Cargo vehicle of pickup type Toyota Hilux (or equivalent) (CPV code: 34130000-7: Motor trucks, code according to the Unified Procurement Dictionary that best matches the name of the nomenclature item of the procurement subject DP 021:2015 34131000-4-Pickups)

This tender, issued by the Balakliya City Council of Kharkiv Oblast, Ukraine, seeks the procurement of a cargo vehicle specifically of the pickup truck type. The primary model specified is the Toyota Hilux, or an equivalent alternative that meets the required specifications. The procurement falls under the Common Procurement Vocabulary (CPV) code 34130000-7, which covers motor trucks, with a more specific classification of 34131000-4 for pickups. The procuring entity requires a reliable and robust vehicle suitable for cargo transport, likely for operational or logistical purposes within the municipality. While detailed technical specifications are not provided in this excerpt, the emphasis on a 'pickup type' suggests a need for a vehicle with an open cargo bed and four-wheel-drive capability, common for such utility vehicles. The tender is open to suppliers who can provide a vehicle that matches or exceeds the quality and functionality of the specified Toyota Hilux model. Interested parties are advised to review the full tender documentation for precise technical requirements, delivery timelines, and submission procedures. The procurement aims to enhance the operational capacity of the Balakliya City Council through the acquisition of essential transportation assets.

This is a supplies contract in the transport and logistics sector, with a focus on Freight. Located in Ukraine, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of UAH 3.6 million.

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