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Purchase of a waste transport truck for Ahl Oued Za commune 2026 Tender

Original: Achat D’un Camion De Transport Des Dechets Au Profit De La Commune Ahl Oued Za Province De Taourirt.

Commune rurale de AHL OUAD ZA

In context

This is a contract notice published by a government body covering the supply of goods. Bids are invited through an open procedure. Delivery covers Morocco (MENA). It is classified under Waste Reduction against the sustainability taxonomy rather than matched on keywords.

Summary

A Moroccan rural commune is procuring one waste transport truck through an open tender (ref. 01/2026, closing 10 November 2026). It suits local truck suppliers or dealers able to deliver a single-lot vehicle, rather than sustainability specialists.

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About this tender

ACHAT D’UN CAMION DE TRANSPORT DES DECHETS AU PROFIT DE LA COMMUNE AHL OUED ZA PROVINCE DE TAOURIRT. Procédure : Appel d'offres ouvert Lieu d'exécution : TAOURIRT Référence : 01/2026

Key requirements

  • ✓Supply of one waste transport truck for the commune of Ahl Oued Za, Taourirt Province
  • ✓Open tender procedure, reference 01/2026, executed in Taourirt
  • ✓Closing date 10 November 2026

Relevant sectors

How this compares

  • Compared with 5 similar tenders (waste in Morocco) listed in the last 12 months.
  • It allows 10 days to respond, the same as the typical 10 days across 5 similar tenders.
  • This is the only similar tender from this organisation listed here in the last 12 months.

Figures are computed from notices listed on Raise Lens in the same sector and country over the last 12 months.

About this sector

Waste reduction funding covers prevention, collection, sorting, recycling and recovery of municipal, commercial and industrial waste. Much of the activity is public procurement by local and regional authorities, alongside grants for new treatment technology. Bidders are typically assessed on service capacity, environmental permits and track record with comparable contracts.