This contract involves the procurement of 4 tower simulators designed for the 155 PSH K9FIN armored howitzer. The acquisition includes training ammunition for the simulators, necessary tools, spare parts, and operational training for the personnel of the Defence Forces. Additionally, maintenance tra
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This contract involves the procurement of life-limited spare parts for the Adour engines (Mk851 and Mk861) used in the Hawk Mk51, Mk51A, and Mk66 jet trainers. The buyer is the Finnish Defence Forces, and the total value of the contract is approximately €5,117,881. Suppliers interested in this oppor
This contract involves the procurement of order transportation services for the JPR Soittokunta in Tornio. The services are required from 2021 to 2026 and are aimed at providing reliable transportation solutions for various events and activities organized by the buyer, Puolustusvoimat. Suppliers are
This contract involves the procurement of order transportation services for the Defense Forces in Finland. The services are specifically for a scheduled trip from Roi to Oulu and Sodankylä on February 13-14, 2026. The total value of the contract is €1,545. Suppliers interested in this opportunity ca
This contract involves the procurement of charter transportation services for the period from 2021 to 2026. The services are specifically for the route between Hamina and Hollola, and the contract was awarded to Lehtimäen Liikenne Oy. The total value of the contract is approximately 391.8 million eu
Supply veterinary services to the Irish Defence Forces Army Equitation School under a five-year contract worth €750,000.
Nottinghamshire Fire and Rescue Service seeks information on underwater drone technologies and services to support search, identification, and recovery operations in water environments.
Compete for a share of £900,000 to test affordable counter-drone technologies in UK prisons over a 2-month period with project costs between £40,000 and £80,000.
Trinity College Dublin is seeking a supplier to deliver and support an enterprise campus occupancy sensing solution under a four-year framework agreement, with an initial installation in timetabled teaching spaces and potential expansion to broader campus sensing applications.
