Latest Belgium Cyber Security Tenders
5 live tenders, updated daily.
There are 5 live Cyber Security tenders in Belgium on Tender Impulse right now. Worldwide, Belgium ranks seventh of 7 countries for live Cyber Security tenders. Common CPV codes in these notices include Cyber security (75220000). The newest notice was added on 12 Oct 2026.
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Cyber security tenders in Belgium
Ministries, banks, utilities and hospitals tender for security software, firewalls and network protection, security operations centres, penetration testing, audits and staff awareness training. Security software packages are classified under CPV code 48730000.
Cybersecurity tenders frequently require certified staff and compliance with national security standards. Subscribers can request the documents for Belgium tenders and get them translated at no extra cost.
Bidding in Belgium
Belgian buyers use the federal e-Procurement platform run by BOSA, and above-threshold contracts also go to TED. Depending on the region, documents are in Dutch, French or German, while EU calls from Brussels are often in English. Tender Impulse translates Cyber Security tender details for subscribers at no extra cost.
1540894626.RTI.OP.102 - Service Framework Contract for the provision of “Nuclear Technologies for EU Defence Energy Systems (NUCLEUS) Study”Country: BelgiumDeadline16 Nov 202612395925FRAMEWORK AGREEMENT FOR THE ACQUISITION OF SERVICES RELATING TO CLOUD, CYBERSECURITY, INFRASTRUCTURE, NETWORKS AND THE PURCHASE OF ASSOCIATED HARDWARECountry: BelgiumDeadline12 Apr 20276685015Description: Acquisition of all types of end-user IT hardware equipment, including cybersecurity equipment and datacentre infrastructure equipment. The DPS will also include relateCountry: BelgiumDeadline06 Apr 20272997447Acquisition of end-user IT supplies and associated services, of infrastructure-related (managed) services and their associated products linked to a digital workplace context, as weCountry: BelgiumDeadline06 Apr 202710148962Service contract for the implementation of a structure for the prevention, detection, management and coordination of responses to cybersecurity incidents that may impact the IT serCountry: BelgiumDeadline13 Nov 2026
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Frequently Asked Questions About Belgium Cyber Security Tenders
How many Belgium Cyber Security tenders are open right now?
Tender Impulse lists 5 open Belgium Cyber Security tenders. The count is refreshed every two hours as new notices are published and others close.
Which CPV codes are used in Belgium Cyber Security tenders?
The CPV codes that appear most often in open Belgium Cyber Security tenders are Cyber security (75220000). Adding these codes to a Tender Impulse alert brings new matching notices by email every day.
Which platform do Belgian buyers use for Cyber Security tenders?
Belgian public buyers publish Cyber Security tenders on the federal e-Procurement platform managed by BOSA, and contracts over EU thresholds are also published on TED. Federal, regional and local authorities all tender. Brussels is also home to many European Union institutions and agencies, which run their own calls for tenders and funding programmes.
Which languages are Cyber Security tenders in Belgium published in?
Belgian Cyber Security tenders can be in Dutch, French or German, depending on the region, while calls from EU institutions in Brussels are usually in English. Bidders often need to work across more than one language. Tender Impulse subscribers get tender details translated at no extra cost, can request the bid documents and receive daily alerts by keyword and CPV code.
What do Belgium cyber security tenders include?
Belgium cyber security tenders include security software, firewalls and network protection, security operations centres, penetration testing, audits and staff awareness training, issued by ministries, banks, utilities and hospitals. Security software packages are classified under CPV code 48730000, while services such as testing and audits usually carry other codes.
What certifications do Belgium cybersecurity tenders usually require?
Belgium cybersecurity tenders frequently require certified staff, compliance with national security standards and evidence of similar assignments. Bidders typically provide CVs with recognised professional certifications, manufacturer partner status for the products offered, information security management documentation and confidentiality undertakings. Some buyers also require security vetting of personnel who will access their systems.
How are Belgium cyber security proposals typically scored?
Belgium cyber security proposals are typically scored on technical approach, team qualifications and relevant experience as well as price, while supply-only licence tenders often go to the lowest compliant offer. Pitfalls include unclear testing scope, demanding response times in service-level agreements, and data residency or confidentiality rules that limit which tools and providers can be used.
