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Supply of 50 Specialized Garbage Compactor Trucks

Key Information

Funded by

President’s Office (TAMISEMI) Tanzania

Status

Open

Deadline

1 Jul 2026 · 73 days left

Category

Goods

Budget

USD 4,000,000

Reference

TZ-PORALG-2026-G-01

Method

International Competitive Bidding

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Scope of Work

Equipment Need:
Strengthening urban waste management across Tanzania major cities.
Specs:

10-ton capacity rear-loading compactor trucks.
Euro 5 emission standard engines.
Equipped with GPS fleet tracking and fuel monitoring.
On-site maintenance training for 100 municipal drivers/technicians.

Requirements & Qualifications

Bidder Profile:

Must be an OEM or authorized global dealer.
Guarantee: Minimum 2-year full warranty.
Support: Must have an established after-sales service center in Dar es Salaam.
Past Performance: Evidence of supplying 20+ units to a government entity.

Source: https://www.tamisemi.go.tz/tenders

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