Market Leads & Opportunities
United Kingdom-Exeter: Police equipment – Framework Lead
The current contract for Police equipment – Framework Lead is projected to end on 17-SEP-20 and may be available for retender. Supply of Ballistic Shields.
Supply of Ballistic Shields.
Forces require Ballistic Shields to be carried on Armed Response Vehicles in order to meet the risks identified within both National and Local threat level assessments via respective Strategic Threat and Risk Assessment’s (STRA’s).
In addition to their personal ballistic armour (a separate requirement) officers may make use of portable ballistic shields.
Accordingly, Forces require scalable protection, up to and including various combinations of BPL ‘Ballistic Protection Level’ in the form of half and full shields in a modular option.
This opportunity is a National Framework open to all Police Forces in the U.K including British Transport Police and Civil Nuclear Constabulary. This will be a single supplier framework.
Forces require Ballistic Shields to be carried on Armed Response Vehicles in order to meet the risks identified within both National and Local threat level assessments via respective Strategic Threat and Risk Assessment’s (STRA’s).
In addition to their personal ballistic armour (a separate requirement) officers may make use of portable ballistic shields.
Accordingly, Forces require scalable protection, up to and including various combinations of BPL ‘Ballistic Protection Level’ in the form of half and full shields in a modular option.
This opportunity is a National Framework open to all Police Forces in the U.K including British Transport Police and Civil Nuclear Constabulary. This will be a single supplier framework.
Common procurement vocabulary (CPV): 35200000, Police equipment,
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