Georgia’s newly established Central Procurement Agency has announced a series of tenders for the purchase of 592 vehicles with a total value of GEL 47 million. The average cost per vehicle is estimated at GEL 79,489.
The procurement package includes pickups, hybrid cars, and high-clearance hybrid vehicles. The largest share of the fleet is intended for state bodies including the Revenue Service, National Food Agency, Forestry Agency, State Security Service, and the Ministry of Finance’s investigative unit.
Under the breakdown, 305 pickup trucks will cost GEL 27.57 million in total, 156 hybrid vehicles are priced at GEL 9.2 million, 98 high-clearance hybrid SUVs at GEL 7.95 million, and 33 additional hybrid cars at GEL 2.32 million. Prices per unit vary depending on category, ranging from around GEL 59,000 to GEL 90,000.
The procurement comes as the government continues to centralize state vehicle purchases through a unified purchasing structure aimed at standardizing costs and fleet management.
