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DCA Conversion

Conversion of ambulance chassis to create fully equipped emergency vehicles. This contract involves the technical fit-out and modification of base vehicles to meet specific ambulance service standards and operational requirements.

Awarded value
£227k
As published
Published
17 July 2025
Awarded
14 July 2025
WAS Vehicles (UK) Ltd
Contract length
12 months
Ends 13 July 2026

What the contract covers

Goods contract

Specialist conversion and outfitting of ambulance chassis to meet clinical operational requirements for emergency medical service providers.

Terms and requirements

Contract type
Goods contract
Procedure
Selective procedure
Initial term
12 months
Contract dates
14 July 2025 to 13 July 2026
Certifications asked for
None stated
Suitable for SMEs
Not stated
Category
Goods
CPV codes
50117200

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Lifecycle

  1. Published
  2. Contract awardedto WAS Vehicles (UK) Ltd
  3. Contract starts
  4. Contract ends
The buyer

London Ambulance Service NHS Trust

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WAS Vehicles (UK) Ltd

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Cite this contract

Link
https://bidskim.com/tender/21273/dca-conversion
Buyer reference
CF-3113700D0O000000rwimUAA
Open contracting ID
ocds-b5fd17-10f44f4d-3502-492d-83d1-320ce93148d1
Last checked
5 November 2026

London Ambulance Service NHS Trust. DCA Conversion. Contract award, 17 July 2025. BidSkim, https://bidskim.com/tender/21273/dca-conversion (accessed 5 November 2026).