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Less Lethal Weapons (LLW) 0-50m Systems Framework for Policing

Details

Buyer
Home Office
Value
GBP 40,000,000
Topic
Anti-riot equipment
Published
30 October 2025
Submission
28 November 2025
Source
uk:find_a_tender

Tender description

The aim of the procurement is to award a framework for the provision of Small Calibre Impact Launcher systems (SCILs) and Kinetic Impact Projectile systems (KIPs) to supplement existing Less Lethal Weapons capability across Policing. The two-lot framework is expected to be four years in term, with a total noncommittal ceiling value of £40m. Interested suppliers will be invited to submit one bid for one or both lots. The intention is to award two contracts per lot, with a total of four systems available for purchase by UK and NI Policing via a direct award procedure (two SCILs, two KIPs).

Timeline

  1. Pre-tender published30 October 2025
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Relevant CPV codes

  • 35220000 · Anti-riot equipment
  • 35320000 · Firearms
  • 35330000 · Ammunition

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