Poland – Parts and accessories for vehicles and their engines – Dostawa

The subject of the contract is the supply of spare parts, light bulbs and tyres for vehicles in 2026, in accordance with the contract description, requirements and on the conditions and in the quantities specified by the contracting authority in the contract documentation. Description and number of contract items: Number of tasks: 3

Task No. 1 – Supply of spare parts for vehicles

Task No. 2 – Supply of light bulbs

Task No. 3 – Supply of tyres

Scope of the contract:

Task No. 1: Supply of spare parts for vehicles: 240 item assortments, including m.in. set of front brake pads for OPEL INSIGNIA – 3 pcs.; set of rear brake pads for OPEL INSIGNIA – 2 pcs.; external joint cover for MAN SYN1E TGE – 4 pcs.; stabilizer bar link for OPEL VIVARO 2.0 CTDI – 12 pcs. (..)

Task No. 2: Supply of light bulbs: 30 item assortments, including m.in. H4 12V 60/55W bulb – 150 pcs.; H7 12V 55W bulb – 100 pcs.; white BA15s 12V 21W bulb – 100 pcs.; white BAY15D 12V 21/5W bulb – 100 pcs. (..)

Task No. 3: Supply of tyres: 8 item assortments, including m.in. all-season tyre 255/100R16 for IVECO SANIT – 10 pcs.; all-season tyre 255/70R16 for FORD RANGER – 15 pcs.; summer tyre 215/70RC for Fiat Ducato – 5 pcs. (..).

Place of delivery: the warehouse of the Armoured and Automotive Service, ul. Bema 3, 86-300 Grudziądz

General requirements for the offered contract subject:

1) The contractor must supply the contract subject as new, unused, non-regenerated, in the first category. The contract subject must meet the quality requirements specified in the technical documentation of the manufacturer of the given product. The contract subject must be made in accordance with the technical documentation and technical requirements developed by the manufacturer of the given type of vehicle.

2) The supplied products must be packed in a way that ensures the preservation of their quality properties and technical-exploitation parameters during transport and storage in warehouse conditions. The packaging must be described in a way that allows for the unambiguous identification of the supplied product.

3) The offered contract subject must be in accordance with the requirements and parameters specified by the contracting authority.

4. The contractor is obliged to provide a 24-month warranty for the contract subject specified in task No. 1, 2 and 3, counted from the date of the protocol of acceptance of the contract subject.