The Police hires temporary staff through the Police Hiring Desk and aims to appeal to a diversity of providers, regardless of the organizational form. The Police Hiring Desk is published as a dynamic purchasing system under the 2012 Procurement Act. As of 18.4.2016, the Public Procurement Directive (2014/24) will apply to this and the Hiring Desk will fall under the regime of that Directive.

This category concerns the temporary hiring of facility personnel. To qualify for future contracts, suppliers can submit a request for authorization for this category. This is possible on the website www.inhuurdeskpolitie.nl

From pen to building, from official car to uniform; Facility Management (FM) is responsible for the ordering, maintenance, management and disposal of goods. FM consists of two parts: an FM Department (policy) and an FM Service (implementation) under the Police Service Center (PDC). The management supervises the implementation of the adopted FM policy by the FM service in the PDC and in the application within the regional units and the national unit. The FM service is responsible for the implementation of the policy.

Requests for tenders relating to positions in the FM service are published in this category. Where appropriate, hiring for policy positions falls under another category: organizational advice and policy.

The FM service provides services and products to the force at all locations in the Netherlands. The service consists of the departments:

- FM information, analysis and reporting,

- housing,

- Products and Service Management (PDM), (project management).

The Facility Services department is organized three times (geographically) and consists of Regional Facility Services teams and nationally operating teams, which are Documentary Information Services (DIV), Police Equipment (PU) and Vehicles and Vessels (V&V).

For the Facility category, the Police is regularly looking for the following professionals, such as:

- team leaders Facility Services,

- specialists in housing and real estate,

- project leaders housing,

- transition advisers,

- shift plan coordinators,

- project leaders realization of housing,

- change experts.

In 2018 and 2019, an average of 60 inquiries were issued per year for the Facilities category. The Police intends to use the category for a term of five years, starting from 21.3.2020, with an option to extend it by two times twelve months.