Gdynia Awards PLN 61.48m Contract for Remote Water Meter Monitoring System
26 Oct 2026
Standfirst: Przedsiębiorstwo Wodociągów i Kanalizacji Sp. z o.o. w Gdyni has awarded TERLAN S.A. a contract valued at PLN 61,484,587.12 for the second stage of a remote water and wastewater flow monitoring project. The procurement covers the delivery, installation, implementation and maintenance of a remote water meter reading system. The contract was concluded on 9 October 2026 and is associated with Poland’s European Funds for Infrastructure, Climate and Environment 2021–2027 programme. The award notice records one tender received, with TERLAN S.A. selected as the winner. Introduction Polish water utility Przedsiębiorstwo Wodociągów i Kanalizacji Sp. z o.o. w Gdyni has awarded a contract for the second stage of its remote monitoring system for water and wastewater flows. The procurement, identified as ZP/17/2026, concerns the delivery, installation, implementation and maintenance of a system for remotely reading water meters. The award was published in the Official Journal of the European Union under notice 740076-2026 on 26 October 2026. The contracting entity selected TERLAN S.A., a large economic operator registered in Poznań, for the contract. The reported tender and contract value is PLN 61,484,587.12. The procurement is classified primarily as a supply contract, with services also included. Its main CPV classification is 48610000, covering database systems. Additional classifications identify administration software, data acquisition systems, water meters, remote-control equipment, measuring equipment installation, hardware, meter reading and training services. The contract is connected with the project “Improvement of the efficiency of infrastructure necessary for water intake, treatment and distribution in the Gdynia Agglomeration,” implemented under the European Funds for Infrastructure, Climate and Environment 2021–2027 programme, known as FEnIKS. Why This Contract Matters The procurement brings together water metering equipment, remote reading technology, telemetry, software and implementation services under one contract. Its stated objective is to deliver and maintain a remote water meter reading system, while the broader project concerns infrastructure supporting water intake, treatment and distribution in the Gdynia Agglomeration. The tender requirements indicate that the system is expected to support remote reading across a substantial installed-device base. Bidders had to demonstrate experience in supplying and installing data-recording devices and in delivering remote reading systems, each involving at least 1,000 devices. They also had to demonstrate experience integrating telemetry systems with external IT systems, including through APIs. These requirements make system integration and operational experience central to the procurement. The award notice does not, however, provide detailed technical specifications for the equipment, the number of meters to be installed under this contract or quantified operational outcomes. Such details are referenced in the procurement documents rather than reproduced in the notice. Contract Timeline Procurement identifierZP/17/2026 Previous notice408304-2026 Notice dispatched23 October 2026 Award notice published26 October 2026 Contract conclusion date9 October 2026 Notice-listed estimated start date20 September 2026 Notice-listed end date30 September 2029 Contract durationApproximately three years, based on the listed dates Maximum renewals0 The notice lists 20 September 2026 as the estimated start date and 30 September 2029 as the end date. It also states that the start-date field contains the planned contract conclusion date. The contract conclusion is separately recorded as 9 October 2026. These dates are reproduced as published and are not reconciled in the notice. Contract Overview The procurement was conducted as an open procedure under the standard regime. It was not accelerated. The main nature of the contract is supplies, with services included as an additional nature. The contracting entity sought a supplier to deliver, install, implement and maintain a remote water meter reading system. The procurement documentation contains a detailed description of the subject matter in Annex 10 to the specification of conditions of the contract, while IT requirements are addressed in Annex 11. The contract was awarded to TERLAN S.A. The award notice records that one tender was received electronically and that at least one winner was selected. The tender was not identified as a variant. Subcontracting was indicated as applicable, but the notice did not disclose a subcontracting value or percentage. The procurement is covered by the Government Procurement Agreement and is fully or partially financed with European Union funds, according to the notice. Key Contract Details Contracting authorityPrzedsiębiorstwo Wodociągów i Kanalizacji Sp. z o.o. w Gdyni CountryPoland Procurement referenceZP/17/2026 TED notice740076-2026 Procurement titleRemote monitoring of water and wastewater flows, Stage II integrated management system implementation, including remote reading Contract winnerTERLAN S.A. Contract valuePLN 61,484,587.12 Estimated value excluding VATPLN 35,201,109.00 Contract conclusion9 October 2026 Notice publication26 October 2026 ProcedureOpen Main CPV48610000 – Database systems Additional CPVs48219300, 48614000, 38421100, 38820000, 51210000, 30210000, 65500000, 80500000 Offers received1 Award criterionPrice, 100% FundingFEnIKS 2021–2027, EU funds Place of performanceGdynia, Poland; NUTS PL633 Project Scope The procurement covers four principal activities: delivery, installation, implementation and maintenance of a system for remote water meter reading. The notice identifies the integrated management system and remote reading as the second stage of a wider remote monitoring initiative for water and wastewater flows. The classification codes provide additional information about the technical and service categories associated with the contract. These include database systems, administration software, data acquisition systems, water meters, remote-control equipment, measuring equipment installation, data-processing hardware, meter reading services and training. The contracting entity refers bidders to Annex 10 of the procurement specification for the detailed description of the contract. Annex 11 contains IT requirements, including requirements relevant to integration with external systems. The award notice does not reproduce the full annexes, so the exact equipment quantities, software architecture, interfaces and service-level requirements cannot be established from the notice alone. About the Contracting Authority Przedsiębiorstwo Wodociągów i Kanalizacji Sp. z o.o. w Gdyni is the contracting entity. Its stated activity is water-related activities. The organisation is based at ul. Witomińska 29, 81-311 Gdynia, Poland, within the Trójmiejski NUTS region, code PL633. The utility’s website is pewik.gdynia.pl. The procurement platform and information exchange endpoint listed in the notice are available at platformazakupowa.pl/pn/pewik_gdynia. The contracting authority also provided additional information about the procurement procedure. The notice identifies the same organisation as the buyer and as the entity responsible for providing procurement-related information. About the Organisations Involved TERLAN S.A. was selected as the winning tenderer. The notice identifies the company as a large economic operator, registered in Poland, with its address at ul. Lutycka 95, 60-478 Poznań. Its listed email address is biuro@terlan.pl and its telephone number is 48 (61) 872 75 52. Przedsiębiorstwo Wodociągów i Kanalizacji Sp. z o.o. w Gdyni is the buyer and the organisation providing additional procurement information. Krajowa Izba Odwoławcza, Poland’s National Appeals Chamber, is identified as the review organisation and as the body providing further information on review procedures. Its address is ul. Postępu 17A, 02-676 Warszawa. The notice lists its website as uzp.gov.pl. Procurement Analysis The procurement used an open procedure, with price as the sole award criterion. The notice specifies that the gross tender price carried a weighting of 100%. Scores were calculated by dividing the lowest gross tender price by the gross price of the tender being evaluated and multiplying the result by 100 points. One tender was received, and the notice identifies TERLAN S.A. as the winner. The single-submission result means that the award notice records no competing tender in this procedure. It does not, by itself, establish why other suppliers did not participate or whether the market had limited capacity. The procurement’s qualification conditions were detailed. For economic and financial standing, the contracting entity required civil liability insurance related to the business activity and the subject of the contract, with a guarantee sum of at least PLN 20 million. For technical and professional capacity, bidders had to demonstrate, within the previous five years, at least two contracts for supplying and installing data-recording devices that transferred information to a reading system serving at least 1,000 devices each. They also had to demonstrate at least two contracts for delivering, implementing and maintaining remote reading systems serving at least 1,000 devices each. In addition, bidders had to show at least one contract involving integration of telemetry systems with external IT systems in the areas specified in the IT requirements, particularly through APIs. These experience requirements could be evidenced across one or more contracts. The contracting entity also required named personnel with relevant experience, including a project manager, an API integration specialist, an IT systems administrator and a person experienced in device replacement services. A valid ISO/IEC 27001 certificate or equivalent was required for the relevant IT, data processing and telemetry activities. Additional Procurement Facts The procurement identifier was ZP/17/2026. The procedure was open and was not accelerated. The contract was divided into one lot, LOT-0001. No framework agreement was established. No dynamic purchasing system was used. The contract allows no renewals. The tender was submitted electronically. The winning tender was not a variant. Subcontracting was indicated as applicable, but its value and percentage were not known in the notice. The procurement was covered by the Government Procurement Agreement. The procurement was fully or partially financed with EU funds. The tender validity period was stated as 90 days, through 11 October 2026. The notice also states that bidders had to identify the ICT products, services and processes proposed for the contract, including the solution name, manufacturer or supplier, type, model or version and its function. Solutions falling within specified cybersecurity restrictions could lead to rejection of the tender. Market and Industry Perspective The contract spans several supplier categories in the water and technology sectors. Its CPV classifications include database systems, administration software, data acquisition, water meters, remote-control equipment, installation, hardware, meter reading and training. This combination reflects a procurement that includes both physical equipment and technology-related services. The technical qualification conditions place emphasis on experience delivering remote reading systems at a scale of at least 1,000 devices per qualifying project. The requirement for telemetry integration with external systems, including APIs, also makes integration experience a stated qualification area. For suppliers, the procurement illustrates how water utility projects may combine metering infrastructure with IT implementation and maintenance. However, the notice does not identify the system manufacturer, the specific meter technology, the number of devices covered or the names of any subcontractors. It therefore does not support conclusions about which product vendors or technology platforms will be used. Economic Significance The contract value reported in the award notice is PLN 61,484,587.12. The same amount is reported as the value of the winning tender and as the total value of contracts awarded in this notice. The procurement is associated with the FEnIKS 2021–2027 programme and a project focused on improving the efficiency of infrastructure needed for water intake, treatment and distribution in the Gdynia Agglomeration. This provides a clear connection between the procurement and a wider infrastructure programme. The notice does not provide a breakdown of the funding contribution, the proportion of EU financing, expected savings, projected reductions in water losses or quantified benefits to customers. Those impacts should not be inferred from the award value or project title. Future Procurement Opportunities The award notice concerns a specific second-stage implementation and maintenance contract. It does not announce a follow-on tender or identify a future procurement schedule. Nevertheless, suppliers active in water infrastructure, telemetry, metering, IT integration and technical services may monitor the contracting entity’s procurement platform for related notices. The buyer’s listed procurement platform is platformazakupowa.pl/pn/pewik_gdynia. The wider project title refers to water intake, treatment and distribution infrastructure across the Gdynia Agglomeration. That project context may be useful for tracking related public procurement, but the notice does not confirm that additional contracts will be issued or specify their timing. Opportunities for Suppliers The tender’s eligibility conditions provide a useful guide to the capabilities required for this procurement. Suppliers seeking to participate in similar opportunities should note the following areas: Remote meter reading: documented experience delivering and maintaining systems that serve at least 1,000 devices. Metering equipment: experience supplying and installing data-recording devices and transferring measurement data to a reading system. Telemetry integration: at least one relevant integration project involving external IT systems and API interfaces. Project delivery: an experienced project manager with at least three years of relevant coordination experience. IT integration: an API integration specialist with at least three years of experience. System administration: an IT administrator with at least three years of experience maintaining remote reading systems. Device replacement: personnel with three years of experience delivering services involving the relevant devices. Information security: ISO/IEC 27001 certification or equivalent, covering the required IT, data processing and telemetry scope. The notice also allows bidders to demonstrate certain experience requirements through one or more contracts. Suppliers should review the procurement specification for the exact evidence and documentation requirements before relying on this flexibility. What Businesses Should Watch Businesses following the award should distinguish between the notice’s published contract value and its estimated value. The notice lists an estimated value excluding VAT of PLN 35,201,109.00, while the winning tender and contract value are PLN 61,484,587.12. The notice does not explain the difference, and the figures should not be treated as interchangeable. Suppliers should also note that the procurement was evaluated on gross price alone, with a 100% weighting. The qualification conditions nevertheless required evidence of prior remote reading and telemetry integration projects, insurance and relevant personnel. The notice identifies subcontracting as applicable but does not disclose a subcontracting amount or percentage. It also does not list subcontractors. Businesses interested in the delivery chain should therefore avoid assuming that the contract will be performed entirely by the winner or that particular partners have already been selected. Finally, the contract dates should be read with care. The notice lists a planned start date of 20 September 2026 and a conclusion date of 9 October 2026. It separately explains that the start-date field indicates the planned contract conclusion date. The publication does not clarify this date sequence. Polandtenders Procurement Intelligence The Gdynia award illustrates a public procurement combining water utility infrastructure, remote meter reading, database systems and telemetry integration. The buyer’s qualification requirements provide specific indicators of the experience and technical capabilities sought, including projects involving at least 1,000 devices, API integration and information security certification. The award notice records one tender and names TERLAN S.A. as the winner. The procurement was price-based, with gross price carrying 100% of the award weight. Its stated value is PLN 61,484,587.12, and the notice associates it with the FEnIKS 2021–2027 programme. For procurement teams and suppliers, the published information can support monitoring of the contracting authority, the awarded project and related market activity. Additional detail on equipment, technical design, implementation milestones and service obligations would need to be obtained from the procurement specification and its annexes. Businesses can use Polandtenders tender listings to track procurement opportunities and contract award notices to follow published outcomes. Users can register or log in to access the platform. For assistance, visit the Polandtenders contact page. Supplier Takeaways TERLAN S.A. was selected for the Gdynia remote water meter reading system contract. The reported contract value is PLN 61,484,587.12. The procurement includes delivery, installation, implementation and maintenance. The buyer required previous experience with remote reading systems serving at least 1,000 devices. Telemetry integration, including API experience, was a technical qualification requirement. Relevant personnel and ISO/IEC 27001 certification or equivalent were required. The procurement was evaluated on gross price, weighted at 100%. One electronic tender was received. The procurement is associated with the FEnIKS 2021–2027 programme. The notice does not disclose the subcontractor identities or the subcontracting value. Key Takeaways Gdynia’s water utility awarded a remote water meter reading system contract to TERLAN S.A. The contract concerns the second stage of a remote monitoring and integrated management system project. The award value is PLN 61.48 million, while the estimated value excluding VAT is PLN 35.20 million. The project is linked to EU-funded infrastructure improvements in the Gdynia Agglomeration. The tender used an open procedure and price-only evaluation. Qualification requirements emphasised large-scale remote reading experience, telemetry integration, experienced personnel and information security. The contract notice was published on 26 October 2026. Conclusion Przedsiębiorstwo Wodociągów i Kanalizacji Sp. z o.o. w Gdyni has awarded TERLAN S.A. a contract valued at PLN 61,484,587.12 for the delivery, installation, implementation and maintenance of a remote water meter reading system. The procurement forms the second stage of a remote monitoring project and is associated with a broader infrastructure programme for water intake, treatment and distribution in the Gdynia Agglomeration. The award notice records one electronic tender and a price-based evaluation with a 100% weighting. It also sets out substantial technical qualification requirements relating to remote reading systems, telemetry integration, personnel experience and information security. The contract is linked to the FEnIKS 2021–2027 programme, while detailed technical specifications remain in the procurement documents referenced by the notice. Source Official TED contract or concession award notice, standard regime: 740076-2026, published in OJ S 207/2026 on 26 October 2026. Contracting authority: Przedsiębiorstwo Wodociągów i Kanalizacji Sp. z o.o. w Gdyni. Contract winner: TERLAN S.A. Procurement reference: ZP/17/2026.
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Dobczyce Cybersecurity Water Infrastructure Tender Ends Without Award
23 Oct 2026
Standfirst The Municipality of Dobczyce in Poland has closed a procurement aimed at strengthening cybersecurity across its water and wastewater infrastructure without awarding a contract. The procedure attracted one electronically submitted tender from SEQWISE Sp. z o.o., valued at PLN 1,002,234.21, but the submission was recorded as verified and inadmissible. The project was part of the Cybersecure Waterworks initiative and was co-financed through Poland’s National Recovery and Resilience Plan. The result notice confirms that no winner was selected and the competition is closed. Introduction The Municipality of Dobczyce has concluded a public procurement procedure for improving the cybersecurity resilience of its water and wastewater infrastructure. The project was undertaken as part of the Polish initiative “Cyberbezpieczne Wodociągi,” translated as Cybersecure Waterworks. The procurement covered the supply of software packages, computer systems and related services intended to strengthen the municipality’s protection against cyber threats. Its technical classifications included information systems and servers, software utilities, command and control systems, automation systems, industrial process control equipment, IT consultancy, computer-related services and installation services. The contracting authority conducted the procedure as an open tender under Poland’s public procurement legislation and Directive 2014/24/EU. The procurement was identified by internal reference RI.271.1.24.2026.MACH and procedure identifier 73249c48-84cc-4cad-9eb6-bf009c7f996f. According to the result notice, one tender was received. SEQWISE Sp. z o.o. submitted the only offer, valued at PLN 1,002,234.21. The notice records that the tender was verified and found inadmissible. Consequently, the municipality did not select a winner and closed the competition. The procurement was linked to Component C, Digital Transformation, of Poland’s National Recovery and Resilience Plan. The notice identifies the project as co-financed through the KPO, the Polish recovery and resilience programme. Why This Contract Matters Water and wastewater infrastructure relies on operational systems that may include industrial control equipment, automation, information systems and remote monitoring. Cybersecurity weaknesses affecting these systems can create risks for service continuity, operational management and the protection of public infrastructure. The Dobczyce procurement was intended to improve resilience against cyber threats affecting the municipality’s water and wastewater infrastructure. Its scope was not limited to a general office IT environment. The CPV classifications included command and control systems, automation systems, industrial process control equipment and remote-control equipment. This combination of classifications indicates that the procurement involved technology relevant to operational infrastructure as well as conventional information systems. However, the result notice does not provide a detailed technical architecture, list of equipment, vulnerability assessment or description of the precise cybersecurity controls to be deployed. The project also has a public funding dimension. The notice states that the procurement was co-financed under the National Recovery and Resilience Plan, Component C, Digital Transformation, through the Cybersecure Waterworks project. This connects the procurement to a wider public investment objective involving digital resilience. The procurement outcome is important for suppliers because the planned project did not result in an awarded contract under this procedure. The municipality received one tender, but it was deemed inadmissible. The notice does not explain the specific grounds for inadmissibility or confirm whether the municipality intends to launch a replacement procedure. Contract Timeline The source notice provides the following procurement milestones and identifiers: Previous notice: 586908-2026. Procurement procedure: Open procedure, internal reference RI.271.1.24.2026.MACH. Procedure identifier: 73249c48-84cc-4cad-9eb6-bf009c7f996f. Notice dispatch: 21 October 2026 at 19:07:43 UTC. Publication: 23 October 2026 in OJ S 206/2026. Notice number: 736458-2026. Submission outcome: One tender received electronically. Evaluation outcome: The sole tender was verified and found inadmissible. Final result: No winner was selected and the competition was closed. The lot description specifies a planned duration of 60 days. The result notice does not provide an actual contract start date or completion date because no contract was awarded. Contract Overview The procurement was titled “Podniesienie odporności na zagrożenia cybernetyczne infrastruktury wodno-ściekowej w Gminie Dobczyce, w ramach projektu Cyberbezpieczne Wodociągi.” In English, the title refers to improving the resilience of water and wastewater infrastructure in Dobczyce against cyber threats under the Cybersecure Waterworks project. The main contract classification was CPV 48900000, covering miscellaneous software packages and computer systems. Additional classifications covered information systems and servers, software utilities, command and control systems, automation systems, industrial process control and remote-control equipment, IT services, computer-related services, installation and hardware integration consultancy. The procurement was classified primarily as supplies, with services as an additional nature. It was not a framework agreement and did not use a dynamic purchasing system. The planned duration was 60 days. The notice does not establish that the implementation period began because the competition closed without a selected supplier. The project location was Rynek 26, Dobczyce, 32-410, Poland, within the Krakowski NUTS region, code PL214. Key Contract Details Notice number736458-2026 PublicationOJ S 206/2026, 23 October 2026 Notice typeContract or concession award notice – standard regime Contracting authorityGmina i Miasto Dobczyce, Municipality of Dobczyce ProjectCybersecure Waterworks Procedure titleImproving cybersecurity resilience of water and wastewater infrastructure in Dobczyce Procedure identifier73249c48-84cc-4cad-9eb6-bf009c7f996f Internal identifierRI.271.1.24.2026.MACH Previous notice586908-2026 LotLOT-0001 Main CPV48900000 – Miscellaneous software package and computer systems Additional CPV48800000, 48700000, 42961000, 48921000, 38800000, 72000000, 72222200, 72500000, 51610000, 72228000 Planned duration60 days FundingPoland’s National Recovery and Resilience Plan, Component C – Digital Transformation Submission count1 tender TendererSEQWISE Sp. z o.o. Tender valuePLN 1,002,234.21 OutcomeTender found inadmissible; no winner selected Procurement statusCompetition closed Project Scope The procurement was designed to improve cybersecurity resilience across the water and wastewater infrastructure operated within the Municipality of Dobczyce. The official title and description identify cyber threat resilience as the central objective. The notice’s technical classifications indicate a broad technology scope that included: Software and computer systems: Miscellaneous software packages and computer systems under CPV 48900000. Information systems and servers: Infrastructure supporting information processing and system operations under CPV 48800000. Software utilities: Software packages and supporting utilities under CPV 48700000. Command and control: Command and control systems under CPV 42961000. Automation: Automation systems under CPV 48921000. Industrial control: Industrial process control equipment and remote-control equipment under CPV 38800000. IT services: Consulting, software development, internet and support services under CPV 72000000. Planning services: Information systems or technology planning services under CPV 72222200. Computer services: Computer-related services under CPV 72500000. Installation: Installation services for computers and information-processing equipment under CPV 51610000. Integration consultancy: Hardware integration consultancy services under CPV 72228000. The classifications provide a useful outline of the procurement’s technical categories, but they do not substitute for the full specification. The result notice refers to the procurement documents for the detailed requirements and does not list individual devices, software products, cybersecurity measures or system configurations. The procurement was planned for Dobczyce, Poland. Its additional information states that the project was co-financed from the National Recovery and Resilience Plan under Component C, Digital Transformation, through the Cybersecure Waterworks initiative. About the Contracting Authority The contracting authority was Gmina i Miasto Dobczyce, the Municipality and Town of Dobczyce. The notice identifies it as a body governed by public law, with general public services listed as its activity. The municipality’s official procurement details are: Official name: Gmina i Miasto Dobczyce Address: Rynek 26 Town: Dobczyce Postcode: 32-410 Country: Poland NUTS region: Krakowski, PL214 Email: ugim@dobczyce.pl Telephone: +48 12 372 17 03 Website: http://www.dobczyce.pl Procurement platform: https://platformazakupowa.pl/pn/gmina-dobczyce The municipality was responsible for the procurement and for the decision recorded in the result notice. The source does not identify a separate project owner or a separate water utility as the contracting authority. About the Organisations Involved The notice identifies the municipality, the sole tenderer and the review organisation. It does not record a successful supplier or an awarded consortium. Gmina i Miasto Dobczyce was the buyer. Its role was to conduct the procurement for the cybersecurity resilience project and determine the result. SEQWISE Sp. z o.o. was the only tenderer. The company submitted an offer for LOT-0001 with a recorded value of PLN 1,002,234.21. The notice identifies the submission as verified and inadmissible. SEQWISE was therefore not selected as the supplier. SEQWISE’s official details in the notice are: Address: ul. Żeliwna 38, Katowice, 40-599, Poland Registration number: 6343042900 Email: w.kroma@seqwise.pl Telephone: +48 502 327 612 Website: https://www.seqwise.pl Krajowa Izba Odwoławcza, Poland’s National Appeals Chamber, is listed as the review organisation and the organisation providing further information about review procedures. Its address is ul. Postępu 17A, Warszawa, 02-676, Poland. The notice lists odwolania@uzp.gov.pl and +48 22 458 78 68 as contact details. Procurement Analysis The procurement was conducted as an open procedure and was not accelerated. Its legal basis was Directive 2014/24/EU and Poland’s Public Procurement Law of 11 September 2019. The award criteria were divided into three components: Price: 60%. Warranty period: 20%. Service response time: 20%. The evaluation therefore assigned 60% of the total score to price and 40% to quality-related criteria. Warranty duration and service response time were each given a 20% weighting. Only one tender was submitted. The notice records that the tender was electronically submitted and that it came from a micro, small or medium-sized tenderer. It also records one tender as verified and inadmissible. The result field states that no winner was chosen and the competition was closed. Its non-award justification refers to all tenders, requests to participate or projects being withdrawn or found inadmissible. In this case, the statistics show one tender received and one tender found inadmissible. The notice does not provide the detailed evaluation report or identify the specific deficiency that made the SEQWISE offer inadmissible. It would therefore be inappropriate to attribute the outcome to price, technical compliance, documentation or another particular issue. The procurement was not a framework agreement and did not use a dynamic purchasing system. It was also fully or partially financed with EU funds through the stated recovery and resilience programme. Additional Procurement Facts The procurement documents contained detailed participation and exclusion provisions. The result notice summarises the requirements, including grounds for exclusion under Article 108(1) of Poland’s Public Procurement Law and the possibility of exclusion during the procedure in accordance with Article 110(1). The buyer did not plan to apply the discretionary exclusion grounds under Article 109(1), according to the notice. The procedure also included sanctions-related exclusion provisions connected with Poland’s law of 13 April 2022 and Article 5k of Council Regulation (EU) No 833/2014. The procurement documents required the tenderer to submit an offer form, a price form with a list of offered products and parameters, the European Single Procurement Document, sanctions-related declarations and other applicable authorisations or evidence. The price form was described as part of the tender’s substantive content and could not be supplemented after the submission deadline. The notice also states that missing or incomplete information preventing assessment of the offered solution’s compliance could result in rejection. These requirements are relevant to the procurement result, but the notice does not state which particular document or requirement caused the submitted tender to be found inadmissible. The project was linked to the National Recovery and Resilience Plan, Component C – Digital Transformation. The notice confirms that the procurement was fully or partially financed with EU funds. Market and Industry Perspective The Dobczyce procurement sits at the intersection of municipal cybersecurity, industrial control systems and water infrastructure technology. The CPV classifications include software packages, information systems, command and control, automation and industrial process control equipment. This makes the procurement relevant to several supplier categories, including cybersecurity integrators, industrial automation providers, IT system vendors, hardware integration consultants and companies offering installation or support services. The notice does not establish that a particular cybersecurity architecture was selected. It also does not disclose whether the municipality sought network segmentation, monitoring tools, endpoint protection, incident response, access control, backup systems or other specific security functions. Such requirements may have appeared in the tender specification, but they cannot be confirmed from the result notice alone. The project’s funding through the Cybersecure Waterworks initiative provides a wider policy context. It links local infrastructure protection with digital transformation investment under Poland’s recovery and resilience programme. For the market, the procurement result is notable because one supplier participated, but its tender was inadmissible. The procedure therefore did not lead to a supplier appointment or an awarded contract value. Suppliers reviewing the notice should distinguish between the planned procurement scope and the final outcome. The categories and funding context are informative, but they do not mean the opportunity remains open. Economic Significance The only tender recorded in the result notice was valued at PLN 1,002,234.21. SEQWISE Sp. z o.o. submitted this offer for LOT-0001. This figure is the submitted tender value, not an awarded contract value. The notice states that the offer was verified and inadmissible, and no winner was selected. The planned project duration was 60 days. The result notice does not record actual contract expenditure, payment milestones, implementation progress or a completed delivery schedule. The project was co-financed under Poland’s National Recovery and Resilience Plan, Component C – Digital Transformation, through the Cybersecure Waterworks project. This funding context shows that the procurement was part of a publicly supported digital resilience initiative. The notice does not provide the total project budget, the amount of EU funding allocated to this specific procurement, the municipality’s contribution or the funding percentage. It is therefore not possible to calculate the project’s precise funding split from the published result. Because the competition ended without an award, the submitted PLN 1,002,234.21 should not be reported as supplier revenue or committed contract spending. Future Procurement Opportunities The result notice does not announce a new tender, a revised deadline or a replacement procedure. It confirms that the competition for LOT-0001 is closed and that no winner was chosen. The municipality’s cybersecurity requirement may remain relevant to suppliers of water infrastructure protection, industrial control systems, automation, IT integration and related services. However, any future opportunity must be confirmed through a new official procurement notice or a formal update published by the contracting authority. Suppliers should monitor the Municipality of Dobczyce procurement platform for new information: official Dobczyce procurement platform. Businesses tracking Polish public procurement can also review Polandtenders tender listings and its contract awards section for related procurement notices and results. The current result should not be treated as an active invitation to tender. The notice does not confirm that the municipality will repeat the procurement or retain the same scope and evaluation model. Opportunities for Suppliers The procurement’s technical categories identify several supplier capabilities that may be relevant to similar municipal infrastructure cybersecurity projects. Cybersecurity and IT integration: Suppliers capable of delivering software, computer systems and associated support services. Industrial automation: Companies working with automation systems and industrial process control equipment. Command and control technology: Providers of systems used in operational monitoring and control environments. Information systems: Vendors and integrators of servers, software utilities and infrastructure systems. Installation and integration: Providers of computer installation and hardware integration consultancy. Service delivery: Suppliers offering warranty coverage and defined service response times. The evaluation structure is also relevant to suppliers. Price represented 60% of the score, while warranty and service response time accounted for 20% each. Companies considering similar procurements should be prepared to demonstrate both commercial competitiveness and service commitments. However, the notice does not provide the exact technical specifications or minimum service response requirements. It also does not explain the reason for SEQWISE’s inadmissibility. Suppliers should use the result as procurement intelligence rather than as a current bid opportunity. A future procedure would require review of its own official documents, eligibility requirements, technical specifications and submission deadlines. Businesses can follow procurement notices through Polandtenders, create an account through the registration page or access an existing account using the login page. What Businesses Should Watch Several details in the result notice are important for companies analysing the procurement: Closed competition: No winner was selected. The procedure is not an open tender opportunity. One submission: The municipality received one electronic tender from SEQWISE Sp. z o.o. Inadmissible tender: The sole offer was verified and found inadmissible. The notice does not explain the specific reason. Submitted value: PLN 1,002,234.21 is the tender value, not an awarded contract amount. Project funding: The procurement was linked to Poland’s National Recovery and Resilience Plan, Component C – Digital Transformation. Duration: The planned lot duration was 60 days. No actual implementation period is recorded. Technical scope: The classifications include software, servers, command and control, automation, industrial process control, IT services and integration. Evaluation model: Price 60%, warranty 20% and service response time 20%. Future tender: No replacement procurement is announced in the result notice. These facts help suppliers distinguish the project’s intended scope from its actual procurement outcome. The municipality had a cybersecurity requirement for water and wastewater infrastructure, but the procedure did not produce an awarded supplier. Polandtenders Procurement Intelligence The Dobczyce result demonstrates why procurement monitoring should include both tender notices and award outcomes. The result notice identifies the buyer, project objective, technical classifications, funding context, evaluation model and tender outcome. For procurement intelligence, the principal signals are: Buyer intelligence: Gmina i Miasto Dobczyce sought to improve cybersecurity resilience across its water and wastewater infrastructure. Project intelligence: The procurement was part of the Cybersecure Waterworks initiative. Funding intelligence: The project was co-financed through Poland’s National Recovery and Resilience Plan, Component C – Digital Transformation. Category intelligence: The CPV codes identify software, information systems, command and control, automation, industrial control, IT services and integration. Commercial intelligence: One tender was submitted for PLN 1,002,234.21. Outcome intelligence: The tender was found inadmissible, no winner was chosen and the competition closed. The outcome is particularly important for accurate reporting. The procurement’s estimated or submitted commercial scale should not be confused with a contract awarded to a supplier. The notice records a tender submission but no successful award. Businesses can use Polandtenders tender listings to track procurement opportunities and the contract awards section to review results. For platform support or further information, visit the contact page. Supplier Takeaways The Municipality of Dobczyce planned a cybersecurity resilience project for water and wastewater infrastructure. The procurement was part of the Cybersecure Waterworks initiative and linked to Poland’s National Recovery and Resilience Plan. The main CPV was 48900000, covering miscellaneous software packages and computer systems. Additional classifications covered information systems, software utilities, command and control, automation, industrial control equipment, IT services, installation and integration. The planned lot duration was 60 days. One electronic tender was received from SEQWISE Sp. z o.o. The submitted tender value was PLN 1,002,234.21. The tender was verified and found inadmissible. No winner was selected and the competition was closed. The notice does not disclose the specific reason for inadmissibility or announce a replacement tender. Key Takeaways Buyer: Municipality of Dobczyce, Poland. Project: Cybersecure Waterworks. Objective: Improve cyber threat resilience of water and wastewater infrastructure. Funding: National Recovery and Resilience Plan, Component C – Digital Transformation. Main CPV: 48900000 – Miscellaneous software package and computer systems. Planned duration: 60 days. Tenderer: SEQWISE Sp. z o.o. Submitted tender: PLN 1,002,234.21. Evaluation: Price 60%, warranty 20%, service response time 20%. Result: Tender found inadmissible; no winner selected. Status: Competition closed. Publication: 23 October 2026, OJ S 206/2026. Conclusion The Municipality of Dobczyce’s cybersecurity procurement was intended to strengthen the resilience of local water and wastewater infrastructure under the Cybersecure Waterworks project. Its technical classifications covered software, information systems, automation, command and control, industrial process control and related IT services. The project was connected to Poland’s National Recovery and Resilience Plan, Component C – Digital Transformation. The planned lot duration was 60 days, and the procurement evaluation assigned 60% to price, 20% to warranty and 20% to service response time. The procedure received one tender from SEQWISE Sp. z o.o., valued at PLN 1,002,234.21. The result notice records that the tender was verified and inadmissible. No winner was selected and the competition was closed. For suppliers, the notice provides insight into municipal cybersecurity demand in Poland, particularly in water and wastewater infrastructure. Businesses should monitor official procurement channels for any future procedure and should not treat this closed competition as an active tender. Source Official source: TED – Tenders Electronic Daily, Contract or concession award notice, notice 736458-2026, OJ S 206/2026, published 23 October 2026. View the official TED notice
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Poland Awards PLN 1.097 Million Contract for Medium Fire and Rescue Vehicle
22 Oct 2026
Standfirst Ochotnicza Straż Pożarna w Jelonkach in Poland has awarded WISS Samochody Specjalne Sp. z o.o. a contract to supply a medium fire and rescue vehicle. The reported tender value is PLN 1,097,560, with an estimated delivery period of 60 days. The open procedure placed 60% of the award weighting on price and 40% on the vehicle bodywork warranty. The result notice, published on 22 October 2026, records one tender received and identifies the successful supplier as a micro, small or medium-sized enterprise. Introduction A volunteer fire service in Poland has concluded a procurement for a medium fire and rescue vehicle, awarding the contract to WISS Samochody Specjalne Sp. z o.o. The contracting authority, Ochotnicza Straż Pożarna w Jelonkach, is classified in the notice as a local authority operating in the field of public order and safety. The result was published in the Official Journal of the European Union, OJ S 205/2026, on 22 October 2026. The notice carries TED reference 732686-2026 and identifies the procurement as a supply contract. Its main classification is CPV 34144200, covering vehicles for the emergency services. Additional classifications cover firefighting vehicles and firefighting, rescue and safety equipment. The recorded value of the winning tender is PLN 1,097,560. The procurement's estimated value, stated excluding VAT, was PLN 1,089,430.89. The result notice also specifies a 60-day estimated duration and records 6 October 2026 as the date the winner was selected, followed by contract conclusion on 7 October 2026. The evaluation model combined price and warranty duration. Price accounted for 60% of the award weighting, while the warranty for the vehicle bodywork accounted for 40%. The notice does not publish a detailed technical specification for the vehicle in the result record, so equipment configuration and performance requirements cannot be established from this notice alone. Why This Contract Matters Fire and rescue vehicles are operational assets for emergency response organisations. For a local fire service, procuring a dedicated vehicle can support its ability to respond to incidents that require firefighting, rescue and related safety equipment. The published notice establishes that the procurement was intended to provide a medium fire and rescue vehicle for the volunteer fire service in Jelonkach. The award is relevant to manufacturers and suppliers of specialist emergency vehicles. It demonstrates a procurement in which the authority evaluated both the price offered and the warranty period for the vehicle bodywork. This approach places a measurable value on the post-delivery protection offered for an important part of the vehicle, alongside the financial offer. The notice does not describe the fire service's existing fleet, its operational coverage, the number of personnel who will use the vehicle or the specific incidents it is expected to address. It would therefore be inappropriate to attribute particular improvements in response times or emergency capacity to the purchase without additional evidence. For procurement analysts, the result also provides information on the value recorded for the award, the estimated procurement value, the supplier selected and the short delivery period specified in the lot information. These details can help suppliers monitor comparable public-sector vehicle procurement activity in Poland. Contract Timeline The notice records the following procurement milestones: Previous notice: The procedure is linked to earlier notice 550462-2026. 6 October 2026: WISS Samochody Specjalne Sp. z o.o. was selected as the winner. 7 October 2026: The contract was concluded. 20 October 2026: The award notice was dispatched for publication. 22 October 2026: The result appeared in OJ S 205/2026. 60 days: The estimated duration recorded for the lot. The notice states a 60-day estimated duration but does not provide a separate calendar delivery deadline or confirm the date on which the vehicle was delivered. The period should therefore be treated as the duration recorded in the procurement information rather than proof that delivery has already taken place. Contract Overview The contract title, translated from Polish, is “Delivery of a medium fire and rescue vehicle for the Volunteer Fire Service in Jelonkach.” The procurement has one lot, identified as LOT-0001, with internal identifier 1/2026. The contracting authority used an open procedure under Directive 2014/24/EU. The procedure was not marked as accelerated. The main CPV code is 34144200, “Vehicles for the emergency services.” The additional CPV codes are 34144210, “Firefighting vehicles,” and 35110000, “Firefighting, rescue and safety equipment.” The estimated value excluding VAT was PLN 1,089,430.89. The winning tender value was recorded as PLN 1,097,560. The award notice reports the same PLN 1,097,560 amount as the value of all contracts awarded in the notice. It identifies WISS Samochody Specjalne Sp. z o.o. as the winner and reports no subcontracting for the winning tender. The notice says the procurement was not financed by EU funds and was covered by the Government Procurement Agreement. It was not conducted through a framework agreement or dynamic purchasing system. Key Contract Details TED notice reference732686-2026 Publication date22 October 2026 Contracting authorityOchotnicza Straż Pożarna w Jelonkach Successful supplierWISS Samochody Specjalne Sp. z o.o. ContractSupply of a medium fire and rescue vehicle Winning tender valuePLN 1,097,560 Estimated value excluding VATPLN 1,089,430.89 Estimated duration60 days Winner selected6 October 2026 Contract concluded7 October 2026 ProcedureOpen procedure Main CPV34144200 - Vehicles for the emergency services Additional CPV codes34144210 and 35110000 Tenders received1 Award criteriaPrice 60%; vehicle bodywork warranty 40% Project Scope The stated purpose of the contract is the delivery of a medium fire and rescue vehicle for Ochotnicza Straż Pożarna w Jelonkach. The notice categorises the contract as a supply and identifies firefighting vehicles and firefighting, rescue and safety equipment among its CPV classifications. The procurement description also states that the authority reserved the possibility of cancelling the procedure if the public funds it intended to use to finance all or part of the order were not granted. This condition was included in the published procurement description. The result notice does not say that such a cancellation occurred. The estimated duration is 60 days. The source does not provide a full breakdown of the vehicle's technical specifications, chassis, engine, water capacity, pump system, crew capacity, bodywork configuration or onboard equipment. Nor does the result notice confirm whether accessories or training were included in the awarded amount. These details should not be assumed from the contract title or CPV codes. The award criteria specifically refer to the warranty for the vehicle bodywork. The minimum permitted warranty was 24 months, while the maximum period for scoring purposes was 60 months. The winning bidder's actual warranty duration is not stated in the result fields included in the notice. About the Contracting Authority Ochotnicza Straż Pożarna w Jelonkach is the buyer named in the TED notice. The organisation is a volunteer fire service in Jelonkach, in the Rychliki area of Poland. The notice classifies the buyer's legal type as a local authority and its activity as public order and safety. The recorded address is Jelonki 108, 14-411 Rychliki, Poland, within the Elbląski NUTS region. The organisation's registration number is REGON 170939001. Its contact email is ospjelonki@wp.pl, and the telephone number is listed as +48 728 334 312. The website provided in the notice is www.ospjelonki.pl. The fire service acted as the buyer for the vehicle procurement. The published notice does not specify the source of the funding beyond stating that the procurement project was not financed with EU funds. It does not identify another grant programme or funding body. About the Organisations Involved WISS Samochody Specjalne Sp. z o.o. is the successful tenderer. The notice identifies the company as a micro, small or medium-sized enterprise and records registration number 241784124. Its address is Leszczyńska 22, 43-300 Bielsko-Biała, Poland. The listed email is biuro@wiss.com.pl, and the telephone number is +48 33 82 70 800. The supplier submitted the winning tender for LOT-0001, valued at PLN 1,097,560. The tender was ranked first and was not identified as a variant. The notice states that subcontracting was not indicated. Krajowa Izba Odwoławcza is listed as the review organisation. The notice records its address as ul. Postępu 17A, 02-676 Warsaw, Poland. Its contact email is odwolania@uzp.gov.pl and its telephone number is +48 22 458 78 40. It is the organisation named in the notice for review matters, not the supplier or the contracting authority. The Publications Office of the European Union is identified in the notice as the TED eSender. It is responsible for the publication channel and is not a party to the vehicle supply contract. Procurement Analysis The authority conducted an open procedure and awarded the contract to WISS Samochody Specjalne Sp. z o.o. The result notice records one electronically submitted tender and one tender overall. It therefore shows a single recorded bid for this lot. The award model placed 60% of the weighting on price and 40% on the warranty period for the vehicle bodywork. Under the published price criterion, the bidder offering the lowest gross price would receive 100 points for that criterion, with other bidders receiving proportionately fewer points under the formula in the procurement specification. The quality criterion rewarded a longer bodywork warranty. The warranty criterion specified a minimum of 24 months, which would receive zero points, and a maximum of 60 months, which would receive 100 points for the criterion. Other warranty periods were to receive points according to the formula referenced in the procurement documents. This structure created a defined trade-off between purchase price and the length of the bodywork warranty. The notice does not disclose the winning bidder's actual warranty period or the detailed score awarded under either criterion. As only one tender was recorded, the notice also does not provide a comparison of the winning offer with competing bids. The procurement result supports a description of the award model, but not a conclusion about the competitiveness of the price in the wider market. Additional Procurement Facts The procurement was conducted under Directive 2014/24/EU and used an open procedure. The procedure identifier is 6ee80692-2881-455c-9463-b3cbb084d43d, while the internal identifier is 1/2026. The previous notice reference is 550462-2026. The contract is classified as supplies. The main CPV code is 34144200, with 34144210 and 35110000 as additional classifications. The place of performance is given as Jelonki 108, Rychliki, postcode 14-411, in the Elbląski region of Poland. The award notice reports PLN 1,097,560 as the value of all contracts awarded in the notice. The lot's estimated value excluding VAT was PLN 1,089,430.89. The notice states that no EU funds were used, the procurement was covered by the Government Procurement Agreement, and no framework agreement or dynamic purchasing system was used. One statistical detail requires care: the notice records one tender overall, but the separate field for tenders from micro, small or medium-sized tenderers shows zero, despite identifying the winning supplier as an SME. This appears to be an inconsistency in the published statistical fields. The article therefore reports the overall tender count and supplier classification separately without changing either source entry. Market and Industry Perspective The contract is relevant to Poland's specialist vehicle supply market, particularly manufacturers and suppliers serving fire and rescue organisations. The CPV classifications identify the purchase as a vehicle for emergency services and specifically as a firefighting vehicle, with an additional reference to firefighting, rescue and safety equipment. The award criteria offer a useful indication of how the authority structured its evaluation. Price accounted for 60% and bodywork warranty for 40%. The model gave a substantial role to the warranty period rather than relying entirely on the lowest price. However, the notice does not provide technical scoring details beyond the warranty rule or state the actual warranty offered by the winner. The single recorded tender is a fact about this particular procurement. It does not establish that the Polish emergency vehicle market is generally uncompetitive or that other suppliers were unable to meet the requirements. The notice does not identify other potential bidders or explain why only one tender was recorded. For suppliers monitoring similar contracts, the result provides a reference point for a medium fire and rescue vehicle procurement with a 60-day estimated duration. The estimated and awarded values should be kept distinct when comparing it with other notices. Economic Significance The recorded winning tender value is PLN 1,097,560. The authority's estimated value, excluding VAT, was PLN 1,089,430.89. The award value is PLN 8,129.11 higher than the estimate. The notice does not explain the difference or establish whether the two figures use the same VAT basis. The price criterion itself refers to gross price, so the award value should not automatically be described as excluding VAT. The procurement represents a public-sector purchase of a specialist emergency vehicle. The notice does not quantify expected operating savings, improvements in emergency response, employment effects or the wider economic impact of the contract. Such benefits should not be presented as confirmed outcomes. The supplier is classified as a micro, small or medium-sized enterprise in the notice. This identifies the recorded size category of the successful economic operator, but does not by itself establish the proportion of the contract value that will be spent locally or the number of jobs associated with delivery. Future Procurement Opportunities This is a contract award notice, not an invitation to submit a new tender for the same vehicle. The procurement has concluded with WISS Samochody Specjalne Sp. z o.o. selected as the winner and the contract signed on 7 October 2026. The notice does not announce a future vehicle replacement procurement or establish a date for another tender. Suppliers interested in comparable opportunities should monitor new notices issued by local authorities, volunteer fire services and other public safety organisations rather than treating this award as an active bidding opportunity. Businesses can review current opportunities through Polandtenders's tender listings and study completed results in the contract awards section. Searching for the relevant CPV codes can help identify procurement notices for emergency service vehicles and firefighting equipment. Opportunities for Suppliers Manufacturers and distributors of specialist emergency vehicles can use the notice to understand the broad procurement category, award criteria and delivery period. The evaluation combined gross price with the warranty period for vehicle bodywork, making both commercial pricing and warranty commitments relevant to a comparable bid. Suppliers preparing for similar procurements should review the full technical specification before preparing an offer. The result notice does not contain the complete vehicle configuration or equipment list. It also does not reveal the successful supplier's actual warranty duration. These details should be checked in the original tender documents or contract records where available. Potential bidders should also review qualification requirements carefully. The procurement description lists exclusion grounds and documentation requirements, including a European Single Procurement Document declaration, relevant exclusion declarations and, where requested, evidence of previous deliveries. The notice also describes the circumstances in which documents may be requested to verify the absence of exclusion grounds and the fulfilment of participation conditions. Suppliers seeking comparable public-sector opportunities can register with Polandtenders to monitor tender notices. Existing users can log in to access their accounts and follow relevant procurement categories. What Businesses Should Watch Businesses analysing this award should keep three issues in view. First, the estimated value excluding VAT and the winning tender value are different figures. The notice records PLN 1,089,430.89 excluding VAT as the estimate and PLN 1,097,560 as the winning tender value. The latter should not be labelled as excluding VAT without supporting information. Second, the award criteria set a minimum bodywork warranty of 24 months and a maximum scoring period of 60 months. The published result does not disclose the actual warranty offered by WISS. It is therefore not possible to determine from the notice how many points the supplier earned under the warranty criterion. Third, the statistical fields contain an inconsistency: one tender was recorded overall, while the SME tender count is shown as zero, despite the winning supplier being classified as an SME. This should be treated as a data-quality issue rather than silently corrected. The 60-day estimated duration is also important for suppliers assessing delivery expectations, but the notice does not provide a specific delivery date. Businesses should consult the original procurement documentation for the precise contractual milestones and technical obligations. Polandtenders Procurement Intelligence The Jelonkach fire and rescue vehicle award illustrates a procurement where price remained the primary evaluation factor but warranty duration also carried significant weight. The 60:40 split between price and bodywork warranty is a useful detail for suppliers assessing how a public authority structured its award criteria for a specialist vehicle. The result also highlights the importance of reading financial fields precisely. The estimated value is explicitly stated excluding VAT, whereas the winning tender value is separately recorded and the price criterion refers to gross price. These values should be retained with their source labels when comparing this contract against other vehicle procurements. One tender was recorded for the lot. The notice does not identify other bidders or provide a detailed comparison of offers. It also contains an inconsistency in the SME tender statistics, so procurement intelligence based on the result should distinguish the recorded overall bid count from the separate SME field. Businesses can use Polandtenders's tender database to monitor future emergency vehicle opportunities and the contract awards database to follow completed purchases. For assistance, visit the Polandtenders contact page. Supplier Takeaways Contract awarded: WISS Samochody Specjalne Sp. z o.o. won the contract for a medium fire and rescue vehicle. Reported tender value: PLN 1,097,560, compared with an estimated value of PLN 1,089,430.89 excluding VAT. Delivery period: The notice records an estimated duration of 60 days. Evaluation model: Price carried 60% of the weighting and the vehicle bodywork warranty carried 40%. Warranty range: The minimum was 24 months and the maximum scoring period was 60 months. Competition: One tender was recorded overall, but the separate SME tender statistic is inconsistent with the winning supplier's SME classification. Technical scope: The result notice does not provide a full vehicle specification, so suppliers should consult the underlying procurement documents for detailed requirements. Key Takeaways Ochotnicza Straż Pożarna w Jelonkach awarded the contract for a medium fire and rescue vehicle. WISS Samochody Specjalne Sp. z o.o. was selected as the winning supplier. The winning tender value was PLN 1,097,560. The estimated value excluding VAT was PLN 1,089,430.89. The estimated duration was 60 days. The winner was selected on 6 October 2026 and the contract was concluded on 7 October 2026. Price accounted for 60% of the award weighting and bodywork warranty for 40%. The result notice was published on 22 October 2026 as TED 732686-2026. Conclusion The award by Ochotnicza Straż Pożarna w Jelonkach provides a specific example of a Polish public procurement for a medium fire and rescue vehicle. WISS Samochody Specjalne Sp. z o.o. was selected under an open procedure, with the winning tender valued at PLN 1,097,560 and an estimated duration of 60 days. The procurement's evaluation structure combined price with the vehicle bodywork warranty, while the result notice recorded one tender overall. The difference between the estimated value excluding VAT and the awarded tender value, along with the inconsistent SME tender statistic, should be retained as source-record details when the award is used for market analysis. For suppliers of emergency vehicles and firefighting equipment, the notice provides a useful reference for the procurement category and award model. It is a completed award rather than an open opportunity. Future opportunities can be monitored through Polandtenders's tender listings and its contract award records. Source Official TED contract or concession award notice, reference 732686-2026, “Poland – Vehicles for the emergency services – Delivery of a medium fire and rescue vehicle for the Volunteer Fire Service in Jelonkach,” published in OJ S 205/2026 on 22 October 2026. TED source: https://ted.europa.eu/en/notice/-/detail/732686-2026 Contracting authority website: http://www.ospjelonki.pl
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