Supply of Ground Fuels to British Forces Cyprus

Published

23 April 2025

Estimated value

£7,845,916

Place of performance

CY

Procedure

Open procedure

Lots

1

Notice number

016616-2025

Reference

ocds-h6vhtk-04b0eb

Official source

Official source

CPV codes

• 09131100Kerosene jet type fuels
• 09135100Heating oil

Description

There is an enduring requirement for the delivery of ground fuels throughout British Forces Cyprus (BFC) locations. - Bulk Automotive Diesel (MT Diesel) - General Purpose to BS EN 590:2013 specification standard of equivalent - Bulk Fuel Oils for Domestic & Industrial Engines and Boiler (Fuel Furnace Oil - Gas Oil) to BS 2869:2010 specification standard or European equivalent - (NATO F-35) Jet-A1 British MOD Def Stan 91-091 (or latest issue) for Jet-A1, and ASTM D1655-08A for Jet-A1 Requesting station locations and estimated annual volumetric requirements are held within the tender documents. As this requirement is listed as OFFICIAL-SENSITIVE, suppliers must request access to the tender event on the Defence Sourcing Portal. Access can be requesting by emailing UKStratCom-Comrcl-BFC@mod.gov.uk. On requesting access suppliers must confirm that they have sufficient security measures in place to handle processing OFFICIAL-SENSITIVE data. The Cyber Risk Rating for this requirement is 'Very Low', Suppliers wishing to tender should submit their cyber returns as soon as possible in the tendering process and note any required actions following return of their cyber submission. Please note …

Awards

Official publications

• FTS · 016616-2025 · 23 April 2025

Frequently asked questions

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