Supply and Services of Surveying Instruments
Published 17 March 2026
Location
Hannover, Germany
Deadline
12 May 2026
9 days remaining
Suggested bid value
~EUR 150,000
Source
bund.de
Description
This German (Hannover) public tender requires contractors to supply surveying instruments, potentially including associated services such as maintenance, calibration, or training. The absence of specific CPV codes and a detailed description necessitates further investigation to ascertain the precise types and quantities of instruments required (e.g., total stations, GPS/GNSS equipment, levels). The 'general' trade suggests a relatively broad scope, meaning the instruments could be for various applications from land surveying to construction layout. Given the lack of information on regional authorities this will be a factor during the review. The response deadline provides approximately 8 weeks for proposal preparation. Contractors should carefully evaluate whether they possess the requisite inventory or supplier network, and the capability to provide any post-sale services that may be specified. Assessing the technical specifications within the tender documents will be key in determining the suitability for this project.
The short description only mentions instruments; it's crucial to determine if any supplementary equipment (e.g., tripods, data collectors) or software solutions are also included in the scope. Also, clarification on the contract’s duration, payment terms, and performance guarantees will be essential to consider the financial implications. Contractors lacking a local presence in Germany should factor in logistics, import duties, and potentially the need for a local partner to provide on-site services.
Without more information, evaluating the project’s complexity is challenging. However, the need for ongoing service suggests a multi-year contract should be explored.
Original description
This tender is for the supply and related services of surveying instruments. Contractors should be able to provide and potentially service these instruments.