Maintenance of life jackets

The Danish Defence and the Danish Emergency Management Agency are seeking a service provider for the maintenance of life jackets used on vessels within their respective domains. This contract will encompass the servicing, repair, and disposal of life jackets. All maintenance activities must be conducted in strict accordance with Danish legislation, including the Executive Order on Notices from the Danish Maritime Authority B, Executive Order no. 1519 of 07/12/2023 concerning the construction and equipment of ships for the implementation of the International Convention for the Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS) in Denmark, and Executive Order no. 422 of May 17, 2016, on ship equipment. Furthermore, the service must comply with EU Regulation 2016/425. The provider must be an authorized entity for performing such maintenance. The tender specifically lists a comprehensive range of Viking brand life jacket models requiring this service, including various SOLAS-approved types, training models, non-SOLAS models, and specialized vests for different applications such as passenger, boarding, work, and evacuation. This includes models like the Viking PV94073107 (SOLAS Type), PV94083107 (SOLAS Training), PV94105007 (DS/EN 399), PV9417 (HELO SVN), PV9320 (SOLAS 180 Symmetric), PV94073107MSLD, PV1066277, PV9360 (Inflatable), PV9317 (Evacuation 275N), PV9516 (Baby SOLAS Fast), PV9455 (Boarding 275N CE/VI), PV9480 (Work 275N CE/VI), and passenger/junior variants. The scope of work is critical for ensuring maritime safety and compliance for the involved government agencies.

This is a services contract in the security and defense and general supplies sectors, with a focus on Demining and General Supplies. Located in Denmark, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums.

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