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Senate Will Give 95 iPhones 18 Pro and 330 Other Brands for Parliamentarians and Servers

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Contract is estimated at R$ 6 million. Tendency provides for telephone services, with convenience of 425 mobile phones; sought, Senate says that devices assist in the exercise of parliamentary activity
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The Federal Senate plans to spend up to 6.04 million reals on a mobile phone contract that includes the supply, under convenience, of 95 iPhones 18 Pro and other 330 smartphones for parliamentarians and servers. The editorial was published on October 8, and the deadline for submission of proposals ended in the last...

·São Paulo, Brazil
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According to the State, the Federal Senate should spend at least R$6 million over the next four years with smartphones (including iPhones) and

The Senate will distribute 95 iPhones 18 Pro and other 330 mobile phones to parliamentarians and also servers; contract includes telephone and will have initial duration of four years The post For R$ 6 million, Senate will give 95 iPhones 18 Pro and other 330 mobile phones for parliamentarians and servers apareceu primeiro em ND More

New telephone equipment and services will be made available before the start of the new legislature of the House at an estimated cost of R$ 6 million for the Union

·São Paulo, Brazil
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Contract is estimated at R$ 6 million. Tendency provides for telephone services, with convenience of 425 mobile phones; sought, Senate says that devices assist in the exercise of parliamentary activity

·São Paulo, Brazil
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Estadão broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Tuesday, November 10, 2026.
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