50810000 Repair services of jewellery
Class in the EU Common Procurement Vocabulary, under Miscellaneous repair and maintenance services. The most specific code on this branch.
Other codes under 50800000 (7)
| Code | Description | Copy |
|---|---|---|
| 50820000 | Repair services of leather personal goods | |
| 50830000 | Repair services of garments and textiles | |
| 50840000 | Repair and maintenance services of weapons and weapon systems | |
| 50850000 | Repair and maintenance services of furniture | |
| 50860000 | Repair and maintenance services of musical instruments | |
| 50870000 | Repair and maintenance services of playground equipment | |
| 50880000 | Repair and maintenance services of hotel and restaurant equipment |
This CPV code in every EU language
Repair services of jewellery
English (EN)
Услуги по поправка на бижута
Български (BG)
Opravy klenotů
Čeština (CS)
Reparation af smykker
Dansk (DA)
Reparatur von Schmuck
Deutsch (DE)
Υπηρεσίες επισκευής κοσμημάτων
Ελληνικά (EL)
Servicios de reparación de joyería
Español (ES)
Ehete parandusteenused
Eesti (ET)
Korujen korjaus
Suomi (FI)
Services de réparation de bijoux
Français (FR)
Usluge popravljanja nakita
Hrvatski (HR)
Ékszerjavítási szolgáltatások
Magyar (HU)
Servizi di riparazione di articoli di gioielleria
Italiano (IT)
Papuošalų, juvelyrinių dirbinių bei gaminių taisymo paslaugos
Lietuvių (LT)
Juvelierizstrādājumu labošanas pakalpojumi
Latviešu (LV)
Servizzi ta’ tiswija tal-ġojjellerija
Malti (MT)
Reparatie van juwelen
Nederlands (NL)
Usługi w zakresie naprawy biżuterii
Polski (PL)
Serviços de reparação de artigos de joalharia
Português (PT)
Servicii de reparare a bijuteriilor
Română (RO)
Oprava šperkov
Slovenčina (SK)
Storitve popravila nakita
Slovenščina (SL)
Lagning av smycken
Svenska (SV)
Commission Regulation (EC) No 213/2008 - official wording for 50810000-6.
Check digit
50810000-6 is the same class as 50810000. The ninth digit is a check digit: it verifies the eight before it and is not part of the classification. TED publishes the eight digits on their own, which is what the button above copies. A few national portals and older systems still ask for the check digit: