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Försvarsmakten has more than 7 000 passenger cars and transport vehicles in its lighter vehicle fleet, for which the authority needs framework agreements for workshop services and spare parts. A significant portion of the vehicle fleet currently consists of older vehicles (model year 2015 and older), and due to the upgrade that Försvarsmakten is facing, the vehicle fleet will also be successively replaced, after which newer vehicles will be added to the authority. The vehicle fleet of standard vehicles consists of both passenger cars, transport cars and light trucks as well as trailers and motorcycles. These vehicles must be maintained throughout their technical lifespan through maintenance, repairs and spare parts, for which Försvarsmakten needs framework agreements.

Försvarsmakten has its own workshop capacity through the authority's field workshops, which consist of trained workshop staff and technicians who can handle a wide range of vehicle types, including the vehicle brands requested in the procurement and more military-specific material. Usually, a civilian supplier is contracted to handle workshop services for the authority's standard vehicles, but it happens that Försvarsmaktens field workshop staff performs work on their own. It is important for Försvarsmakten that the framework agreement suppliers are represented near Försvarsmaktens operational locations. Operational locations can be locations where Försvarsmakten has garrison areas, regiments, training, shooting or airfields.

Försvarsmakten also sees a need for the Supplier to be able to provide the services at individual locations in the event that Sweden is to provide Host Nation Support (HNS) for visiting units from other NATO countries. The need, within the framework of HNS, may be more or less rarely occurring, but nevertheless a need that Försvarsmakten sees may be of significance for the assignment under the framework agreement's term. Försvarsmakten also has, in the event, a need to be able to procure services internationally, which is mainly within northern Norway, northwestern and western Finland, the Baltic countries and the rest of Europe.