Part 1: Horizontal Pole Disconnectors

This tender concerns a framework agreement for the procurement of air-insulated pole disconnectors, meeting the quality specified in the technical description. The procurement is conducted under a framework agreement procedure, in accordance with Section 105 (1) (a) of the Public Procurement Act (Kbt.).

Part 1 of the tender specifically covers horizontal pole disconnectors. The estimated quantities are as follows: 522 units of OK2 main disconnectors without earthing, 180 units of OK3 branch disconnectors with independent earthing, and 312 units of OK4 OTR horizontal automatic disconnectors. The expected simultaneous order quantity is a maximum of 15 units.

The framework quantities specified are estimates. The precise quantities will be determined in Part 2 of the framework agreement procedure, along with the specific conditions for fulfilling individual orders. The quantities within this part are planned, with the total quantity specified for the part being the guiding figure. Quantities for individual items are interchangeable within the planned total for the part. For individual orders, the Contracting Authority will apply Section 105 (1) (a) of the Kbt.

The detailed description of the products, including information on equivalency where applicable, is provided in the technical specification, which forms part of the Procurement Documents. This procurement aims to secure essential electrical components for the Contracting Authority through a structured framework agreement process, ensuring flexibility and adherence to specified technical standards.

This is a supplies contract in the energy and power and general supplies sectors, with a focus on Transmission Distribution. Located in Hungary, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of HUF 277.0 million.

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