Provision of Heavy Machinery Services

The Municipality of Rudozem is seeking to contract for the provision of heavy machinery services that cannot be performed by its own transport facilities. These services will be executed based on written requests from the Municipality of Rudozem. The tender outlines estimated quantities for specialized machinery shifts required for the period 2025-2028. Key equipment includes combined excavators (with buckets and hydraulic hammers), wheeled excavators (with buckets and hydraulic hammers), front loaders, and mini excavators (with buckets and hydraulic hammers). Specific quantities are detailed for each type of machinery and operation (e.g., bucket work vs. hammer work). For instance, combined excavators require approximately 260 machine shifts with a bucket and 80 machine shifts with a hammer. Wheeled excavators are estimated at 90 shifts with a bucket and 40 shifts with a hammer. Front loaders require 75 machine shifts with a bucket, and mini excavators are estimated at 60 shifts with a bucket and 40 shifts with a hammer. The tender specifies the required bucket capacities and hydraulic hammer weights for each machine type. A detailed description of the services and technical specifications is provided in Annex №1 of the tender documentation. This procurement aims to ensure the Municipality has access to essential heavy machinery for various operational needs over the specified four-year period.

This is a services contract in the construction and civil works, urban development and housing and transport and logistics sectors, with a focus on Roads, Municipal Services and Freight. Located in Bulgaria, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of BGN 365,450.

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