Acquisition of fuels, with the offer of 6 credit cards and the possibility of extension to new vehicles that may be acquired. Monthly invoicing and payment by bank transfer, with no limit on monthly refueling, without bank guarantee and without toll payment. Estimated consumption: a) Road Diesel: 21,000 liters b) Unleaded gasoline 95: 6,000 liters Total consumption est

This tender concerns the acquisition of fuels, specifically road diesel and unleaded gasoline 95. The estimated total consumption is 27,000 liters (21,000 liters of diesel and 6,000 liters of gasoline). A key feature of this tender is the request for suppliers to provide six credit cards for fuel purchases, with the possibility of extending this facility to newly acquired vehicles. The procurement also specifies favorable payment terms: monthly invoicing with payment via bank transfer, no limit on monthly refueling, no requirement for a bank guarantee, and no charge for toll payments. This suggests the procuring entity is looking for a fuel card system or a comprehensive fuel supply service that offers convenience, flexibility, and cost-efficiency. The tender is a "Consulta prévia" (Prior Consultation), indicating an initial market inquiry to gather offers before a potential formal contract. Bidders are expected to be fuel suppliers or distributors capable of meeting the specified quantities and offering the requested credit card facility and payment terms. The focus is on ensuring a continuous and manageable supply of fuel for the entity's vehicle fleet.

This is a supplies contract in the transport and logistics, general supplies and construction and civil works sectors, with a focus on Vehicles, Fuel and General Supplies. Located in Portugal, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of EUR 34,586.

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