Networked Video Observation System (NVOS)
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The competition has ended and a winner has been selected.
- Procedure
- With prequalificationTwo stages
- Agreement
- Framework agreement
- Estimated value
- €700Kover 3 years
Brief
The Dutch Ministry of Defence has awarded Vanderkooij Telecommunicatie B.V. a framework agreement to supply a replacement Networked Video Observation System (NVOS) for the Defence Explosive Ordnance Disposal Service, which uses the system to observe and record explosive-clearance operations. The agreement runs for 3 years, has a maximum total value of €700,000, and attracted four bids.
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Result
- Vanderkooij Telecommunicatie B.V.Winner
- Skyline CDS B.V.Bidder
- 4Number of bids
- €700,000Contract value
- Maximum framework agreement valueUp to €700,000
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From the notice
The Defence Explosive Ordnance Disposal Service (DEODS) is responsible for detecting, approaching, identifying, recovering, rendering harmless, clearing, destroying and removing conventional and improvised explosives. During the clearance work, the DEODS is currently using the Networked Video Observation System (NVOS) to observe and register the clearances. The current system has reached its end of life and it no longer meets the technical requirements and possibilities of this time.Main features of the procedureNormal.
Contact
R.C KropmanRC.Kropman@mindef.nl- Result · Framework agreement · PrequalificationType
- 35710000Main codeCommand, control, communication and computer systems
- 35700000Military electronic systems73426000Development of military electronic systems