Acquisition of 05 Type I Tanker Trucks: 5000 Gallons, 15 Type II Tanker Trucks: 4000 Gallons, and 10 Type III Tanker Trucks: 3000 Gallons to Enable the PNSR to Have Installed Capacity to Provide Water Transport for Human Consumption, within the Framework of the Declaration of Urgency D.U. N 028-2023 (Lot No. 2: 15 Type II Tanker Trucks: 4000 Gallons)

The National Rural Sanitation Program (PNSR) is undertaking an urgent acquisition of tanker trucks to bolster its capacity for providing safe water for human consumption. This procurement is conducted under the framework of Declaration of Urgency D.U. N 028-2023, underscoring the critical need for these resources. The tender calls for the acquisition of a significant fleet, comprising 5 Type I trucks with a 5000-gallon capacity, 15 Type II trucks with a 4000-gallon capacity, and 10 Type III trucks with a 3000-gallon capacity. The specific focus of Lot No. 2 within this tender is the procurement of 15 Type II tanker trucks, each with a 4000-gallon capacity. These vehicles are essential for transporting potable water to communities, particularly those facing water scarcity or disruptions in their regular supply, which is a common challenge addressed by rural sanitation programs. The acquisition aims to ensure the PNSR has the necessary logistical infrastructure to respond effectively to emergency situations and to support ongoing water supply initiatives. The contracting method is Direct Contracting (Contratación Directa), likely due to the urgent nature of the requirement as stipulated by the emergency declaration. The tender is identified by process number DIRECTA-PROC-65-2023-PNSR-1 and is managed from the Lima department.

This is a supplies contract in the governance and public administration sector. Located in Peru, Latin America, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of PEN 8.4 million.

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