MOTOR VEHICLE SERVICE

National Prosecuting Authority wants servicing and maintenance for 84 vehicles in five lots — 10 FAW Dragon buses, 49 Kia Picantos, 13 Toyotas, 8 European saloons and 4 mixed; bids close 11 September, 10am.

Servicing and maintenance of the National Prosecuting Authority's fleet, split into five lots so a bidder can go for the vehicles they are set up to handle. Lot 1 is 10 FAW Dragon buses. Lot 2 is 49 Kia Picantos, easily the largest single block. Lot 3 is 13 Toyotas — 5 Fortuners, 2 Mark X, 1 Gracia, 1 Caldina, 1 Corolla, 1 Hiace minibus, 1 RAV4 and 1 Allex. Lot 4 is 8 European and Japanese saloons: a Benz E300, E320, two C180s, a B-Class, a Volvo XC90, a Range Rover Sport and a Honda Accord. Lot 5 is 4 mixed vehicles — a Mazda T35 minibus, a Mazda Axela, a Ford Everest and a Mitsubishi L200. The delivery period is 90 days and bids stay valid for 90 days. The address given is 101 Kwame Nkrumah Avenue, Harare. The full tender document was not available to us. Download it from the source before bidding: whether you may bid for single lots, what service intervals are covered, and whether parts are included are not stated on the notice.

Moderate effort to bid.

Written from the published notice — the full tender document was not available to us. Download it from the source before bidding: eligibility rules, fees and specifications may only appear there.

• No bid document fee is stated on the notice (listed as 0).

• Five lots, but the notice does not say whether bidders may bid on some lots and not others.
• Lot 4 needs a workshop equipped for Mercedes-Benz, Volvo and Range Rover — a different capability from the Picanto lot.
• No service schedule or parts arrangement is published, so the scope per vehicle is unknown.

• 21 Aug 2026, 16:30 — Published by NATIONAL PROSECUTING AUTHORITY OF ZIMBABWE