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Tula authorities will allocate 7 million rubles for the repair of the service fleet

The administration of Tula announced the purchase of services for the diagnosis, maintenance and repair of vehicles

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Tula authorities will allocate 7 million rubles for the repair of the service fleet

The administration of Tula announced the purchase for the provision of services for the diagnosis, maintenance and repair of vehicles. The initial cost of the contract is 7 million rubles.

Services are designed to maintain the service fleet of the city. Vehicles of categories B (passenger cars) and D (buses) with an engine capacity of up to 3 liters fall under the contract.

The list of works includes diagnostics, scheduled maintenance and repair - this will allow timely detection of malfunctions and maintenance of equipment in working condition. The technical specification specifies in detail the types of operations, the norms of material consumption, as well as warranty terms for the work performed. The deadline is until December 25 of this year.

The customer is the administration of Tula, supervises the direction of the Department for Transport and Road Management. The purpose of the purchase is to ensure reliable operation of municipal equipment and reduce downtime due to breakdowns.

Recall, as previously wrote “MK in Tula”, the authorities of Tula have already spent on the repair of cars and buses 6 million rubles.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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