Mobile Biometric Enrolment (MBE) Devices

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Home Office

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Computer supplies
Surveillance and security systems and devices
Biometric sensors

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2 years ago

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Please note no contract was awarded as a result of this procurement process; this notice is being published for information and completeness only.
The Authority undertook a Restricted Procedure to procure FAP-60 MBE devices. However, the procurement was abandoned because no compliant prototype MBE device was submitted to the Authority.
The Authority has now started a new market engagement process with a view to undertaking a new MBE procurement in Autumn 2022. Interested potential suppliers should refer to the Prior Information Notice published in Find A Tender on 17 August 2022 that can be accessed via the following link: https://www.find-tender.service.gov.uk/Notice/022833-2022

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