Bangladesh issues requirement for 4x4 LAV
The Bangladesh Army is seeking a new 4x4 light armoured vehicle (LAV) in several variants, according to an RfP document issued by the Directorate General Defence Purchase (DGDP) in November.
Based on a standardised LAV chassis, three versions are needed: command, ambulance, and reconnaissance/surveillance. Vehicles are to have a minimum range of 500km and a road speed greater than 80km/h.
The command vehicle will have a maximum gross vehicle weight of 10t, whereas the two other variants cannot weigh more than 12t. The power-to-weight ratio must exceed 20hp/t.
Vehicles, which could have an amphibious capability, must be capable of fording
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