CPV subcategory

34144510: Vehicles for refuse

CPV code 34144510 is "Vehicles for refuse", a subcategory in the Common Procurement Vocabulary used to classify UK public sector contracts. It, or a more specific code beneath it, was used on 204 UK public contracts since 2023, awarded by 93 buyers, most often Ubico Limited and Leeds City Council. The typical contract was worth about £865k.

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About CPV code 34144510

What is CPV code 34144510?

CPV code 34144510 is "Vehicles for refuse", a subcategory in the Common Procurement Vocabulary used to classify UK public sector contracts. It, or a more specific code beneath it, was used on 204 UK public contracts since 2023, awarded by 93 buyers, most often Ubico Limited and Leeds City Council. The typical contract was worth about £865k.

Which codes sit above and below 34144510?

34144510 sits under 34000000 (Transport equipment and auxiliary products to transportation), then 34100000 (Motor vehicles), then 34140000 (Heavy-duty motor vehicles), then 34144000 (Special-purpose motor vehicles), then 34144500 (Vehicles for refuse and sewage). It has 2 more specific codes beneath it, the most used being 34144511 (Refuse-collection vehicles).

Who wins contracts under CPV code 34144510?

The suppliers named most often on UK public contracts under 34144510 since 2023 are Dennis Eagle LTD (88), FAUN Zoeller (UK) Limited (23), NTM-GB Limited (11). 45 different suppliers have won work under this code.

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