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ProgrammesThe ministries of interior of France, Spain and Slovakia, together with the French national railway company, have launched the joint SHIELD pre-commercial procurement. The tender looks for innovative solutions to improve the protection of public spaces against security threats linked to crowd management. The deadline for submitting offers is 25 August 2026.
The SHIELD pre-commercial procurement has been opened by the ministries of interior of France, Spain and Slovakia together with the French national railway company. It aims to procure the development, testing and field validation of innovative solutions for protecting public spaces against security threats related to crowd management.
Interested bidders are invited to submit offers by 25 August 2026. The source text does not provide further details on eligibility, budget, procurement phases or where tender documents can be accessed.
More information: https://ted.europa.eu/en/notice/-/detail/363743-2026
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