public network.

Within the process of development, a field of solar panels was constructed along the south-western border of the logistics centre’s property. It has 230 polycrystalline solar panels with a capacity of 255 Wp and all the equipment necessary for its operation.

Through the use of the small solar power plant, the logistics centre is expected to reduce its electricity costs by nearly 85 %.