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Квадрокоптер Autel EVO Max 4T
In EnglishAutel EVO Max 4T quadcopter
Військова частина А0216 in Ukraine is inviting bids for “Autel EVO Max 4T quadcopter”. Bids close on 14 October 2026, 10:00 EEST; the estimated value is UAH 5.75 million. Who can bid: The bidder, its ultimate beneficial owner, member or shareholder must not be subject to sanctions banning public procurement; The bidder must not be a legal entity whose ultimate beneficial owner, member or shareholder is Russia, Belarus or Iran. askTender lists every requirement to qualify and checks whether your company meets them.
The tender in brief
Supply of 39 Autel EVO Max 4T quadcopters for a Ukrainian military unit, for authorised drone suppliers
A Ukrainian military unit is buying 39 Autel EVO Max 4T quadcopters through a price quotation procedure. The expected contract value is 5,746,871.0 UAH and the supply is exempt from value added tax. The contract price is final and cannot be increased by the amount of value added tax.
Who can win it
- The bidder, its ultimate beneficial owner, member or shareholder must not be subject to sanctions banning public procurement
- The bidder must not be a legal entity whose ultimate beneficial owner, member or shareholder is Russia, Belarus or Iran
- The goods must not originate from Russia, Belarus or Iran
Key facts
- Estimated value
- UAH 5.75 million
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