Supply of 3 Ambulances

This tender concerns the procurement and delivery of three specialized ambulance vehicles. The requirement specifies that one of the vehicles must be fully electric, while the remaining two will be diesel-powered. These vehicles are designated for the transport of wounded and sick individuals (DNR). Key specifications include a long wheelbase, a medium-height roof, and a white color scheme. The supply must encompass standard equipment, optional features, and specific ambulance and transport equipment as detailed in the technical specification. Crucially, the successful bidder must provide a handover protocol, warranty certificates, user manuals, and a declaration confirming that all components of the ambulance equipment comply with Czech Ministry of Health Decree No. 296/2012 Coll. regarding the requirements for equipment of healthcare transport service providers, emergency medical service providers, and providers of urgent patient transport by vehicles, as amended. Compliance with Act No. 56/2001 Coll. on the conditions for operating vehicles on public roads, as amended, is also mandatory. All documentation necessary for vehicle operation, full vehicle completion for commissioning, original manufacturer documentation, and relevant certificates must be supplied. The vehicles must be brand new and not refurbished. Specifically, the DNR ambulances must meet the requirements of Decree No. 296/2012 Coll. and the standard ČSN EN 1789+A2, both in their current versions. The contracting authority explicitly states that they do not require the vehicle marking (decals/foil) as described in Part III, Point 3 of the annex to Decree No. 296/2012 Coll.; the contracting authority will arrange this marking independently at their own expense. However, specific markings as detailed in Point 28 of the Tender Documentation, Bodywork Specification, are required.

This is a supplies contract in the transport and logistics sector. Located in Czech Republic, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of CZK 6.0 million.

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