This contract is a framework agreement for the supply of evidence collection kits specifically designed for sexual offenses, intended for use by the Saxony police. The agreement does not require a minimum purchase commitment, allowing flexibility in ordering. Suppliers are invited to provide these s
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The Saxony Justice Department is seeking suppliers to provide a prisoner transport bus. This contract involves the delivery of a specialized vehicle designed for the safe and secure transportation of inmates. Suppliers should ensure that the bus meets all necessary safety and operational standards.
The Saxony Police is seeking suppliers for the delivery of neutral transport vehicles. This contract involves providing vehicles that are suitable for police use but do not display any police insignia or markings. The aim is to enhance the operational capabilities of the police force while maintaini
This contract is for a framework agreement to supply RHEL licenses, including support, for a duration of 3 years for the Saxony Police. Suppliers are invited to provide their proposals for this opportunity, which aims to enhance the technological capabilities of the police force. The deadline for su
This contract is for the provision of security services at the Dresden Police Directorate. Suppliers are invited to submit proposals for delivering these services, which may include personnel for guarding, monitoring, and ensuring the safety of the premises. The goal is to enhance security measures
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