Supply, under acquisition regime, of six (6) electric side-loading collection vehicles, with a capacity between 21 and 23 m³, intended for the organic waste collection service of Limpieza de Málaga, S.A.M. (LIMASAM)

This tender, issued by the Board of Directors of Limpieza de Málaga Sociedad Anónima Municipal (LIMASAM), concerns the acquisition of six electric side-loading collection vehicles. The vehicles are specified to have a capacity ranging from 21 to 23 cubic meters and are intended for the collection of the organic waste fraction. The total estimated value for this procurement is EUR 3,195,600.00. The tender, identified by ID 2025PL173, is currently in the "EV" (En Venta/For Sale) status, indicating that the tender documents are available for interested parties. LIMASAM, the contracting authority, is seeking to modernize its waste collection fleet with these environmentally friendly electric vehicles, aiming to improve the efficiency and sustainability of its organic waste management services within the municipality. Key requirements will likely focus on the technical specifications of the electric vehicles, including their charging capabilities, operational range, maneuverability, safety features, and compliance with relevant environmental and automotive standards. Bidders are expected to demonstrate their capacity to supply vehicles that meet these demanding criteria, contributing to LIMASAM's commitment to cleaner urban services. The acquisition is structured under an "acquisition regime," meaning the contract will involve the outright purchase of the vehicles.

This is a services contract in the urban development and housing and general supplies sectors, with a focus on Municipal Services, General Supplies and Cleaning. Located in Spain, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of EUR 3.2 million.

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