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Tire Installation and Maintenance Services

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This subcontract for Tire Installation and Maintenance Services involves providing specialized technical support for prime contractors managing FAO fleet projects in Kenya. The scope of work includes mounting and demounting tires, wheel balancing and alignment, tire rotations, and puncture repairs. To ensure all vehicle wheels are road-worthy, the service provider must utilize professional tire changers and laser alignment systems while strictly adhering to manufacturer torque and pressure specifications. The contract is categorized under NAICS code 811198 and is specifically designated for performance within Kenya. Managed by the Food and Agriculture Organization, the agreement focuses on maintaining fleet safety and operational efficiency through precise maintenance standards and the use of industry-standard equipment.

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Tire installation and maintenance services for FAO fleet projects located in Kenya.

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Place of Performance

KEN

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NONE

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This scope was carved out of 2026/FRKEN/FRKEN/138960.

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Provision of Vehicle Tires Maintenance (2026/508) [email hidden]

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AgencyFAO
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Performs tire installation and maintenance for prime contractors on FAO fleet projects in Kenya. Mounts and demounts tires, performs wheel balancing and alignment, executes tire rotations, and repairs punctures. Utilizes tire changers and laser alignment systems. Adheres to manufacturer torque and pressure specifications. Delivers road-worthy vehicle wheels.

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