The Polish National Police is seeking suppliers to provide post-warranty service for CPD (Centralized Police Data) and ZCPD (Centralized Police Data System) equipment. This contract covers the second part of the service procurement. Interested suppliers should be prepared to deliver maintenance and
Tender closed on 28 Aug 2025. Awaiting award.
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This contract involves the provision of telecommunication services, specifically the leasing of digital communication lines from a telecommunications operator. The service aims to ensure that police units across the country have full access to the services offered by the national information systems
This contract involves two main tasks: Task 1 is to provide a continuous internet access service using fiber optic connections, along with protection against volumetric, behavioral, and application-level DoS and DDoS attacks up to layer 7 from the internet. Task 2 includes the same continuous intern
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Deliver an accessible digital wayfinding platform to help patients, visitors, and staff navigate the new Moorfields Eye Hospital and UCL Centre for Eye Health at St Pancras.
Develop an accessible digital wayfinding platform for Moorfields Eye Hospital's new St Pancras location, with mobile access, audio navigation for visually impaired users, and integration with patient check-in systems.
Deliver an accessible digital wayfinding platform enabling independent navigation for patients, visitors, staff, and students at the new Moorfields Eye Hospital and UCL Centre for Eye Health.
