Summary
Machine-generated summaryThe Dutch Police is organising a market consultation on riot gear (ME) clothing and protection for its Mobile Unit, in preparation for a possible European tender. The consultation aims to gather market information to help build the business case, the procurement strategy and the eventual tender. The current framework agreement for all products in scope expires in early October 2026; the Police intend to conclude a bridging agreement with the current contractor until a new framework agreement from the future European procurement is available. The Police wish to continue the current concept for ME clothing and protection as much as possible.
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Source: TED - Tenders Electronic Daily (Publications Office of the EU)
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Last verified against TED - Tenders Electronic Daily (Publications Office of the EU) 1 month ago
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|---|---|---|---|
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€7,000,000
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Market context
- Avg. open tender · Security, fire-fighting & defence equipment
- €4,965,609
- Buyer track record on Aperlena
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- €95,684,926 in awarded contracts
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