DoF - Collaborative Arrangement - Supply and delivery of vehicle batteries (ID 4189760)

Concepts

• batteries
• belfast
• department of agriculture environment and rural affairs
• northern ireland vehicle batteries
• delivery of vehicle batteries
• delivery of motor vehicle
• dof - collaborative arrangement - supply
• logistics servicebelfast health
• northern ireland
• health and safety executive northern irelanddfe

Location

Northern Ireland:

Description

This contract will be for the supply and delivery of motor vehicle, motor cycle and plant batteries to various locations throughout Northern Ireland Vehicle Batteries for a term of 4 years. The anticipated commencement date shall be 1st April 2023 and expire on 31st March 2027.

Total Quantity or Scope

Additional information: This is a demand lead contract. The The Contractwill used by the Clients listed below:Department of Agriculture Environment and Rural Affairs - DAERA DAERA – Forest service DAERA – Agri-Food And Biosciences InstituteDepartment for Communities – DfCDfC – Arts Council NI ACNIDfC – National Museums NI NMNIDfC – SportNIDepartment for Economy – DfEDfE – Health and Safety Executive Northern IrelandDfE – Southern Regional CollegeDepartment for Infrastructure - DfIDfI- Roads RiversDfI – DVADepartment of Justice – DoJDoJ – NIPSNorthern Ireland Housing Executive – NIHEEducation Authority – EANIPolice Service NI - PSNIBSO - Procurement and Logistics ServiceBelfast Health and Social Care Trust BHSTNorthern Ireland fire and Rescue Service NIFRSNorthern Ireland Ambulance Service NIAS

Award Detail

Award Criteria

CPV Codes

• 31440000 - Batteries

Other Information

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