Belgium – Repair and maintenance services – Meerjarige overeenkomst betreffende het verrichten van onderhoudsdiensten voor het niet‑destructief inspectiematerieel (NDI – Non Destructive Inspection) dat wordt gebruikt in het kader van het luchtvaartonderhoud van de verschillende door Defensie geëxploiteerde luchtvaartuigtypes.
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Belgium – Repair and maintenance services – Meerjarige overeenkomst betreffende het verrichten van onderhoudsdiensten voor het niet‑destructief inspectiematerieel (NDI – Non Destructive Inspection) dat wordt gebruikt in het kader van het luchtvaartonderhoud van de verschillende door Defensie geëxploiteerde luchtvaartuigtypes.
België – Reparatie- en onderhoudsdiensten – Meerjarige overeenkomst betreffende het verrichten van onderhoudsdiensten voor het niet‑destructief inspectiematerieel (NDI – Non Destructive Inspection) dat wordt gebruikt in het kader van het luchtvaartonderhoud van de verschillende door Defensie geëxploiteerde luchtvaartuigtypes. · Original title, Dutch
Buyer: Ministère de la Défense
Subject, as the notice states it: Services de maintenance du matériel d’inspection non destructive (NDI – Non Destructive Inspection) utilisé dans le cadre de la maintenance aéronautique des différents types d’aéronefs exploités par la Défense.
- Defence buyer
- Defence body
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Only the buyer is a defence body; the notice itself is not marked as defence.
Key facts
- Estimated value
- Not availableNo usable estimated value in 48 % of notices from this source. That counts a notice that states none, one that states a placeholder such as 0 or 1, and one that states a kind of amount we do not read yet (a framework maximum, the values of lot awards).
- Notice ID
- 367507-2026
- Published
- Procedure
- Restricted procedure
- Legal basis
- Directive 2014/24/EU (public procurement)Code 32014L0024
- Buyer country
- BEBelgium
- Security clearance
- Not detected
- Subcontracting
- Not detected
- Lots
- 1
Who may bid
Directive 2014/24/EU (public procurement)
The buyer must treat every company equally and without discrimination (Article 18), so a company from any EU country may bid on the same terms as one from the buyer’s country. Companies from a country that is party to the WTO Government Procurement Agreement, or to another agreement binding the EU, are treated in the same way for the contracts that agreement covers (Article 25). For companies from other countries the directive says no more: read the notice.
What the act says, not advice: the notice and the buyer set the conditions.
Who wins such contracts in BelgiumCPV codes
- 50000000MainRepair and maintenance services
- 42000000Industrial machinery
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.
- Version 1 · Detected First observed by DefenceGate
- Corrected 13 Oct 2026: Procedure Restricted procedure added; Published 28 May 2026 to 29 May 2026; Deadline 2 Jul 2026, 21:59 UTC to 2 Jul 2026, 10:00 UTC
1 correction by DefenceGate, not changes by the publisher
- 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: Restricted procedure
- Published changed from 28 May 2026 to 29 May 2026
- Deadline changed from 2 Jul 2026, 21:59 UTC to 2 Jul 2026, 10:00 UTC
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