Open procedure for the supply of 57 new intercity buses, for public line service, of various lengths, powered by diesel and CNG methane Euro VI, to be awarded with the criterion of the economically most advantageous offer based on the best quality/price ratio, divided into seven lots.

Consorzio Trasporti Aziende Basilicata is conducting an open procedure for the supply of 57 new, factory-built intercity buses intended for public line service. The procurement is divided into seven distinct lots, each specifying different types of buses based on their length, power source (diesel or CNG methane), and Euro VI emissions standard. The contract will be awarded using the economically most advantageous offer criterion, focusing on the best quality-price ratio. The total estimated value for this supply contract is EUR 19,713,333.33. The tender specifies various bus categories, including double-decker buses, buses of different lengths (from up to 7.49 meters to between 10.50 and 11.49 meters), and buses classified as Class II. Lot 1 involves the supply of 2 double-decker diesel buses (11.40-12.50m). Lot 2 requires 14 diesel buses (10.50-11.49m, Class II). Lots 3, 4, and 5 focus on CNG methane-powered buses of varying lengths: 6 buses (up to 7.49m), 3 buses (7.50-8.99m), and 1 bus (9.00-10.49m, Class II), respectively. Lot 6 calls for 9 CNG methane buses (10.50-11.49m, Class II). Lot 7 is for 22 intercity buses, with further specifications detailed in the tender documents. The location for this contract is Potenza, Italy. This significant investment aims to modernize the public transport fleet in the Basilicata region.

This is a supplies contract in the general supplies sector, with a focus on Vehicles and Fuel. Located in Italy, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of EUR 19.7 million.

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