CFT for the supply of Multi Modal ROV (and Accessories)
- Qualification deadline
- Dec 18,Questions by Dec 11,
- Procedure
- With prequalificationTwo stages
Brief
The Irish Department of Defence seeks to purchase up to three battery-powered, multi-modal ROVs for the Irish Defence Forces, with a maximum total contract value of €2 million and a project duration of 5 years. The ROVs are primarily for maritime Explosive Ordnance Disposal, with adaptability for Search and Recovery, Mine Countermeasures and Critical Infrastructure Protection. They must operate at depths of at least 300 metres and be launchable and recoverable by a two-person team from land or small boats; ease of handling, deployment and a user-focused human-machine interface are key. Delivery is required to the Naval Base at Haulbowline, County Cork, Ireland, and the authority retains an option to purchase the third unit.
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The Minister for Defence (the “Contracting Authority”) is seeking responses from economic operators (“Candidates”) through this Pre-Qualification Questionnaire (PQQ) for the purchase of a Multi Modal ROV to the Department of Defence, Ireland for use by the Irish Defence Forces. The requirement exists for the supply of up to 3 units. It is intended that the purchase arising from this competition shall be delivered DAP (Incoterms) Naval Base, Haulbowline, Co. Cork, Ireland. In summary, The Defence Forces wishes to procure up to three (3) multi-function, battery powered ROV’s primarily designed for Maritime Explosive Ordnance Disposal but adaptable for use in theatres such as Search and Recovery (SAR), Mine Counter measures (MCM), and Critical Infrastructure Protection (CIP). An option to purchase a third unit will be retained by contracting authority. Launching and recovering must be possible with a 2-man team from land and small boats. Ease of handling and deployment and a user-focused HMI should be to the forefront of tender submissions. Operational depth ≥300m. Further details of the requirements can be found at Appendix 1.
Contact
buildingpmb@defence.ie- Competition · PrequalificationType
- 38820000Main codeRemote-control equipment
- 35512400Unmanned underwater vehicles43135000Subsea equipment