Summary
Machine-generated summaryThe Departmental Fire and Rescue Service of Pyrenees-Orientales (SDIS 66) awarded a framework agreement for equipment to fit out its fire and rescue vehicles. The consultation was divided into 6 lots: hoses, nozzles, rescue kits, coupling fittings, thermal equipment and accessories, and portable power tools and accessories. Each lot was awarded separately, with technical merit and price as judging criteria. The winners were GALLIN SA, LEADER, SECURHIT GROUP, PYRENEES AGRICOLES and ETS BAURES-PRODUITS METALLURGIQUES. The maximum spend over the whole term, including any renewal periods, is EUR 1,550,000. Orders are placed through purchase orders and paid at unit prices.
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