This contract involves the ongoing supply of new or used aircraft components for Learjet LJ75 aircraft. The supplier will deliver these components as requested by the contracting authority, which is the Air Rescue Service. A detailed list of the required aircraft components can be found in the prici
Tender closed on 17 Oct 2025. Awaiting award.
Only 1 prior award here — too little to read.
In transport logistics, AERIAL EMERGENCY SERVICE has awarded 1 contract to 1 supplier.
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 the delivery of 36 DELL 7.68TB SSD disks, designed for high-performance data storage. The disks are SAS 24Gbps ISE Read Intensive, 512e, and 2.5 inches in size, with a 3.5-inch hybrid carrier. The supplier must also provide necessary software and a warranty for a period of 36
This contract involves the purchase of licenses and the update of navigation documentation necessary for conducting air operations by the Air Rescue Service. The contract is divided into 7 parts, with detailed descriptions provided in attachments 2A (Task 1), 2B (Task 2), 2C (Task 3), 2D (Task 4), 2
This contract opportunity involves the technical inspections of medical devices, referred to as 'inspections': 1) Defibrillators Defigard Touch 7 and umk Easy Pulse (Schiller) – Task 1; 2) Respirators Medumat: Transport, Easy, Easy CPR (Weinmann) – Task 2; 3) Infusion Pumps Perfusor Space (BBraun) –
This contract involves the delivery, installation, configuration, and commissioning of four servers. Specifically, it includes: 1) Task 1 - two servers for database purposes, and 2) Task 2 - two servers for the Emergency Medical Services Command Support System (SWD PRM). The procurement also include
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.
