Heating Devices for Tram Cars

This tender concerns the procurement of heating devices intended for tram cars. The procuring entity, Communal Enterprise "High-Speed Tram", is seeking to acquire various components essential for the heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems of their tram fleet. The specific technical, qualitative, and quantitative characteristics of the subject matter of the procurement are detailed in Appendix 4 of the tender documentation. The expected cost of the procurement has been determined based on planned expenditures and in accordance with the Ministry of Economy's Order No. 275 of February 12, 2020, concerning the methodology for determining the expected cost of procurement, taking into account received proposals.

The items to be procured include several types of heating elements and heaters. Specifically, the tender lists temperature sensors (thermodetectors) rated at 70°C and 80°C, identified under CPV code 42512300-1. It also includes various heating elements (TENS), such as the TЕН 235 10/1.5 for tram car heating, and the TЕН 82А 10/0.65 for the driver's cabin of KTM-5M3 trams, as well as a TЕН R-400W U-110 L-600mm. Furthermore, the procurement covers specific driver's cabin heaters, like the OK-6 type for T-3 trams, and saloon heaters, such as the OS-3 for T-3 tram car interiors, all falling under CPV 42512300-1. This procurement is crucial for maintaining the operational efficiency and passenger comfort of the tram service.

This is a supplies contract in the energy and power, information and communication technology and general supplies sectors, with a focus on HVAC systems. Located in Ukraine, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of UAH 130,000.

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