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Published 08 Dec 2024

Provision of Vehicle Leasing and Fleet Management Services for Dublin Port

Dublin Port Company · Ireland

Key facts

Closing date
13 Jan 2025
Procedure
Negotiated with prior call for competition (framework)
Buyer type
Utilities & transport

Description

Dublin Port wishes to establish a single party framework agreement for the provision of vehicle leasing and fleet management services. In order to achieve commitments to operational continuity, safe and sustainable port-city relations and compliance with the requirements of the Clean Vehicle Directive, Directive (EU) 2019/1161, Dublin Port Company require the services of a suitably qualified and experienced fleet management company. Requirements will include disposal/recycling of the existing light commercial and passenger car vehicle fleet within the next 2 years and replace with an energy efficient EV, or alternative clean vehicle, LCV/passenger car equivalent. In addition, future management, replacement and disposal of the retained vehicle fleet is a requirement. The replacement interval/timings will be based on the priorities as per table below. The Contracting Entity currently operates a fleet of 24 vehicles which include passenger vehicles and light commercial vehicles which are currently owned and management in-house. The current vehicle fleet operates between 07.00 hours and 19.00 hours, within the confines of the Dublin Port estate the majority of the time, however on occasion may be required to travel outside of the port boundaries to facilitate working requirements (Dublin Inland Port, etc.). The full list of requirements is contained within the procurement document. All responses must be submitted in a zip file format.

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