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Germany – Repair and maintenance services of rolling stock – Schleifen im Werk Krefeld der DB FZI

DB Fahrzeuginstandhaltung GmbH (Bukr 49)GermanyPublished on Sep 27, 2026
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The subject of the procurement is a framework agreement for grinding work to prepare railway vehicles for painting at the Krefeld plant of DB Fahrzeuginstandhaltung GmbH. The specific scope of services, the vehicle types to be treated, and the location where the services are to be provided will be specified in each call-off. The services are to be provided for four years, from 2027 to 2031. Optionally, the contract may be extended by the contracting authority twice, each time by one year. The contracting authority will award a framework agreement for the services to the most highly ranked bidder. Each order will be placed by the contracting authority through a separate individual contract (call-off) based on the framework agreement. The first call-off is to take place from week 01 of 2027. The work is to prepare for painting, which the contracting authority will carry out in-house. The location of the work is the Krefeld plant. Overview of the initial situation, framework conditions and objectives of the procurement The contracting authority plans to paint a total of 16 eight-part multiple units of the BR 407 series in the years 2027 to 2030 as follows: • 2027: 5 multiple units • 2028: 6 multiple units • 2029: 4 multiple units • 2030: 1 multiple unit It is also planned to paint 3 multiple units of the BR 411 series as follows: • 2029: 1 multiple unit • 2031: 2 multiple units As required, further vehicles of the above series, as well as multiple units or individual car bodies of the 401, 403, 408 and 412 series, may be ordered for painting at the Krefeld plant.

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Repair and maintenance services of rolling stock

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