Medailles en decoraties

The Ministerie van Defensie in Netherlands from Europe region has released this tender for The assignment concerns the supply of medals and decorations for the benefit of Koper. Maintaining or strengthening the international legal order, peace, and security is something for which the Netherlands makes a particularly significant military effort. Those who dedicate themselves to this deserve special appreciation and recognition, which can be provided, among other things, by the awarding of a decoration. At the Ministry of Defence, decorations constitute tangible recognition and appreciation from the government and are, for that reason alone, an important instrument of personnel care. The importance of this is increasingly recognized as the years pass. We must not forget that the military personnel deployed today are, after all, the veterans of tomorrow. Moreover, decorations often hold a very personal significance for the recipient: the commitment recognized with a decoration and the circumstances under which it took place are often such that it can only be considered a symbolic form of recognition. A decoration can then express this in a very fitting and tangible way. Decorations play an important role, especially at commemorations and reunions, because veterans also recognize each other by buttonhole decorations or lapel pins. In general, this allows one to see who else is a veteran, or to recognize comrades who participated in the same operations by the color of the ribbon or a specific pin. Finally, the visible wearing of an award has traditionally had a stimulating effect within military society. It is a good military tradition to also demonstrate that one has served Sovereign and Fatherland in an honorable manner (in the past) or, on behalf of the Dutch government, for the restoration or promotion of the international rule of law (today). One sets, as it were, a good example that deserves emulation. Most decorations, such as badges, medals, ribbons, bows, miniatures, and other award decorations, are made of worked metal with or without a colored ribbon. A decoration can be permanently attached to the garment or be detachable, for example by means of a pin closure, screw pin, or snap closure. The medals and decorations listed below, along with their corresponding buckles and ribbon bars, fall within the scope of the tender (see Appendix 3 for the sub-PVEs). SUB-PVE 01 International Missions Commemorative Medal SUB-PVE 02 Officers Cross for Honorable and Long Service SUB-PVE 03 Badge for Long, Honest and Faithful Service SUB-PVE 04 Disaster Humanitarian Relief Commemorative Medal SUB-PVE 05 Bronze Medal of Merit,silver and gold SUB-PVE 06 Navy Medal SUB PVE 07 Army Medal SUB-PVE 08 Royal Netherlands Marechaussee Medal SUB-PVE 09 Mobilization War Cross SUB PVE 10 New Guinea Commemorative Cross SUB PVE 11 Order and Peace Medal SUB PVE 12 War Commemorative Cross SUB PVE 13 Cross for Justice and Freedom SUB PVE 14 Air Force Medal SUB PVE 15 Multinational Peace Operations Commemorative Medal SUB PVE 16 UN Peace Operations Commemorative Medal SUB-PVE 17 Kosovo Medal SUB PVE 18 Afghanistan Medal SUB-PVE 19 Military War and Service Victims SUB-PVE 20 Remote Deployment Commemorative Medal SUB-PVE 21 NOC*NSF Medal SUB-PVE 22 Military Pentathlon Cross Not all medals and decorations are expected to actually be withdrawn, because the specific occasions for awarding the medal and/or decoration may not occur during the contract term. Therefore, the price list includes only those medals and decorations that, based on current knowledge, are expected to be purchased. Should this situation arise, the Supplier will be requested to submit a quotation for the medal or decoration for which no price has been set, in accordance with the tender documents; see also the framework conditions, Article 3.4. Addition of new medals or decorations other than those included in the PVE (Appendix 3). The following applies to these new medals and decorations: They must be commissioned/ordered by or on behalf of the decorations department of DOSCO; They must be purchased and paid for by the Ministry of Defence; They must be used for a similar purpose to the medals and decorations currently in use (paragraph 1.1.2); They must be made of a comparable material and by means of a comparable production process to the medals and decorations currently used (see PVE, Appendix 3); The maximum total value of the Framework Agreement (see Draft Framework Agreement, Article 1.3) may not be exceeded by the addition of the new medals and decorations. If it is expected that the maximum total value of the Framework Agreement will be exceeded by the addition of the new medals and decorations, the Buyer has the right to place these new medals and decorations outside the Framework Agreement and to initiate a new separate procurement process for them. The maximum value of the order is 100% above the carefully estimated value and amounts to 3,305,786 euros excluding VAT (excluding any contractual indexations). Outside scope: Products and services covered by the Agreement on the Supply of Sports Awards (medals, cups, and related items). with tender notice no. 699377-2026 published on 09 Oct 2026. The tender is due to expire on 08 Dec 2026. This tender is sourced from TED Europa and is eligible for suppliers interested in Medals. Interested bidders can obtain further information including complete bid documents or ways to participate by registering on Tender Impulse and referencing via Tender Impulse ID 15404663.