France – Autobus électriques – FOURNITURE DE BUS AEROPORTUAIRES ELECTRIQUES
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This tender concerns the supply of 7 electric airport buses and associated equipment for Basel Mulhouse Airport. The contract covers the provision of fully electric vehicles designed for passenger transport within the airport premises, including all necessary ancillary equipment and systems.
Established bus manufacturers or electric vehicle suppliers with proven experience in airport operations and electric drivetrain technology should bid.
Suppliers must be capable of manufacturing or supplying electric buses meeting EU safety and emissions standards. Experience in airport ground support vehicles and technical documentation in French are required.
Frequently asked questions
What is this tender about?
This tender concerns the supply of 7 electric airport buses and associated equipment for Basel Mulhouse Airport. The contract covers the provision of fully electric vehicles designed for passenger transport within the airport premises, including all necessary ancillary equipment and systems.
What are the requirements for suppliers?
Suppliers must be capable of manufacturing or supplying electric buses meeting EU safety and emissions standards. Experience in airport ground support vehicles and technical documentation in French are required.
What type of company should bid?
Established bus manufacturers or electric vehicle suppliers with proven experience in airport operations and electric drivetrain technology should bid.
Who is the buyer?
The buyer is Aéroport de Bâle Mulhouse (68).
FOURNITURE DE 7 BUS AEROPORTUAIRES ELECTRIQUES ET EQUIPEMENTS CONNEXES
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FOURNITURE DE BUS AEROPORTUAIRES ELECTRIQUES
Fourniture de 7 bus aéroportuaires électriques et équipements connexes
- PricePrix de l'offre : 50 points
- QualityMaintenance / réactivité : 30 points
- QualityValeur technique : 20 points
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