DfI Roads and Rivers - Supply and Delivery of various Mobile Plant and Equipment 2022 -2023

Concepts

• belfast
• agricultural machinery
• dfi roads
• equipment
• delivery of various mobile plant
• transport equipment
• self loading or unloading trailers and semi-trailers
• following lots
• rivers
• rivers - supply

Location

Northern Ireland:

Description

DfI Roads and Rivers have a requirement for the supply and delivery of various Mobile Plant and Equipment. This requirement has been divided in the following lots and Economic Operators may tender for one or more of the following lots. Lot 1 - Supply and Delivery of 3 no. 14-17 Tonne Excavators Lot 2 - Supply and Delivery of 4 no. Mini Excavators Lot 3 - Supply and Delivery 1 no. Tractor Lot 4 – Supply and Delivery of 34 no. Trailers

Lot Division

CPV Codes

• 16000000 - Agricultural machinery
• 16500000 - Self-loading or unloading trailers and semi-trailers for agriculture
• 16700000 - Tractors
• 34000000 - Transport equipment and auxiliary products to transportation
• 43000000 - Machinery for mining, quarrying, construction equipment
• 43200000 - Earthmoving and excavating machinery, and associated parts
• 43260000 - Mechanical shovels, excavators and shovel loaders, and mining machinery
• 43262000 - Excavating machinery
• 43262100 - Mechanical excavators

Indicators

• Restrictions apply to the lot award allocation.
• This is a one-off contract (no recurrence)
• Renewals are not available.
• Professional qualifications are sought.

Other Information

** PREVIEW NOTICE, please check Find a Tender for full details. ** DfI is utilising an electronic tendering system to manage this procurement and communicate with Tenderers. Accordingly, it is. intended that all communications with DfI including the accessing and submission of tender responses will be conducted via. https://.etendersni.gov.uk/epps/home.do. The successful contractor's performance on the contract will be regularly monitored. If a. contractor fails to reach satisfactory levels of contract performance they will be given a specified time to improve. If, after the specified time, they still fail to reach satisfactory levels of contract performance, the matter will be escalated to senior management in the Department for Infrastructure for further action. If this occurs and their performance still does not improve to satisfactory levels within the specified period, it may be regarded as an act of grave professional misconduct and they may be issued with a Certificate of Unsatisfactory Performance and the contract may be terminated. The issue of a Certificate of Unsatisfactory Performance will result in the contractor being excluded from all procurement competitions being undertaken by Centres of Procurement Expertise on behalf of bodies covered by the Northern Ireland Procurement Policy for a period of twelve months from the date of issue of the certificate.