TD 46/2024 Procurement, maintenance, and training on the use and maintenance of ten (10) water tender fire-fighting vehicles (4x4) of pick-up type, double cabin, with a water capacity of 400 liters for the Department of Forests.

This tender, designated TD 46/2024, concerns the procurement, maintenance, and comprehensive training on the operation and upkeep of ten (10) specialized fire-fighting vehicles. These vehicles are specified as 4x4 water tender pick-up trucks with double cabins and a water tank capacity of 400 liters. The procurement is intended for the Department of Forests, indicating a critical need for enhanced firefighting capabilities, particularly in forest environments where maneuverability and water capacity are essential. The tender falls under Common Procurement Vocabulary (CPV) codes 34100000-8 (Motor vehicles and their parts and accessories) and 34144210-3 (Fire-fighting vehicles). The scope of work includes not only the supply of these ten vehicles but also their subsequent maintenance and a thorough training program for personnel. This training will cover both the correct usage of the vehicles during firefighting operations and the necessary procedures for their ongoing maintenance, ensuring the long-term operational readiness and effectiveness of the equipment. The Department of Forests seeks qualified suppliers capable of delivering high-quality vehicles and providing robust support services to meet the demanding requirements of modern firefighting efforts.

This is a supplies contract in the transport and logistics and general supplies sectors, with a focus on Vehicles. Located in CY, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of EUR 698,000.

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