Heavy duty motor vehicles code according to DK 021:2015 - 34140000-0 (Pump-hose fire truck)

Original TED description

1. Nomenclature and designation 1.1. Group of fire and rescue vehicles (according to DSTU EN 1846-1:2025) - fire and emergency rescue vehicles. 1.2. Class of fire and rescue vehicles by weight (according to DSTU EN 1846-1:2025) - heavy (S). 1.3. Category of fire and rescue vehicles (according to DSTU EN 1846-1:2025) - rural (2) (fire vehicle capable of moving on all roads and having limited ability to move off-road) or all-terrain (3). 2. Conformity Fire and rescue vehicles shall comply with the requirements set out in: DSTU EN 1846-1:2025 (EN 1846-1:2011, IDT) Fire and rescue vehicles. Part 1. Nomenclature and designations; DSTU EN 1846-2:2018 (EN 1846-2:2009 + Al:2013, IDT) Fire and rescue vehicles. Part 2. General requirements. Safety and performance (or DSTU EN 1846-2:2014 Firefighting equipment. Fire and rescue vehicles. Part 2. General requirements. Safety and performance (EN 1846-2:2009+A1:2013, IDT)); DSTU EN 1846-3:2018 (EN 1846-3:2013, IDT) Fire-fighting and rescue vehicles. Part 3. Fixed equipment. Safety and performance characteristics (or DSTU EN 1846-3:2014 Fire-fighting and rescue vehicles. Part 3. Fixed equipment. Safety requirements and quality indicators (EN 1846-3:2013, IDT)); other regulatory documents necessary for the application of the above standards. Fire-fighting and rescue vehicles must be manufactured to operate at ambient temperatures of at least -25 °C to +45 °C. If it is possible to operate fire-fighting and rescue vehicles outside this range, additional measures must be applied. Details in ANNEX 3 to the tender documentation.