DS183-15 - Framework Agreement for UK Fire and Rescue Emergency Response Vehicles (Pumping Appliances, Aerials and Special Vehicles)
Devon and Somerset Fire and Rescue Service (on behalf of the Chief Fire Officers Association (CFOA)Transport Officers Group) is leading a procurement project to implement a Framework Agreement, specifically for the United Kingdom Fire Sector, for Emergency Response Vehicles (Pumping Appliances, Aerial Appliances and Special Vehicles). This Contract Notice is to invite suppliers to tender for a place on the Framework Agreement. The target date for the Framework Agreement to go live is March/April 2017. Full details of the requirement is provided in the tender documents, which are available to all suppliers via this e-Tendering portal. The scope of the Framework Agreement is: • The provision of new Fire and Rescue Emergency Response Vehicles (Pumping Appliances, Aerial Appliances and Special Vehicles). • The provision of driver training variations of Fire and Rescue Emergency Response Vehicles, which may or may not be used operationally. • Supply and fit of equipment (or fit only (where equipment is free issued to the Contractor)) – Installed and loose/non-installed, allowing Contracting Authorities the option to procure fully kitted vehicles via the Contractor who is supplying the vehicle, to include optional technology such as vehicle telematics, equipment track and trace/asset tagging and CCTV. • Conversion and refurbishment of existing Fire and Rescue Emergency Response Vehicles • Customer / after sales support – Such as vehicle maintenance support, warranty, damage repairs, parts and training. The Framework Contractors shall be able to supply a fully kitted vehicle, to include sourcing the chassis and required equipment. However, Contracting Authorities have the flexibility to free issue the chassis and any equipment to the Contractor supplying the vehicle. The types of vehicles, equipment and technology may change during the life of the Framework Agreement to allow for advances in technology and changing demand
Supplies
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34144200-0 Vehicles for the emergency services
34100000-8 Motor vehicles
34114000-9 Specialist vehicles
34144000-8 Special-purpose motor vehicles
34144210-3 Firefighting vehicles
34144213-4 Fire engines
34200000-9 Vehicle bodies, trailers or semi-trailers
35110000-8 Firefighting, rescue and safety equipment
35412500-0 Command and liaison vehicles
42122110-4 Pumps for firefighting
42415320-7 Equipment for emergency vehicles
50100000-6 Repair, maintenance and associated services of vehicles and rela
50117000-8 Vehicle conversion and reconditioning services
50117100-9 Motor vehicle conversion services
34113200-4 All-terrain vehicles
34113300-5 Off-road vehicles
34114110-3 Rescue vehicles
34131000-4 Pick-ups
34133100-9 Tankers
34136000-9 Vans
34139000-0 Chassis
34114100-0 Emergency vehicles
34144211-0 Turntable-ladder trucks
34144212-7 Water-tender vehicles
34320000-6 Mechanical spare parts except engines and engine parts
34310000-3 Engines and engine parts
34913000-0 Miscellaneous spare parts
35112000-2 Rescue and emergency equipment
43328100-9 Hydraulic equipment
44481100-6 Fire ladders
44482100-3 Fire hoses
48100000-9 Industry specific software package
32441300-9 Telematics system
44480000-8 Miscellaneous fire-protection equipment
34142100-5 Elevator-platforms trucks
34951000-8 Access platforms
34113000-2 4-wheel-drive vehicles
34136200-1 Panel vans
34136100-0 Light vans
34130000-7 Motor vehicles for the transport of goods
34140000-0 Heavy-duty motor vehicles
34221100-3 Mobile incident units
34221000-2 Special-purpose mobile containers
34221200-4 Mobile emergency units
34211300-9 Vehicle bodies for goods vehicles
50110000-9 Repair and maintenance services of motor vehicles and associated
31120000-3 Generators
42521000-4 Smoke-extraction equipment
Devon and Somerset Fire and Rescue Authority
Service Headquarters, The Knowle, Clyst St George
EX3 0NW
Exeter
United Kingdom
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| Notice | Date of dispatch |
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| Live Opportunity (Contracts Finder) | 16/09/2016 11:30 |
| Contract notice (TED (v209)) | 16/09/2016 11:40 |
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05/10/2016 10:10 |
| Contract award notice (TED (v209)) | 17/02/2017 10:40 |
A Light Rescue Pumping Appliance is a vehicle that is designed and manufactured with a recognised fire pump and water tank with the main purpose of attending incidents for extinguishing fires and has a Gross Vehicle Weight of 3 to 7.5 tonnes. This is a multiple supplier lot.
A Medium Rescue Pumping Appliance is a vehicle that is designed and manufactured with a recognised fire pump and water tank with the main purpose of attending incidents for extinguishing fires and has a Gross Vehicle Weight of over 7.5 and up to 15 tonnes. This is a multiple supplier lot.
A Super Rescue Pumping Appliance is a vehicle that is designed and manufactured with a recognised fire pump and water tank with the main purpose of attending incidents for extinguishing fires and has a Gross Vehicle Weight of over 15 tonnes. This is a multiple supplier lot.
For vehicle descriptions, see lot description for lots 1, 2 and 3. Contracting Authorities shall only be permitted to use lot 4 where they can justify that lots 1, 2 and/or 3 are not suitable to meet their requirement. This is a multiple supplier lot.
A Rapid Intervention Vehicle is a type of Light Rescue Pumping Appliance. Lot 5a is for a 4x2 Rapid Intervention Vehicle. This is a single supplier lot.
A Rapid Intervention Vehicle is a type of Light Rescue Pumping Appliance. Lot 5b is for a 4x4 Rapid Intervention Vehicle. This is a single supplier lot.
An Aerial Appliance is a vehicle fitted with aerial capability to effect rescues from tall and high-rise structures and pump water. This is a multiple supplier lot.
A Light Special Vehicle is an operational asset with a specific role or purpose, with a Gross Vehicle Weight of 3 to 7.5 tonnes. This is a multiple supplier lot.
A Medium Special Vehicle is an operational asset with a specific role or purpose, with a Gross Vehicle Weight of over 7.5 and up to 15 tonnes. This is a multiple supplier lot.
A Super Special Vehicle is an operational asset with a specific role or purpose, with a Gross Vehicle Weight of over 15 tonnes. This is a multiple supplier lot.
An Incident Support Unit is a type of Light Special Vehicle. This is a single supplier lot.
This is the Suitability Assessment (Online Questionnaire) referred to within the Invitation to Tender and must be fully completed (with the exception of lot specific questions that are applicable to lots that you are not bidding for).