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Chuvash search and rescue service will receive a specialized shift bus

Regional Procurement Center of Chuvashia announced an auction for the purchase of a specialized shift bus with a capacity of more than 20 seats for the needs of the republican search and rescue service

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Chuvash search and rescue service will receive a specialized shift bus

The regional procurement center of Chuvashia announced an auction for the purchase of a specialized shift bus with a capacity of more than 20 seats for the needs of the republican search and rescue service. For these purposes, about 10.9 million rubles were allocated from the regional budget.

The auction results will be announced no later than October 26. According to the terms of the contract, the supplier must transfer the equipment to the customer by November 25.

As the head of the State Service of Chuvashia for Competition Policy and Tariffs Sergey Egorov noted, this transport is necessary for the prompt delivery of rescuers to the place of emergency situations, especially in hard-to-reach areas where conventional equipment cannot pass.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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