The Prison and Probation Service wants to enter into framework agreements on the supply of metal detector frames (part 1 agreement), portable mobile phone detectors (part 2 agreement) and hand-held metal detectors (part 3 agreement). Tenderer may submit bids for 1, 2 or all 3 partial agreements. Allocation is made separately for each sub-agreement.

The framework agreements are exclusive. All 3 framework agreements contain provisions for initial deliveries, which must be delivered within 3 months of the signing of the framework agreements. Subsection # 1 contains provisions on telephone support, service and annual service checks. Subsection 2 contains provisions on telephone support.

The requirements for the detectors are described in the draft Appendix 2 requirements specification for each sub-agreement, while the framework agreement terms are set out in the framework agreement draft.

The Prison and Probation Service, with its 25 institutions of approx. 60 properties across the country have a total capacity of approx. 4,000 seats. In addition, the Prison and Probation Service has a number of administrative offices.

The Prison and Probation Service wants to enter into a framework agreement with a supplier for metal detector frames. The detectors must be used for access control in prisons and detention centers.

The framework agreement concerns delivery, installation and calibration so that the metal detectors are delivered operationally ready to the Prison and Probation Service. In connection with the delivery, the supplier is also obliged to provide training in the use of the metal detector. Finally, the framework agreement also includes telephone support, service and an annual test review on all detector frames.

84 metal detector frames must be procured as an initial purchase for delivery within 3 months of the conclusion of the framework agreement.

The Prison and Probation Service wants to enter into a framework agreement with a supplier of portable mobile phone detectors. The detectors must be used for access control in prisons and detention centers.

The framework agreement concerns delivery, installation and calibration so that the detectors are delivered ready to the Prison and Probation Service. In connection with the delivery, the supplier is also obliged to provide training in the use of the metal detector. Finally, the framework agreement also perceives telephone support.

36 portable mobile phone detectors must be procured as an initial purchase for delivery within 3 months of the conclusion of the framework agreement.

The Prison and Probation Service wants to enter into a framework agreement with a supplier for handheld metal detectors. The detectors are to be used in prisons and detention centers.

84 hand-held metal detectors must be procured as an initial purchase for delivery within 3 months of the conclusion of the framework agreement.