Awarded contract

Harvesting machinery

Details

Value
£257,003
Duration
10 years
Topic
Harvesting machinery
Published
21 February 2017

Tender description

DAERA. Forest Service. — The supply and delivery of a 6 wheeled thinning harvester incorporating the part exchange of a 2001 timberjack 1070 harvester tender includes the provision of repair and spare parts. DAERA. Forest Service. — The supply and delivery of a six wheeled thinning harvester incorporating the part exchange of a 2001 timberjack 1070 harvester tender includes the provision of repair and spare parts.

Timeline

  1. Completed: Award date5 January 2017
  2. Completed: Award published21 February 2017
    Current notice
  3. Next: Contract expiry date14 November 2026in 1 week

About the buyer

The Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs is one of Northern Ireland's nine executive departments, and buys as a central government body. Procurement spans IT, professional services, research, facilities management and construction.

Over the past 5 years, most of the Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs's contract awards have been in agricultural and horticultural services, agricultural machinery and software and information systems.

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