(ProVia-ID 138920) Framework Agreement for Wagon Floors made of SPRUCE and LARCH - LOT 1 - Sawn Timber

This tender concerns the establishment of a framework agreement without fixed quantity commitments for the supply of wagon floors. The agreement is divided into several lots, focusing on different types of timber and processed wood products. Specifically, LOT 1 involves the supply of approximately 580 cubic meters of untreated sawn timber posts made from SPRUCE and LARCH. LOT 2 requires the delivery of approximately 7,400 pieces of planed spruce timber, specifically floorboards, which are to be planed and manufactured according to provided drawings. LOT 3 and LOT 4 both pertain to planed LARCH timber floorboards, manufactured according to drawings, with LOT 3 requiring approximately 16,000 pieces and LOT 4 requiring approximately 4,800 pieces. The supplies are intended for TS Hungaria Kft. This framework agreement aims to secure a flexible and reliable supply chain for these essential components, allowing for call-offs based on actual needs without pre-defined minimum or maximum quantities. Potential bidders should carefully review the specifications for each lot, particularly the material requirements (SPRUCE and LARCH), processing standards (sawn timber, planed, and manufactured according to drawings), and the estimated quantities for each item. The successful bidder(s) will be responsible for ensuring timely delivery of high-quality timber products that meet the specified technical requirements for wagon floor applications.

This is a supplies contract in the general supplies and transport and logistics sectors, with a focus on General Supplies and Freight. Located in Austria, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums.

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