The contract involves establishing a framework agreement for the gradual supply of D-segment passenger vehicles in a marked police version. The agreement is not divided into parts and includes the delivery of up to 120 vehicles over a period of 24 months. The vehicles must meet specific requirements
Tender closed on 5 Aug 2025. Awaiting award.
Mostly framework call-offs rather than head-to-head competition.
In transport logistics, VOIVODESHIP POLICE HEADQUARTERS IN WROCAW has awarded 6 contracts to 6 suppliers.
Across transport logistics, the most active winners are DENNIS EAGLE LIMITED, NORTHUMBRIA HEALTHCARE NHS FOUNDATION TRUST, COMPASS MINERALS UK LTD — the field to beat, or your route in as a partner.
This contract involves a framework agreement for the supply of unmarked vans designed for transporting people. The contract is not divided into parts and includes the delivery of up to 30 vehicles over a period of 24 months. The supplier must ensure that the vehicles meet specific requirements outli
This contract involves establishing a framework agreement for the gradual supply of unmarked passenger vehicles from segment C. The agreement is not divided into parts and includes the delivery of up to 150 vehicles over a period of 24 months. The vehicles must meet specific requirements outlined in
This contract involves the construction of a new headquarters for the County Police Command (KPP) in Trzebnica, located on plot No. 35/96 AM-38 in the Trzebnica district. The project includes the construction of auxiliary buildings and site development. Detailed project documentation, including desi
The contract involves the ongoing supply of motor oils and lubricants for official vehicles used by the Wrocław Provincial Police Headquarters. Suppliers must provide motor oils and lubricants that meet the specifications set by manufacturers and the minimum requirements outlined in the bid form (An
Supply, install, and implement a Genetec video management system migration across four V&A sites with hardware, software licenses, professional services, and 12 months of support.
The UK Ministry of Defence is engaging with industry to explore future options for replacing the SA80 small arms weapon system and associated capabilities.
Government seeks supplier information on video surveillance technologies and solutions suitable for installation on locomotives.
Dublin Fire Brigade is conducting a market consultation to gather supplier input on options for replacing approximately 290 breathing apparatus sets, with a competitive tender anticipated in the near future.
