Supply and Delivery of Heavy and Municipal Vehicles
- Buyer
- Scotland Excel
- Country
- United Kingdom
- Published
- 2026-10-14
- Type
- Contract notice (updated)
- Status
- Open to bid
- Category
- CPV 34140000
Description
This is in relation to the renewal framework for the supply and delivery of Heavy and Municipal Vehicles, available for all 32 council areas in Scotland and Scotland Excel Associate Members. It is anticipated this framework will incorporate various vehicle types, such as, but not limited to, refuse collection vehicles, road sweepers, tippers, skip loaders, gully emptiers, gritters, commercial vehicles, buses, bin lifts, trailers, aerial platforms and lorry mounted cranes. Specialist body building services, as well as options for alternatively fuelled vehicles (electric, hydrogen or hybrid etc) are also included.
The buyer's description as published on Find a Tender (UK). The full notice is at the source.
Around this tender
- Scotland Excel has 3 notices on this site, 3 of them open now, the earliest published 2026-10-14. See them all.
- One of 75 open Transport & logistics tenders in United Kingdom on this site; where a value is published, the median is 1.3m USD.
- Work under the same CPV group (341) is open in 32 other countries: Germany (396), Poland (204), France (88), Spain (69), Czechia (51) and 27 more.
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