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Denmark – Security, fire-fighting, police and defence equipment – Rammeaftale på levering af sløringskoncept til forsvaret

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Denmark – Security, fire-fighting, police and defence equipment – Rammeaftale på levering af sløringskoncept til forsvaret

Danmark – Sikkerheds-, brandbekæmpelses, politi- og forsvarsudstyr – Rammeaftale på levering af sløringskoncept til forsvaret · Original title, Danish

Buyer: Forsvarsministeriets Materiel- og Indkøbsstyrelse

Subject, as the notice states it: Forsvarsministeriets Materiel- og Indkøbsstyrelse (herefter "FMI") ønsker at indgå en længerevarende rammeaftale på forskelligt sløringsmateriel.

Why this is here
  • Defence directive (2009/81/EC)
  • Defence body
Clearly defence

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Key facts

Framework ceiling
DKK 450,000,000
The most that may be bought under the framework agreement, not a contract value
Notice ID
711868-2023
Published
Procedure
Negotiated procedure without prior call for competition
Legal basis
Directive 2009/81/EC (defence and security procurement)
Code 32009L0081
Buyer country
DKDenmark
Security clearance
Not read from this source
Subcontracting
Not read from this source
Status read from the notice
Awarded
Lots
1

Who may bid

Directive 2009/81/EC (defence and security procurement)

Each EU country decides whether its buyers may let companies from outside the EU take part (recital 18): the notice says what applies. The buyer may ask, or its country may require it to ask, the winner to subcontract a share of the contract, at most 30 % of its value, to subcontractors it chooses by competition (Article 21): a way to take part in the work without bidding.

What the act says, not advice: the notice and the buyer set the conditions.

Who wins such contracts in Denmark

Other notices of this procedure

CPV codes

  • 35000000MainSecurity, fire-fighting, police and defence equipment

Version history

One version observed so far, and 1 correction by DefenceGate (below).

What counts as a new version

We keep a new version when the title, buyer, country, procedure, legal basis, value, currency, publication date, deadline, product codes, source link or status changes. Earlier versions are never overwritten or deleted. History starts when we first saw the notice; our archive began in September 2026.

  1. Version 1 · Detected First observed by DefenceGate
  • Corrected 12 Oct 2026: Procedure Negotiated procedure without prior call for competition added; Estimated value DKK 450,000,000 added; Currency DKK added; Published 22 Nov 2023 to 23 Nov 2023; Status Open to Awarded
1 correction by DefenceGate, not changes by the publisher
  1. Version 2 · Corrected by DefenceGate on We read the notice we already held again with a corrected reading: the publisher did not change it on this date, and it is not counted as a change.
    • Procedure added: Negotiated procedure without prior call for competition
    • Estimated value added: DKK 450,000,000
    • Currency added: DKK
    • Published changed from 22 Nov 2023 to 23 Nov 2023
    • Status changed from Open to Awarded

Source and attribution

Source
Tenders Electronic Daily
First seen by us
Source last collected
Licence
Commission Decision 2011/833/EU; notices freely reusable incl. commercial
Attribution
Source: TED (Tenders Electronic Daily), © European Union
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