For the city cemeteries of Penza will buy two tractors for 6.7 million rubles
Cemeteries need constant care. Here it is necessary to regularly remove garbage, clear paths and monitor order on the territory. To perform these tasks in Penza want to purchase new equipment.

Cemeteries need constant care. Here it is necessary to regularly remove garbage, clear paths and monitor order on the territory. To perform these tasks in Penza want to purchase new equipment.
The relevant information appeared on the public procurement website. The customer is the municipal budgetary institution "City Cemeteries Service". The initial cost of the contract is 6,722,000 rubles.
For these funds, it is planned to purchase two wheeled tractors of the Belarus brand or their analogues. Each car should be equipped with a diesel engine with a capacity of 80 to 100 horsepower and a manual transmission.
In addition to the tractors themselves, the purchase provides for the supply of attachments that will allow the use of equipment for various utilities. In particular, the kit should include two rotary bulldozer dumps with a width of 2.5 to 3 meters. Such equipment can be used to clear territories, including snow.
There are also two rear brushes for cleaning tracks and driveways and two front loaders with buckets. The load capacity of each forklift should be at least one ton, and the maximum unloading height should be at least 3.7 meters.
According to the requirements of the customer, all the equipment supplied must be new, produced not earlier than 2025. In addition, attachments must be fully suitable for the purchased tractors.
The warranty will be 12 months or 1,000 hours of operation, whichever comes first. During the warranty period, the supplier is obliged to eliminate the detected faults free of charge.
The supplier will be determined by the results of an electronic request for quotations. Summing up is scheduled for November 20, 2026.
Cemeteries are places of remembrance where people come to honor the memory of departed loved ones, remember them and put the graves in order. Therefore, it is important that improvement is maintained in such territories, paths and passages remain well maintained. The new technology should help utilities cope with these tasks more effectively.



