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Norway · Transport equipment and auxiliary products

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2 REFUSE COMPACTION VEHICLE 8X4 WITH A CRANE.

HRS Husholdning AS · Norway

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The contracting authority shall procure 2 new lorries with compactor additions and cranes. The vehicles shall be used for emptying buried containers, so that cranes and throw-ins must be suitable for efficient operation of this type of waste containers. Please note that the customer is located in the North Norway in an Arctic climate and the vehicles must be adapted to such conditions. The customer has high requirements for running time on their vehicles…

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Deadline Aug 17, 2026 10:00 UTC
Estimated valueNot announced
PublishedJun 10, 2026
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What is being procured?

The contracting authority shall procure 2 new lorries with compactor additions and cranes. The vehicles shall be used for emptying buried containers, so that cranes and throw-ins must be suitable for efficient operation of this type of waste containers. Please note that the customer is located in the North Norway in an Arctic climate and the vehicles must be adapted to such conditions. The customer has high requirements for running time on their vehicles and tenderers are therefore required to have a marking workshop for the chassis locally in Narvik and Harstad, where the customer is located and the vehicles shall be delivered. See the requirement specifications for details on the vehicles that shall be procured.

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