VANS.pdf
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- Passenger Vans 2026
- Solicitation number
- PR16156704
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Department of State US Embassy Bogota
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This is a Solicitation for the procurement of three (3) non-armored 15-19 passenger vans by the General Services Office (GSO) at the U.S. Embassy in Bogotá, Colombia.
Vehicle Requirements and Specifications
The vans must be brand new with 15-19 retractable seats in black industrial fabric. Engine specifications include turbo diesel Euro VI compliance with Colombian regulatory standards, displacement of 1,800-2,400 cc, horsepower of 120-200 HP, and torque of 300-400 Nm. The transmission must be manual with at least six gears and 4x2 rear traction. Minimum dimensions include a wheelbase of 4,325 mm, total length of 7,367 mm, cargo area length of 4,751 mm, and cargo area volume of 15.5 m³. The brake system must feature ABS, EBV, and disk pads on front and rear. Required cabin features include an aluminum rail profile seating system with heavy-duty vinyl flooring, luggage compartment with storage drawer and tie-down rings, certified 3-point retractable seat belts, roof and floor LED lighting, roof emergency exit hatch, basic FM/AM radio with auxiliary input, reversing camera with 700 TVL/720p HD resolution and four flush-mount sensors, and air conditioning. Models from American manufacturers or those built to U.S. specifications are highly preferred. All vehicles must include a five-year warranty covering mechanical components, van, and platform, with post-sales service available through authorized brand repair shops in Bogotá.
Delivery, Pricing, and Submission Requirements
Delivery must occur in Bogotá within 90 days of purchase order acceptance under DDP (Delivered Duty Paid) INCOTERMS. Colombian vendors must submit prices in Colombian Pesos (COP), while U.S. vendors may submit in USD with prices incorporating DDP terms. Payment is via Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) net 30 calendar days upon receipt and acceptance of delivery, with no advance payments permitted. Only vendors officially licensed to sell vehicles in Colombia will be accepted. The vendor assumes all responsibility for customs clearance, importation, and logistics costs; the U.S. Embassy will not provide tax exemptions or importation assistance but will assist with obtaining diplomatic license plates. All proposals must include technical information sheets, evidence of meeting all specified requirements, NDAA compliance certification (52.204-24), proof of relevant industry experience, financial capability documentation, warranty terms, and a statement certifying understanding of requirements, delivery terms, payment terms, three-month offer validity, warranty handling capability in Bogotá, and availability of preventive and corrective maintenance services in Bogotá. The procurement contains no stated response deadline or award date, and no federal contract vehicles or set-asides are mentioned.
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The General Services Office (GSO) at the U.S. Embassy in Bogotá has a requirement for non-armored 15-19 pax VANs; we invite you to read carefully the following minimum requirements:
General Requirement:
Three (3) 15-19 pax VANs meeting the following criteria, please ensure the vehicles align with the specified criteria. Models from American manufacturers or those built to meet U.S. specifications are highly preferred.
Required Specifications:
Engine:
• Compliance with Colombian Regulatory Standards.
• Turbo Diesel, Euro VI
• From 1,800 to 2,400 cc.
• From 120HP to 200 HP.
• Torque: From 300 to 400 Nm @ RPM
Transmission:
• Manual with at least 6 gears.
• 4x2 Rear traction.
Brake system:
• ABS
• EBV
• Disk pads on front
• Disk Pads on back
Dimensions:
• At least Wheelbase 4,325 mm
• At least Total length 7,367 mm
• At least Cargo area length 4,751 mm
• At least Cargo area volume 15.5 m³
Cabin:
Compliance with Colombian Regulatory Standards:
compliance with local regulations required by the ministry of transport (resolution
3753 of 2015 – resolution 4200 of 2016 – annex 8 to un regulation 107 – circular of December 14, 2016 – Colombian technical standard NTC 5206 – resolution
7126 of 1995 and resolution 7171 of 2002) -regulation 107-regulation 80 (R-80)
• 14-19 retractable seats in black industrial heavy use fabric. No Vinyl, no leather.
• Aluminum rail profile system and bodywork brackets for seat mounting + heavy-duty vinyl flooring + front sub-flooring double-level.
• Luggage compartment + storage drawer + tie-down rings.
• Certified 3-point retractable seat belts for all seats.
• Roof and floor led light system.
• Roof emergency exit hatch.
• Basic FM/AM radio with auxiliary input. No touch screen is necessary. Only required for front seats, no need for rear speakers.
• Reversing camera - reversing sensor audible reverse alarm. Resolution:
700 TV Lines (TVL) or 720p HD minimum, Viewing Angle: 120° to 150°
Horizontal, Sensor Quantity: 4 Flush-Mount Sensors, Detection Frequency:
40 kHz, Detection Range: 0.3 meters to 2.0 meters (approx. 1 foot to 6.5 feet) Alert Mechanism: Audible (Piezo buzzer ≥ 80 dB) + Visual Distance
Display.
• Air conditioning.
• No electrical sliding door system is required.
Reference image:
Warranty terms:
• This is a requirement for brand new vehicles and components with five (5) Year warranty. Post sales service must be done in the city of Bogotá by authorized brand repair shops.
• The warranty requirement is requested for the entire vehicle and its components such as mechanical components, van, platform, etc.
Delivery Location:
• Vehicles must be delivered in Bogotá. The exact address will be disclosed to the winner party. Delivery must be scheduled and coordinated with POCs at least 24 hours in advance of the planned delivery date.
• The delivery time of the equipment, accessories and training package should be completed/delivered withing 90 days after acceptance of the referenced purchase order.
For U.S. and foreign vendors: You may send a proposal in $USD. INCOTERMS:
DDP at the US Embassy in Bogotá.
The U.S. Embassy Bogotá will NOT emit a tax exemption certification for Colombian taxes
DELIVERY TERMS: DDP. “Delivered Duty Paid” the seller delivers the goods when the goods are placed at the disposal of the buyer, cleared for import on the arriving means of transport, and ready for unloading at the named place of delivery. The seller bears all the costs and risks involved in bringing the goods to the place of destination, has an obligation to clear the goods not only for export but also for import, to pay any duty for both export and import, and to carry out all customs formalities.
IMPORTANT NOTICE REGARDING COLOMBIAN VEHICLE
REGISTRATION AND IMPORTATION REQUIREMENTS
Please be advised of the following mandatory conditions for the vehicle registration process in Colombia:
• Vendor Eligibility: Only offers from companies officially licensed to sell vehicles within Colombia will be accepted.
• Customs Consignment: If vehicle importation is required, all customs clearance documentation must be processed strictly under the name of:
"Embajada de los Estados Unidos de América".
• Logistics and Financial Responsibility: The vendor is solely responsible for managing and financing all logistics, importation, and delivery costs.
The U.S. Embassy will not participate in, nor assist with, customs tax exemptions or importation processing.
• Diplomatic Registration: The U.S. Embassy Customs & Shipping Unit will provide assistance with the administrative process required to obtain diplomatic license plates.
• Invoicing: The final invoice must be issued directly to the U.S. Embassy, establishing the Embassy as the official buyer of record.
Payment Terms
• Payment is backed by a US Government purchase order. EFT net 30 calendar days, payments will be made upon receipt and acceptance of delivery. No advance payments are allowed. P
Evaluation Factors:
To be considered for evaluation and award you must include/comply with all of the following:
• Prices should be in Colombian Pesos (COP). Only for Colombian Vendors.
• U.S. vendors: You can send a proposal in USD, note that prices must incorporate/include DDP INCOTERMS rules described above.
• Unit price, tax percentage, tax amount and total amount should be stipulated in the quote.
• Submit with the quotation the technical information sheet per model/reference. (For commodities)
• Your offer must show evidence that it meets or exceeds ALL requirements specified in this advertisement.
• Your offer must meet the technical description provided.
• Offer must be valid for three (3) months.
• Your offer must include CONTRACTOR’S CERTIFICATION ON
COMPLIANCE WITH NATIONAL DEFENSE AUTHORIZATION ACT
(NDAA)-- 52.204-24 Representation Regarding Certain Telecommunications and Video Surveillance Services or Equipment (Aug 2020)
• Provide evidence on your experience with this type of requirement-industry.
• Provide evidence that your company has the financial resources or certify the ability to obtain them to fulfill this requirement.
• Provide Warranty terms.
• Include a statement certifying that the terms of this requirement are clearly understood or the following:
1. REQUIREMENT: Thay your company completely understands the requirement.
2. DELIVERY TERMS: DDP DELIVERY AT THE EMBASSY IN
BOGOTA, within 90 days of issuance of a purchase order.
3. PAYMENT TERMS: 30 Day net payment.
4. VALIDITY OF OFFER: 3 Months
5. The supplier can handle problems associated with the vehicle's warranty in the city of Bogotá.
6. That the offered vehicle can be serviced (Preventive-Corrective) maintenance can be carried out in the city of Bogotá, meaning that an authorized representative of the brand exists or can provide the service in the city of Bogotá.
NOTE: We will contact your company to clarify or to request additional information during the evaluation process, if necessary.
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