FROrléans Cedex 1, FranceNo deadline given
The buyer, the French state's regional services (SGAR PFRA) in Orléans, wants security services for state offices and some public bodies in the Centre-Val de Loire region. Three lots: on-site guarding and security, remote and video monitoring, and maintenance of security systems including intruder alarms. It is a dynamic purchasing system for protecting the buyer's sites.
FRMontpellier, France67 days left
The buyers want a lone worker protection (PTI) solution for their staff. Scope covers supply, deployment, maintenance, training and support. Two lots: a portable alarm device, and a mobile app version. The contract is a framework agreement with maximum amounts, paid by unit prices. It is a joint purchase by Montpellier Méditerranée Métropole and the City of Montpellier, coordinated by the Métropole.
FRParis, France31 days left
The Musée national Picasso-Paris wants security and fire safety services for its sites in Paris's 3rd arrondissement. Main site is the Hôtel Salé on rue de Thorigny, with occasional work at the Picasso Study Centre on rue des Quatre-Fils. Services include guarding, manned surveillance, bag screening and access control, fire safety staff, and running the category A fire safety system from the central security post. Extra reinforced cover is needed for events.
FRLyon, France42 days left
The buyer, a procurement platform in Lyon, wants to buy equipment for close-quarters operational intervention techniques (TIOR) and defence sport, for the French Ministry of Armed Forces. The tender has two lots: TIOR equipment, and equipment for combat sports. This is a supply contract run as an open procedure.
BEBruxelles, BelgiumNo deadline given
The buyer, Sibelga, wants security guarding services covering all its sites. Services include static guarding, mobile guarding, virtual patrols, monitoring and alarm handling, and call-outs after an alarm. Work covers 3 operating sites and 39 technical sites across the 19 municipalities of the Brussels-Capital Region. The contract is not split into lots. It is a framework agreement awarded in cascade to the top two bidders: the first is the active contractor, the second a reserve that steps in only if the first fails.