206/2 Purchase order no. 19 supply of repair/maintenance service for common and special wheeled vehicles in the equipment of the Liguria Carabinieri Command, Forestry Carabinieri, 2nd Liguria Carabinieri Battalion and Genoa Provincial Carabinieri Command - lot 1 - Genoa - cap.4868/06 - 2895/01 - maximum estimated total expenditure of 140,000.00 euros including VAT with the option not to spend the entire amount set as the basis for the contract

This tender is for the provision of repair and maintenance services for a fleet of wheeled vehicles, both common and specialized, belonging to various Carabinieri units in the Liguria region, including the Liguria Carabinieri Legion, the Forestry Carabinieri, the 2nd Liguria Carabinieri Battalion, and the Genoa Provincial Carabinieri Command. The contract covers Lot 1, specifically for services in Genoa. The estimated maximum total expenditure, including VAT, is EUR 140,000.00. The contracting authority is the COMANDO LEGIONE CARABINIERI LIGURIA-GENOVA. The contract nature is Services, and the procedure is 'Altra procedura a fase unica' (Other single-phase procedure). The tender aims to ensure the operational readiness and proper functioning of the Carabinieri's vehicle fleet, which is essential for their law enforcement and public safety duties. The contract allows for the possibility of not spending the entire amount, depending on actual needs. The CPV code associated with this tender is for repair and maintenance services.

This is a supplies contract in the transport and logistics, construction and civil works and environment and climate sectors, with a focus on Rehabilitation and Forestry. Located in Italy, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of EUR 140,000.

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