Opportunities

The NATO Support and Procurement Agency (NSPA) intends to award a contract on a sole source basis to Rolls-Royce Solutions GmbH (Friedrichshafen, Germany, NCAGE D8266) for 42 diesel engines (ENGINE,DIESEL) for BOXER armoured vehicles. The item is NSN 2815124073810, part number XZ52300000090. Notice ID: 26LMS084. No estimated value is given. NSPA justifies the sole source approach because Rolls-Royce Solutions is the OEM and the only known manufacturer of the item. Companies that believe they can meet the requirement may submit evidence of demonstrated capability, such as proof of prior performance, to procurement72@nspa.nato.int and source-file@nspa.nato.int. The deadline is 10 calendar days after publication on 28 October 2026. The notice listing gives 9 November 2026 as the deadline. Late submissions will not be considered. NSPA will provide its written assessment within 15 calendar days of receiving a submission. If a firm considers the assessment erroneous, it may file a formal complaint within 5 calendar days of receiving it. The complaint goes to the Procurement Officer, with a copy to the NSPA Competition Advocate. Good-faith efforts at amicable resolution are required first. If the Competition Advocate rejects the complaint, it may be appealed to the NSPA Award Review and Debarment Board (ARDB), whose decision is final. NSPA Operating Instructions OI 4200-01, 4200-08 and 4200-09 and the ARDB Practice Direction contain further conditions that are not covered in this summary.

The NATO Support and Procurement Agency (NSPA) has published Future Business Opportunity (FBO) 26LDM028. It announces its intention to issue a Request for Proposal (RFP) for a new Outline Agreement supporting the HR-3000 (RSRP) radar system in Greece. The system OEM is Raytheon Company (CAGE 05869). The required services are Depot Level Maintenance (DLM), Onsite Maintenance Support (OSM) and Post Design Services (PDS). Estimated yearly quantities are fifteen DLM cases, fifteen un-programmed on-site activities, up to three Scheduled Mechanical Services (SMS) and one PDS activity. No estimated value is stated. Work will take place at the Hortiatis, Ismaros and Ziros radar sites and at contractor facilities in Greece for DLM. The estimated period of performance is 3 + 2 years. Quality assurance requirements are AQAP-2131/AQAP-2110/AQAP-2070. Personnel must have Greek and English language skills to STANAG 6001 Levels 3-3-3-3. Access to the radar sites requires NATO SECRET clearance. Registration in NSPA's Source File is mandatory to respond to any RFP. The FBO is for information only and is not a solicitation. The notice lists a deadline of 9 November 2026, but the procurement timeline is given on NSPA's eProcurement portal and may be amended. No evaluation criteria are stated. The RFP and its terms have not been provided and are not reflected in this summary.

NSPA has published a Future Business Opportunity (FBO, ID 26LMS082, type SU – supply) for various spare parts for the MLRS E multiple launch rocket system. The main system OEM is KNDS Deutschland GmbH & Co. KG – Werk Kassel (CAGE D2692). The annex lists 41 line items, totalling 389 units. Some NSNs appear on more than one line with separate quantities, for example Kabel W704, GURT and cable assembly 6150-12-323-1120. Most items are KNDS Deutschland parts, mainly electrical cable assemblies such as W704, W4001–W4017 and W1013–W1053, plus RF cables. Other items include a coupling, clamp shells, a cabin distribution box, an FEU relay box, a fan drive guard, belts, a commander's seat latching belt, lugs, nuts, plugs, a gasket and a storage box door. One cable is from Thales Deutschland GmbH (CAGE D8385). Quantities per line range from 1 to 50 units. The quality assurance level for all items is AQAP 2131 with a manufacturer or OEM Certificate of Conformity. Interested manufacturers must negotiate user rights and access to the Technical Data Package with the OEM. Registration in NSPA's Source File is mandatory to submit a response to any NSPA RFP. The FBO is for information only and is not a solicitation; responding is not mandatory. The deadline shown in the notice is 19 November 2026. The location, transportation and period of performance will be defined in the RFP. Evaluation criteria are not stated. The future RFP, to be published on NSPA's eProcurement portal, will contain additional terms not covered in this summary.

The NATO Communications and Information Agency (NCIA) is procuring the replacement of an antenna at the Atalanti SATCOM Ground Station in Greece, part of NATO's satellite communications ground infrastructure. The procurement is a NATO Competitive Procurement. Its estimated value is 3,700,000; the currency is not stated in the notice. The notice was published on 27 October 2026 and the deadline is 18 January 2027. The notice does not specify whether this is the deadline for bids or for expressions of interest or requests to participate. The available material does not give the scope of work (such as the antenna type, size, frequency bands, installation, integration or decommissioning of the existing antenna), the delivery schedule or contract period, the evaluation criteria, or the eligibility requirements. Under the usual NCIA practice for NATO competitive procurements, participation is typically limited to firms from NATO member nations, often through a national Declaration of Eligibility, and security clearances may be required. These conditions have not been confirmed for this procurement. No attachments were available. The solicitation documents (e.g. the IFB/RFP, Statement of Work and contract terms) contain further requirements and conditions that are not covered in this summary.

The NATO Support and Procurement Agency (NSPA, Capellen, Luxembourg) requests firm fixed-price proposals under RFP GRA26085 /LW-WDI-6001066307 for 3 each DUCT ASSY, NSN 1560-01-546-9571, for the E-3A aircraft. The reference part is Boeing (CAGE 81205) P/N 204-66660-1; the FSC application data lists P/N 204-66606. No estimated value is given. Delivery is FCA Contractor (Incoterms 2020). The materiel must be new of current production from the OEM, its licensee or an authorised distributor, with traceability to the type certificate holder or OEM. FAA PMA parts are not accepted. The bidding instructions allow NSPA to consider new-surplus material, but the draft terms state that surplus will not be accepted unless approved. Quality requirements are AQAP 2131, also applicable to subcontractors. No Government Quality Assurance is required, but a Certificate of Conformity per AQAP 2070 is required, plus the manufacturer's CoC if the bidder is not the manufacturer. The offer must include quality certifications, proof of origin traceability and, where applicable, shelf life. Participation is limited to suppliers in NATO nations registered in the NSPA Source File, and bids must be submitted via the e-Procurement platform. For US export, the bidder acts as USPPI and Exporter of Record. Evaluation is based on compliance first, then lowest price, with NSPA also seeking the best delivery terms. Bid closing is 31 January 2027 (time on the platform), and offers must remain valid until 30 April 2027. The provided material does not specify a delivery schedule. The warranty is 500 flight hours or 2 years, whichever is shorter. Liquidated damages are 1% per week, capped at 10%. The NSPA Supplier Code of Conduct, which is not included, contains additional terms not covered here.

NATO Allied Command Operations (ACO) has issued Request for Proposal RFP-SH-26-47 for a four-year operational lease of one (1) armoured executive class Sport Utility Vehicle (SUV) for Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe (SHAPE HQ). The scope is a lease, not an outright purchase, of a single vehicle. The notice gives no estimated contract value, armour protection level, vehicle specifications, maintenance or service obligations, delivery date or start of the lease period. Eligibility requirements, such as nationality of NATO member states, security clearances or certifications, and evaluation criteria are also not stated in the available material. The RFP was published on 27 October 2026. The deadline for clarification requests is 17 November 2026 at 16:00, and the deadline for proposals is 27 November 2026 at 16:00 (time zone not specified). Contacts: Mr Sébastien Carlier, Buyer (+32 65 44 51 74, sebastien.carlier@nato.int), or Mr Giuseppe Col, Head of Contract Management Section (+32 65 44 22 40, giuseppe.col@nato.int). The RFP documents were not available for this summary. The solicitation package likely contains the technical requirements, contract terms, eligibility conditions and evaluation criteria, which are not reflected here.

The NATO Support and Procurement Agency (NSPA) has published Future Business Opportunity (FBO) No. 26LMS081 for a potential outline agreement to supply spare parts for the PRV DINGO 2 protected vehicle on the MB UNIMOG chassis. The main system OEM is KNDS Deutschland GmbH & Co. KG (CAGE C7535). The customer nation is not stated. The item list covers 107 line items, each with a quantity of 1 EA, identified by NSN, part number and NCAGE code. Items include disc brake calipers and kits, brake pad adjusters, air and air-conditioning filters, fenders, body panels, step assemblies, bumpers, mirrors, lighting kits, door locks and hinges, and wiring harnesses. They also include several UNIMOG transmissions and transmission parts, axle shafts, wheel hubs, an engine generator, supplemental small-arms armour, a vetronics box (VXB), a gun charger and a weapon controller grip. Several items have no NSN. Most parts carry OEM codes C7535 or CN802. The required quality level is AQAP 2131 with a Certificate of Conformity (CoC) from the original equipment manufacturer. Registration in NSPA's Source File is mandatory to respond to any resulting RFP. The FBO is for information only and is not a solicitation. The notice lists a deadline of 30 November 2026 (published 26 October 2026), but the document does not specify what this deadline applies to. The estimated value, delivery schedule, agreement duration and evaluation criteria are not stated. The procurement timeline and any future RFP documents are on NSPA's eProcurement portal and were not available for this summary.

The NATO Support and Procurement Agency (NSPA) intends to award a sole source contract to Lockheed Martin Global, Inc. (Liverpool, NY, USA; NCAGE 6WZB6) for spare parts for the AN/FPS-117 and AN/TPS-77 radar systems (NPSSA No. 26LDS049). The requirement covers 25 NSN-identified line items, totalling 123 units. These include 29 radar receiver-transmitters in three NSNs (5, 5 and 19 units), numerous circuit card assemblies, amplifier subassemblies and predrivers, power supplies (12 and 3 units), frequency synthesizers, filters, switch assemblies, plug-in sockets, an electronic components assembly, an APC module and a 220/208 VAC vaneaxial fan. No estimated value is stated. NSPA justifies the sole source approach on the grounds that Lockheed Martin is the design authority and original equipment manufacturer of both radar systems. Firms that believe they can meet the requirement may submit evidence of demonstrated capability, such as proof of prior performance, to procurement41@nspa.nato.int and source-file@nspa.nato.int. Submissions are due no later than 10 calendar days after publication on 26 October 2026; the listing gives the deadline as 6 November 2026. NSPA will reply in writing within 15 calendar days. A formal complaint may be filed within 5 calendar days of NSPA's assessment, with appeal possible to the ARDB. No delivery schedule is given. The referenced NSPA Operating Instructions (4200-01, 4200-08, 4200-09) and the ARDB Practice Direction contain further conditions not covered in this summary.

The NATO Communications and Information Agency (NCIA) has issued a Request for Information (RFI) for the Geospatial Enterprise Core Services (GECS) Capability Programme. Based on the title, the programme concerns core geospatial services delivered at enterprise level within NATO. The material provided does not specify the scope, technical content, architecture, quantities or delivery model. As this is an RFI, it is a market survey stage and not a formal call for bids. Its purpose is typically to collect information from industry on available solutions and capabilities. The estimated value is not stated. The notice was published on 23 October 2026, and the deadline for RFI responses is 3 December 2026. No contract performance period or delivery schedule is given. Eligibility requirements, such as security clearances, national eligibility or NATO nationality restrictions, are not specified. No evaluation criteria are given either. No RFI documents or attachments were available. The RFI documentation on the NCIA portal contains the detailed requirements, response instructions and other conditions, which are not covered in this summary.

The NATO Support and Procurement Agency (NSPA), Capellen, Luxembourg, has issued Request for Proposal RGR26093 /LW-WW-6001066193 for the supply of electrical cable. The requirement is a single line item (line 10): NATO Stock Number 6145NA0042033, "CABLE", quantity 60, unit of issue feet. The item is referenced to military specification part number M27500/18RC2W09 (CAGE 81349, Military Specifications). No estimated value is given. Bidders are invited to submit a firm fixed price proposal based on delivery FCA Contractor's facilities (Incoterms 2020). Prices must exclude taxes and duties from which NSPA is exempt. Government Quality Assurance is not required. The contractor must provide a Certificate of Conformity (CoC) using the AQAP 2070 template. If the contractor is not the manufacturer, it must also provide a copy of the manufacturer's CoC. The requirement is marked URGENT. NSPA will select the lowest offer with acceptable delivery terms that complies with the RFP Terms and Conditions. No delivery schedule is specified. The offer closing date is 13 November 2026, and offers must remain valid until 31 May 2027. The contact point is Roxanne Grimaldi (+352 3063 7477). NSPA's Procurement Regulations, Operating Instructions and Low value provisions, published on NSPA's website, as well as AQAP 2070, contain further terms not covered in this summary.

The NATO Communications and Information Agency (NCIA) has issued a Request for Information (RFI) titled "Enhanced AirC2 – System Integration & Applications Marketplace". Based on the title, the RFI concerns NATO air command and control (AirC2) capabilities. It appears to cover two elements: system integration services and an applications marketplace, likely a framework or platform for sourcing and integrating AirC2 software applications. The notice itself does not describe the scope, technical requirements or intended architecture. As an RFI, this is a market survey rather than a competitive tender. Its purpose is typically to gather industry information on available solutions, capabilities and approaches ahead of a possible future procurement. The notice was published on 23 October 2026, and the response deadline is 3 December 2026. No estimated value, quantities, contract period, eligibility requirements (such as security clearance or NATO-nation origin) or evaluation criteria are stated in the available material. No attachments were provided, so this summary relies solely on the notice title and basic metadata. The RFI documents published on the NCIA portal are likely to contain the detailed scope, technical questions, response format and participation conditions, none of which are reflected in this summary.

The NATO Support and Procurement Agency (NSPA, Capellen, Luxembourg) requests firm fixed price proposals for 5 each RECEIVER SUBASSEMBLY, RADAR, NSN 5841015020839 (RFP RGR26019A /LW-WW-6001066198). The reference part is Northrop Grumman P/N 581R815H09 (CAGE 97942), and P/N 332816 per CPI VDS1715 is also acceptable but must be marked on the name plate. The end item is the AN/APY-1 and -2. The item is a passive receiver protector/gate (electronic) measuring 16.640 x 4.920 inches nominal. It is electrostatic sensitive and its gate assembly contains a quartz vial charged with H3 (tritium), with an 8-year shelf life. Delivery is FCA Contractor's facilities (Incoterms 2020). Materiel must be new of current production and traceable to the OEM. New-surplus is acceptable with documented traceability, while FAA PMA parts are not accepted. AQAP 2131 applies, including to sub-contractors, and a CoC per AQAP 2070 is required. Offers must include quality certification, traceability and remaining shelf life. The successful bidder must act as USPPI and Exporter of Record for US exports. Bidders must be registered in the NSPA Source File and submit via the e-Procurement platform. The question deadline is 31 October 2026, bid closing is 17 November 2026, and offers must remain valid until 30 May 2027. Award goes to the compliant offer with the lowest price, with best delivery terms also sought. No delivery schedule is stated. The NSPA General Provisions, Termination for Convenience and Supplier Code of Conduct contain additional terms not covered here.

The NATO Communications and Information Agency (NCIA) has issued a Request for Information (RFI) for an Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT) capability. An RFI is a market survey, not a call for tenders. It typically gathers information on available solutions, industry capabilities and potential suppliers before any formal procurement. The notice was published on 23 October 2026, and responses are due by 4 November 2026, a short window of about two weeks. The available material gives only the title. It does not specify whether NCIA is seeking software platforms, data sources, analytical tools, integration services or a combination of these. Estimated value, quantities, technical requirements, eligibility conditions (such as security clearance or NATO-nation origin of companies), response format and any later procurement schedule are not given. NCIA procurements are generally open only to companies from NATO member nations, and Finland and Sweden are now members. Eligibility for this RFI cannot be confirmed from the material provided. The RFI documents themselves, available on NCIA's procurement portal, contain the actual requirements, questions and response instructions. They were not provided and have not been taken into account in this summary.

The NATO Support and Procurement Agency (NSPA) has published a Future Business Opportunity (FBO), ID 26LAS037 (type: SU, supply), announcing a potential procurement of spare parts for the Airbus C-295 aircraft (OEM CAGE F0210). The title refers to the user as "SPAF", which the material does not define. Two line items are listed: (1) BRAKE, MULTIPLE DISK, NSN 1630995009695, P/N AHA2424, CAGE K1037, 2 EA; (2) SENSOR ASSEMBLY, TEM, NSN 5905998838320, P/N AHM10291, CAGE K1037, 2 EA. Both are for end item C-295. The FBO template includes a "COC from the OEM" field but gives no value, so it is unclear whether an OEM Certificate of Conformity will be required. No estimated value, delivery location or period of performance is given. The FBO is for information only. It is not a solicitation or a commitment to procure, and responding is not mandatory. Registration in NSPA's Source File is mandatory to submit a response to any subsequent RFP. The notice lists 5 November 2026 as the deadline (published 22 October 2026). It is not stated whether this date relates to the FBO or to a future RFP. No evaluation criteria are mentioned. The RFP, to be published on NSPA's eProcurement portal, will contain further terms not covered in this summary.

The NATO Support and Procurement Agency (NSPA, Capellen, Luxembourg) requests firm fixed price proposals for one (1) power supply, NSN 6130010434055, for the E-3A AWACS aircraft. Reference part numbers are Northrop Grumman Systems Corp (CAGE 03956) P/N 1803952 and Brown Helicopter Inc (CAGE 5V361) P/N PCX24. Maximum overall length and width are 2.625 inches. Delivery is FCA Contractor's facilities (Incoterms 2020). Material must be NEW of current production from the original manufacturer, its licensee or an authorised distributor. NEW-SURPLUS material is acceptable if it has documented traceability to an approved source. FAA PMA parts, over-run parts, recycled parts and substitutes without NSPA approval are not accepted. Quality requirements are AQAP 2130, which also applies to subcontractors. A Certificate of Conformity from the OEM is required, using the AQAP 2070 template. Government Quality Assurance is not required. Proposals must include the bidder's quality certifications (ISO, AQAP, OEM), traceability of origin and remaining shelf life where applicable. For US-origin material, export control details must be given (USML category or ECCN, Schedule B code). Proposals are evaluated on compliance first, then lowest price; NSPA also asks for best delivery terms. No delivery schedule is specified. Offer closing date is 7 December 2026, 24:00 Luxembourg time, and offers must remain valid until 5 March 2027. Proposals may be submitted in English or French. The NSPO Procurement Regulations and NSPA Operating Instructions referenced on NSPA's website contain additional terms not covered in this summary.

The NATO Communications and Information Agency (NCIA) is requesting quotations for engineering support services for the NATO-Maven Smart System in 2026, under reference RFQ-192786-MSSENGSPT. The procurement uses a simplified procedure. The estimated value is 160,000; the currency is not stated in the notice. The notice was published on 22 October 2026, and the deadline for quotations is 5 November 2026. The available material does not specify the content or scope of the engineering support, the number of person-days or deliverables, the place of performance, or the duration of the contract period. Technical requirements, eligibility conditions (for example security clearances, required certifications or the bidder's country of origin) and evaluation criteria are also not stated. NCIA procurements are normally restricted to companies from NATO member countries, but this notice does not confirm that requirement. Bidders should obtain the full RFQ package from NCIA, as it is likely to contain the statement of work, contract terms and bid submission instructions. No attachments were available for this summary, so it is based solely on the basic data in the notice.

The NATO Support and Procurement Agency (NSPA) has published Future Business Opportunity (FBO) 26LDM027. It announces its intention to issue a Request for Proposal (RFP) for a new Outline Agreement supporting the RAT-31 S-Band Radars in Norway (RAT-31 SL/N) and Türkiye (SL/T). The radar stations covered are RS Inebolu and RS Ahlatlibel in Türkiye, and RS Honningsvag and RS Senja in Norway. Requested services are Depot Level Maintenance (DLM) repair, Onsite Maintenance (OSM), Post Design Services (PDS) and Configuration Management (CM) support. The main system OEM is Leonardo S.p.A. Land & Naval Defence Electronics Division (CAGE A1615). Part numbers are SBS473 (RAT-31SL/T-IB Subsystem) and A633 (RAT-31SL/N, SINDRE II). No NATO Stock Number is assigned. Quantities are TBD and no estimated value is given. Required quality assurance levels are AQAP-2131 for DLM and AQAP-2110/2210 for PDS. DLM and PDS deliveries are FCA Contractor's Facility. DLM work is performed at the contractor's facility, while OSM and PDS take place in Türkiye and Norway. The estimated period of performance is 3 years + 2 years. Registration in NSPA's Source File is mandatory to respond to the RFP. The FBO is for information only and is not a solicitation. The notice lists a deadline of 9 November 2026, but the FBO does not define what this deadline applies to. Evaluation criteria are not stated. The RFP and its terms will be published later on NSPA's eProcurement portal and are not covered in this summary.

The NATO Communication and Information Agency (NCIA) has published a Request for Information (RFI) titled "Unified Communications and Collaboration Solution". Based on the title, the agency is seeking industry input on a solution for unified communications and collaboration. Such solutions typically cover voice, video, messaging and collaboration tools. However, the material provided does not specify the scope, technical requirements, intended users, network or classification level, or whether the solution is to be delivered as a product, a service or both. The notice was published on 22 October 2026 and the response deadline is 3 December 2026. No estimated value, quantities, delivery schedule or contract period is given. As this is an RFI, it is a market survey and not a formal solicitation. It is not stated whether a subsequent competitive procurement will follow. Eligibility requirements are not described in the available information. NCIA procurements are normally limited to companies from NATO member nations and may require a Declaration of Eligibility and security clearances. Evaluation criteria are not mentioned. No attachments were available. The RFI documents on the NCIA portal contain the actual requirements, response instructions and terms, which have not been considered in this summary.

The NATO Support and Procurement Agency (NSPA), based in Capellen, Luxembourg, has issued Request for Proposal RGR26089 /LW-WDI-6001064794 for one (1) circuit card assembly. The item has NATO Stock Number 5998006171835 and part number 608-9377-001, with Rockwell Collins Aerospace (CAGE 13499) as the reference manufacturer. It is used in the end item AN/USC-30, a data communication system. The material documents give no further technical specifications and no estimated value. Bidders must submit a firm fixed price proposal based on delivery FCA Contractor's facilities (Incoterms 2020). Prices must exclude any taxes and duties from which NSPA is exempt. The RFP states no specific eligibility requirements such as security clearances or certifications. The requirement is marked URGENT. NSPA will select the lowest offer with acceptable delivery terms that complies with the RFP Terms and Conditions. The offer closing date is 18 November 2026, and offers must remain valid until 31 May 2027. No specific delivery schedule is stated. The contact point is Roxanne Grimaldi, Junior Buyer (+352 3063 7477). Firms not wishing to respond should notify NSPA. The NSPA Procurement Regulations, Operating Instructions and Low value provisions are published on NSPA's website. They contain additional terms that were not provided and are not reflected in this summary.

The NATO Support and Procurement Agency (NSPA), Capellen, Luxembourg, has issued RFP RGR26092 /LW-WDI-6001064815 for 110 each of packing with retainer, NSN 5330010075088 (line item 10). The item is a one-piece synthetic rubber packing with these nominal dimensions: outside diameter 0.500 in, retainer thickness 0.040 in, packing ring cross-sectional diameter 0.051 in, retainer inside diameter 0.341 in and packing inside diameter 0.239 in. The reference part numbers are Parker-Hannifin Corp (CAGE 83259) P/N 800-3230-1/4 and Hamilton Sundstrand Corporation (CAGE 99167) P/N 960A971-8. The end-use platform is not stated. No estimated value is given. Offers must be firm fixed price, FCA Contractor's facilities (Incoterms 2020), and exclusive of taxes and duties from which NSPA is exempt. The contract must meet AQAP 2131 (final inspection and test), which also applies to all subcontractors. Government Quality Assurance is not required. A Certificate of Conformity using the AQAP 2070 template is required. If the contractor is not the manufacturer, it must also supply a copy of the manufacturer's CoC. Offers close on 6 November 2026 and must remain valid until 31 May 2027. No delivery schedule is specified, but NSPA asks for best delivery terms. Evaluation is by compliance with the RFP terms, then lowest price as the predominant criterion. NSPA Procurement Regulations, Operating Instructions, low-value provisions and AQAP 2131/2070 contain further conditions not covered in this summary.

The NATO Support and Procurement Agency (NSPA) has published Future Business Opportunity (FBO) 26LDM026 announcing its intention to issue a Request for Proposal (RFP) for a new Outline Agreement supporting the S-723 radar in Denmark and the S-743 radar fleet in Greece. The systems are the MARTELLO 3D RADAR S-743 and the MARTELLO S723 3D ADGE. The OEM is BAE SYSTEMS PROJECT SERVICES LTD. (CAGE KCX40). Required services are Depot Level Maintenance (DLM), Onsite Maintenance Support (OSM) and Post Design Services (PDS). Estimated yearly quantities are: S-743, 80 DLM cases, 10 OSM cases and 5 PDS cases; S-723, 5 DLM cases. No contract value is stated. Quality assurance requirements are AQAP-2131 for DLM, AQAP-2110 for PDS and AQAP-2070 for GQAR. The estimated period of performance is 3 + 2 years. Onsite work takes place at the Moustakos, Pilion, Parnis and Vitsi radar sites in Greece and the Bornholm radar site in Denmark. DLM and PDS are performed at the contractor's facilities. The contractor's staff must hold or obtain NATO clearances to access the radar sites. Registration in NSPA's Source File is mandatory to respond to the RFP. The notice lists 9 November 2026 as the deadline. The FBO is for information only, and responding to it is not mandatory. The timeline and the actual RFP terms will be published on NSPA's eProcurement portal and are not covered in this summary.

The NATO Support and Procurement Agency (NSPA, Luxembourg) requests firm fixed price proposals under RFP RGR26091 /LW-WW-6001064814 for aerospace two-component epoxy adhesives. Line 10 covers 5 kits and line 20 covers 10 kits of NSN 8040013477600. This is a grey epoxy paste in a 50 g kit with separate catalyst, supplied in an E-Z Pack pouch, for potting, filling, fairing and shimming. It is rated for service temperatures up to 350 °F and higher and must be stored at or below 40 °F. Reference: Henkel Loctite EA-934NA 50 GRAM KIT (CAGE 04347). Line 30 covers 3 kits of NSN 8040002091286. This is a green epoxy paste in a 1-quart kit for aerospace bonding, with room-temperature cure, 72–120 h drying time, service temperatures up to 350 °F and storage at or below 75 °F. References include Henkel Hysol EA9396, Lockheed Martin FMS-1104, RTX PWA457-4 and Northrop Grumman 565756. All items have a minimum shelf life of 70% from date of manufacture. For line 30, a HAZMAT MSDS/SDS is required with the offer, together with 270 days' remaining shelf life on delivery and material from the latest production. Lines 10 and 20 require AQAP 2131. A Certificate of Conformity using the AQAP 2070 template is required, plus the manufacturer's CoC if the bidder is not the manufacturer. No Government Quality Assurance applies. Hazardous material laws, including EU directives, apply. Delivery is FCA Contractor's facilities (Incoterms 2020). The requirement is urgent, but no delivery schedule is stated. Award goes to the lowest compliant offer with acceptable delivery terms. Offer closing date is 5 November 2026, and offers must remain valid until 31 May 2027. NSPA Procurement Regulations, Operating Instructions and Low value provisions (NSPA website) contain additional terms not covered here.

The NATO Support and Procurement Agency (NSPA), Capellen, Luxembourg, has issued Request for Proposal RGR26090 /LW-WW-6001064796 for the supply of 6 each of 'SIGN, PULL EXIT' (NSN 9905NA0052980, line item 10). The item is a photoluminescent pull exit sign, an approved replacement in accordance with ISR-PN-178 for part number 10-61789-1008. It is referenced in Technical Order E3-A-11-01-018C-00-A-941-A-D, Figure 1, Index 37. The technical order designation suggests an E-3A aircraft application, but the RFP does not state this explicitly. The reference manufacturer is STG Aerospace Ltd (CAGE U8192), part number SG8784. Bidders must submit a firm fixed price proposal based on delivery FCA Contractor's facilities (Incoterms 2020). Prices must exclude taxes and duties from which NSPA is exempt. No estimated value, delivery schedule or specific security or certification requirements are stated. The RFP is NATO UNCLASSIFIED. The offer closing date is 30 October 2026, and offers must remain valid until 31 May 2027. Proposals will be evaluated first on compliance with the RFP terms and conditions, then on lowest price, which is the predominant criterion. NSPA also requests the best delivery terms. The contact point is Roxanne Grimaldi (Junior Buyer). NSPA's Procurement Regulations, Operating Instructions and Low value provisions, published on the NSPA website, as well as ISR-PN-178, contain further conditions not covered in this summary.

The NATO Support and Procurement Agency (NSPA), Capellen, Luxembourg, has issued Request for Proposal RGR26088 /LW-WW-6001064792 for the supply of electrical cable assemblies. The requirement consists of six line items, 5 units each (30 units in total): - Line 10: NSN 5995NA0054116, power cable assembly, General Micro Systems P/N 77-0042-000 (CAGE 0A8J6). - Line 20: NSN 5995NA0054119, power cable assembly, Argon Corp. P/N 204-63532-1 (CAGE 6K8R5). - Line 30: NSN 5995NA0054122, special-purpose cable assembly, Boeing P/N 775-50160-6 (CAGE 81205). - Line 40: NSN 5995016291981, special-purpose cable assembly (laptop power cable), L-Com Global Connectivity P/N PCM1012 (CAGE 43321). - Line 50: NSN 5995NA0054120, electrical cord assembly, Boeing P/N P007-012. - Line 60: NSN 6150NA0054115, special-purpose cable assembly, Boeing P/N 204-518A0-1. Offers must be firm fixed price, FCA Contractor's facilities (Incoterms 2020). Prices must exclude taxes and duties from which NSPA is exempt. No estimated value is given. All items are marked URGENT. Evaluation is based on the lowest offer with acceptable delivery terms that complies with the RFP Terms and Conditions. The offer closing date is 19 November 2026, and offers must remain valid until 31 May 2027. No delivery schedule is stated. The contact point is Roxanne Grimaldi (+352 3063 7477). NSPA Procurement Regulations, Operating Instructions and Low value provisions are available on the NSPA website. They contain additional terms not covered in this summary.

The NATO Support and Procurement Agency (NSPA, Capellen, Luxembourg) has issued RFP GRA26080 /LW-WDY-6001064656 for a firm fixed-price supply contract, delivery FCA Contractor (Incoterms 2020). Line 10 covers 7 NVIDIA H200 NVL graphics cards (NSN 5998LO0054290). Each is a passively cooled PCIe 5.0 card with 141 GB HBM3e memory, 4.8 TB/s bandwidth, 3,341 TFLOPS INT8, 2- or 4-way NVLink bridge support at 900 GB/s, PCIe Gen5 at 128 GB/s and maximum 600 W, and includes NVIDIA AI Enterprise. Line 20 covers 2 NVIDIA NVLink Board 4-Way units for H200 (NSN 5998LO0054289). primeLine Solutions GmbH is named as preferred supplier. No estimated value is stated. Bidders must be located in NATO nations, be registered in the NSPA Source File and submit through the NSPA e-Procurement platform. Materiel must be new, of current production, from the OEM, its licensee or an authorised distributor. Bids must include quality certification (e.g. ISO, AQAP), OEM certification and traceability of origin, and non-OEM bidders must confirm OEM authorised dealer status. A Certificate of Conformance is required. For export from the United States, the winner acts as USPPI and Exporter of Record. Liquidated damages are 1% per week, capped at 10%. Bid closing is 10 November 2026. Offer validity is given as 9 February 2027 on the cover page and 10 February 2027 in the bidding instructions. No delivery schedule is stated in the material. Evaluation: compliance with the RFP terms, then lowest price; best delivery terms are also sought. The NSPA Supplier Code of Conduct, the shipping notification form and the VAT exemption form were not provided and contain further conditions not covered here.

NSPA has issued a Request for Information (ID 26OEM035, collective number STK26002) for an interim design-build modular school, the BEL Section of the SHAPE International School, on the SHAPE campus in Belgium (Zone 600, on the football field). The RFI is market research only. Responses are voluntary and costs are not reimbursed. The scope covers two containerized or modular buildings of no more than two floors, with about 2,000 m² net area (the annex specifies 1,961 m²). It also includes a 1,000 m² outdoor playground with a 400 m² covered courtyard and a 200 m² fenced area. The contractor would handle the feasibility study, permit-level and implementation design, Walloon municipal permits, installation, and utility connections, which are available within 50 m. The design must be signed by engineers recognized in Belgium. Fixed furniture must be included, such as chemistry lab tables, sinks and fume hoods. Primary classes must be grouped, preferably on the ground floor, and secondary classes grouped together. NSPA expects a lease but also welcomes lease-with-buy proposals. The minimum term is 2 years, with two optional 6-month extensions. Respondents should also price dismantling and provide a yearly O&M estimate. Delivery, including design, permits, construction and handover, is required no later than 15 April 2028. The move must fit within a 2-week school holiday. Respondents are asked for their NSPA registration number (beginning 4000). The RFI document requests responses by 3 November, 12:00 CET, by email to procurement252@nspa.nato.int, while the notice lists a deadline of 23 November 2026. This discrepancy should be clarified with NSPA. The 2011 SHAPE temporary classroom tender specifications are attached for reference. The referenced site map appendix was not provided and is not covered in this summary.

NSPA (NATO Support and Procurement Agency, Luxembourg) has issued RFP CAN26081 / LW-WDI-6001064672 for jet engine spare parts for the E-3A AWACS fleet. The RFP covers 13 line items, mainly steel compressor blades and blade sets for the Pratt & Whitney TF33 engine (one blade item references the J57). Quantities: 306, 186, 186 and 978 blade sets; 450, 510, 462, 438, 510 and 1,500 individual blades; 5 titanium compressor disk-and-hub assemblies; 2 12th-stage compressor stator assemblies; and 210 cobalt-alloy HPT 1st-stage nozzle vanes. No estimated value is given. Under criticality code F, only the listed RTX/Pratt & Whitney part numbers (CAGE 52661/77445) are accepted without engineering approval. Parts must be new, of current production and traceable to the OEM. Surplus, PMA and alternate parts are excluded unless approved. Most items require AQAP 2310; item 80 requires AQAP 2110 and item 110 appears to require AQAP 2131. A Certificate of Conformity (AQAP 2070) is required, including the manufacturer's CoC if the bidder is not the manufacturer. Government Quality Assurance is not required. Terms: firm fixed prices, FCA NATO Air Base Geilenkirchen, Germany (Incoterms 2020), and a 2-year warranty. Liquidated damages are 1% per week, capped at 10%. Subcontractors outside NATO countries require NSPA approval. Offers are due 10 November 2026. The stated offer validity of 20 March 2026 precedes the issue date and is likely an error. No delivery schedule is given; bidders quote lead times. Most items are marked urgent. Evaluation is the lowest compliant price per line item with acceptable delivery terms. Partial awards and quoted MOQs are possible. The price tender form is mandatory. The Part A/Part B proposal forms and the Termination for Convenience appendix could not be read, and the purchase order template was only partly available. These documents, together with the referenced SOW and Supplier Code of Conduct, may contain additional terms not covered in this summary.

The NATO Support and Procurement Agency (NSPA), Capellen, Luxembourg, has issued Request for Proposal TEN26051A /LM-MN1-6001064676 for reciprocating compressors. The RFP has two line items. Line 10 is one unit of NSN 4310144294529, referenced to Liebherr-Aerospace Toulouse SA (CAGE F1958), part number 755-02120. Line 20 is one unit of NSN 4310144294522, part number 755-02130, referenced to both Liebherr-Aerospace Toulouse SA (CAGE F1958) and Thales Cryogenics (CAGE F9090). The documents do not state the end platform or application of the compressors. Quality assurance must meet AQAP 2131 (NATO Quality Assurance Requirements for Final Inspection and Test), and this also applies to all sub-contractors. Government Quality Assurance is not required. The contractor must provide a Certificate of Conformity (CoC) using the AQAP 2070 template. If the contractor is not the manufacturer, it must also provide a copy of the manufacturer's CoC. Proposals are evaluated first on compliance with the RFP terms and conditions, then on lowest price, which is the predominant criterion. NSPA also asks for the best delivery terms. The offer closing date is 20 November 2026. No delivery schedule or estimated value is given. The RFP's general terms and conditions and the NSPA eportal (https://eportal.nspa.nato.int) may contain further conditions that were not provided and are not covered in this summary.

The NATO Communications and Information Agency (NCIA) has published a procurement notice titled 'Network Staging, Deployment'. Based on the title, the requirement concerns staging (pre-configuration and preparation) and deployment of network equipment or network services. The notice does not specify the exact scope, the equipment or systems involved, the delivery location or the quantities. The procedure type is Simplified, which in NCIA practice typically refers to a lower-value, streamlined acquisition. The estimated value is 80,000, with no currency stated in the notice. The notice was published on 20 October 2026, and the deadline is 4 November 2026. The notice does not state whether this deadline applies to bids or to expressions of interest, nor does it give the contract performance period or delivery schedule. The notice does not mention eligibility requirements such as security clearances, certifications or nationality restrictions, nor any evaluation criteria. NCIA procurements are generally limited to companies from NATO member nations, but this should be verified from the actual solicitation documents. No attachments were available. The solicitation documents (e.g. the statement of work, terms and conditions and bidding instructions) contain further requirements and conditions that are not reflected in this summary.

The NATO Support and Procurement Agency (NSPA) has published Future Business Opportunity (FBO) No. 26LDM025. It announces its intention to issue a Request for Proposal (RFP) for a new Outline Agreement supporting the AN/FPS-117, HR-3000 and SINDRE-I radar systems. The requested services are Depot Level Maintenance (DLM) repair services, On-Site Maintenance (OSM), Post Design Services (PDS) and Configuration Management (CM) support. The main system OEMs are Lockheed Martin Global Inc (CAGE 6WZB6) and Raytheon Company (CAGE 05869). No NATO Stock Numbers or part numbers are specified. The estimated quantity is TBD and no estimated value is given. Required quality assurance levels are AQAP-2110, AQAP-2210, AQAP-2105, AQAP 2070 and AQAP 2131. Delivery terms are FCA Contractor's Facility. DLM cases will be performed at the contractor's facility, and OSM in various NATO member states. The estimated period of performance is 3 years + 2 years. Registration in NSPA's Source File is mandatory to respond to any NSPA RFP. The FBO is for information only and is not a solicitation or a commitment to procure. Responding is not mandatory and does not affect eligibility for the RFP. The notice lists 2 November 2026 as the deadline. The RFP issue date is not stated, and no evaluation criteria are given. The RFP and timeline on NSPA's eProcurement portal will contain further terms not covered in this summary.

NSPA (NATO Support and Procurement Agency) has published Future Business Opportunity (FBO) No. 26OEM034 for Architect & Engineering (A&E) design services for High Mobility Artillery Rocket System (HIMARS) and Multiple Launch Rocket System (MLRS) logistic support infrastructure in Italy, under the ISMC Project. The work covers 35% and 100% A&E design for five (5) infrastructures in Portogruaro and 35% A&E design for one (1) infrastructure in Verona. Health and Safety Coordination is also required during both the design and execution stages in accordance with applicable Italian regulations. Technical Supervision is required during the construction stage. No estimated value, quantities beyond the number of infrastructures, or evaluation criteria are given. Eligibility: firms must have legal residence and main production facilities in a NATO member nation. Registration in NSPA's Source File is mandatory to respond to any NSPA RFP. Timeline: the FBO is for information only and is not a solicitation. Responding to it is not mandatory. The tentative RFP release date is 4 December 2026, which is the date listed as the deadline in the notice. It is not a bid submission deadline, and the bid deadline is not yet known. The estimated period of performance is 2027–2031. The future RFP, to be published on NSPA's eProcurement portal, will contain further terms not covered in this summary.

The NATO Support and Procurement Agency (NSPA, Capellen, Luxembourg) issued RFP APL26006 / LC-CC-6001062117 on 19 October 2026. It seeks 2 Rolls-Royce AE2100D3 turboprop engines for the C-130J (NSN 2840016688888, P/N 3350021-37, authorized CAGE 63005 / P/N 23081820). The engines may be overhauled, recently repaired or new serviceable, in dressed configuration with a 40/50 kVA generator and wind gust brake. Each engine must come with an ATA 300-compliant engine stand: base, cradle, steady engine mounts, towbar and dressed engine MVP bag. Bidders quote firm fixed prices for 1 and 2 engines and a delivery time, FCA Contractor's Facilities (Incoterms 2020). The estimated value is not stated. Mandatory requirements: registration in the NSPA Source File, submission only via the e-Procurement platform, AS/EN 9100 QMS or equivalent, OEM or authorized-dealer evidence and material traceability. Deliverables include EASA Form 1, log-books, a signed Final Report listing implemented SBs, and a REACH/RoHS declaration. For US exports, the contractor acts as USPPI and Exporter of Record. Evaluation is based on RFP and T&C compliance, technical compliance, and the lowest technically compliant price. NSPA may make partial or multiple awards. Questions are due by 30 October 2026 and bids by 30 November 2026; offers remain valid until 30 June 2027. Delivery is required no later than May 2027. Warranty is 500 flight hours or 2 years. Liquidated damages are 1% per week, capped at 10%. Appendix A Technical Specification (7 September 2026) could not be read, and its content is not reflected in this summary.

The NATO Communications and Information Agency (NCIA) is procuring Ballistic Missile Defence (BMD) Tactical Battle Management (TBM) capabilities. Based on the title, the procurement concerns battle management and command and control (C2) functions supporting NATO's ballistic missile defence at the tactical level. The notice does not specify the exact scope, such as software development, system integration, hardware, testing, installation or lifecycle support. The procedure is a NATO Competitive Procurement. The estimated value is 138,000,000; the currency is not stated. The notice was published on 19 October 2026 and the stated deadline is 12 April 2027. The material does not specify whether this deadline applies to bids or to another submission stage, such as declarations of eligibility or requests to participate. No information is given on the contract performance period, delivery schedule, technical requirements, eligibility requirements (e.g. security clearances, national nomination or certifications), lot division or evaluation criteria. Attachments such as the RFP, statement of work or pricing tables were not available. The actual tender documents may contain further requirements and conditions that are not reflected in this summary.

The NATO Support and Procurement Agency (NSPA) seeks a five-year call-off contract for UN-approved 20-litre military steel jerrycans, flexible metallic pouring spouts, accessories and spares. NSPA makes no firm commitment to order. Estimated, non-binding five-year quantities are 50,000 jerrycans and 1,508 pouring spouts, plus 845 spare rubber seals, 25,000 embossed texts, 50,000 each of spout holders, drilled holes, locking pins, locking pin installations and ID plates, and 650 pairs of ADR labels. Requirements include: ADR chapter 6.1 manufacture and UN marking (steel, non-removable cap, packing groups I–III, 250 kPa test pressure); dimensions 165 × 345 × 469 mm; maximum empty weight 4.5 kg; 0.9 mm Al-Si-coated DX54D steel; DIN 7274-1 opening for a 31 mm nozzle; seal functional from -30 °C to +44 °C; internal RAL 3002 coating; external NATO Bronze Green RAL 6031-F9 or Brun Terre de France; and compatibility with the Deployable Jerrycan Filling Station (NSN 5411-22-125-1453). The tender is open to suppliers in NATO nations, Austria and Ukraine registered in the NSPA Source File. Bidders need ISO 9001 (bidder and manufacturer), AQAP 2131 compliance and CoC (AQAP 2070 template), and an environmental management system. The maximum lead time is 120 days for up to 1,500 jerrycans or 150 spouts. Award goes to the lowest-priced technically compliant bid, based on the lowest three-year average FCA price. Partial bids are not allowed. Samples must reach NSPA and the Danish MoD within 45 days of request. Bids are due 16 November 2026, 12:00 CET. NSPA General Provisions, Termination for Convenience and Supplier Code of Conduct contain additional terms not reviewed here.

NSPA (RFP MCG26005R / LC-CH-6001064364) seeks a firm fixed price/rates framework contract for 12 000-litre refuelling units (tanker trucks). The trucks serve as ground support equipment for Spanish Army (SPAR) helicopters (HT-17, HA-28, HU-21, HT-27, HT-29, HU-18, HU-26). Purchase orders are issued on a call-off basis with no committed workload. The estimated quantity is 18 units. Scope: - Vehicle supply, delivered DDP to Base Coronel Maté (Colmenar Viejo, Madrid). - ILS: initial provisioning list, technical documentation up to ML4 in Spanish, and NATO codification. - ISS: ML3/ML4 and operator/maintenance training, 6M/1Y/2Y scheduled inspections, warranty extension, on-site technicians and over-and-above work at six Spanish bases. Key technical requirements: - JP-8 tank of 12 000 L ±5%, aluminium or stainless steel. - Euro 6 diesel engine able to run on F-54/F-34. - All-wheel drive with off-road capability; maximum authorised mass up to 26 t; ADR compliance. - Vane pump: 800 l/min by pressure, 400 l/min by gravity; coalescing filter separator; meter accurate to ±0.2%. - 24 V electrical system (STANAG 2601), 750 mm wading capability, blackout lighting and NVG compatibility. Contract terms: the contract runs 3 years with firm prices, plus options of 1×2 or 2×1 years. Warranty is 2 years. Eligibility: - Registration in the NSPA Source File; suppliers from NATO nations, Ukraine or Austria. - ISO 9001:2015 certification and AQAP 2110/2105/2070 compliance. - Security-cleared on-site staff. Award goes to the lowest-priced technically and commercially compliant bid, calculated with the Annex 2 formula. Partial bids are not allowed. Deadlines: questions by 27 October 2026, bid closing 9 November 2026, offer validity until 30 April 2027. The Price Offer and Evaluation Form (xlsx) could not be read and its content is not reflected here. The NSPA General Provisions are referenced but were not provided.

The NATO Support and Procurement Agency (NSPA, Capellen, Luxembourg) has issued RFP GRA26104 / LW-WDI-6001064606 for 100 each of WASHER, BRAKE ROD, NSN 5310-01-016-3869. The reference part is Boeing Commercial Airplane Co (CAGE 17765) P/N 63-2156-2. The washer is steel to MIL-S-5000, composition 4340, with 2.120 in OD, 0.393 in ID and 0.250 in thickness. The customer nation is not stated. Bids are firm fixed price, FCA Contractor (Incoterms 2020). Material must be new of current production from the OEM, its licensee or an authorised distributor, traceable to the OEM or type certificate holder. FAA PMA parts are not accepted. The bidding instructions allow new-surplus material with documented traceability, but the draft terms exclude surplus unless approved. Government Quality Assurance is not required. A Certificate of Conformity per AQAP 2070 is required, plus the manufacturer's CoC if the bidder is not the manufacturer. Bids must include quality certification and evidence of traceability. Bidders must be registered in the NSPA Source File and located in NATO nations. For export from the US, the winner acts as USPPI and Exporter of Record. Evaluation: compliance with the RFP terms, then lowest price; best delivery terms are also requested. Bids are due via the e-Procurement platform by 31 January 2027 and must remain valid until 30 April 2027. No delivery schedule is given in the material. The NSPA Supplier Code of Conduct, NSPO Procurement Regulations and AQAP 2070 contain further conditions not covered in this summary.

The NATO Support and Procurement Agency (NSPA) has issued a Future Business Opportunity (FBO) notice (ID 26LDS048, type SU) concerning a potential future procurement of electrical and electronic spare parts for the PATRIOT weapon system. The system OEM is the US Army Aviation and Missile Command (CAGE 18876). The FBO is for information purposes only. It is not a Request for Proposal and does not commit NSPA to any procurement. Responding is voluntary, and not responding does not preclude participation in any subsequent RFP. The annex lists 18 line items totalling approximately 843 units. Key items include electrical connector plugs and receptacles (including the MIL-DTL-38999/D38999/46 series and OEM part number 10267418, which covers two lines totalling 400 units), indicator lights (230 units), optoelectronic control-display units (50 units), flexible metallic conduit assemblies (25 units), wire-wound resistors (20 units) and linear microcircuits (20 units). The list also includes small quantities of crystal oscillators, variable attenuators, mast housings, RF cable assemblies and circuit card assemblies. NSN and part numbers as well as CAGE codes are provided for each item. The quality requirement is an OEM Certificate of Conformity (OEM CoC). Registration in the NSPA Source File is mandatory in order to respond to the RFP. The deadline stated in the notice is 30 October 2026. The procurement value, delivery schedule, contract period and evaluation criteria have not been disclosed. The preliminary procurement schedule and any RFP will be published on the NSPA eProcurement portal. Their terms have not been taken into account in this summary.

The NATO Communications and Information Agency (NCIA) is conducting market research through a Request for Information (RFI) for the NATO Integrated Cyber Defence Centre (NICC) technology project. This is market research at the planning stage, not a request for proposals, and no contract will be awarded on the basis of the responses. No value has been stated. The RFI covers four of the project's five work packages (WP). WP3, Red Teaming, is excluded because it was addressed in an earlier RFI, RFI-42619136-RT. - **WP1:** A resilient collaboration platform for the NU, NR and NS classification levels. Services include VTC, instant messaging, email, file sharing and a wiki. Availability targets are 99.9%, 99.5% and 99%, with an RTO of under 30 minutes for critical services. The platform must also operate during disruptions to NATO infrastructure, with 5G and satellite cited as examples of backup connectivity. - **WP2:** A cyber incident timeline and analysis capability. This includes multi-source data fusion (SIEM, EDR, forensics), AI assistance and use in fully isolated environments as well. - **WP4:** Four new modular, vendor-agnostic Rapid Reaction Team kits (3 operational and 1 spare). The kits include forensics, malware analysis, a portable SIEM, IDS and an AI module. - **WP5:** The COMET system, which will replace the current Jira/Confluence-based COMS. The migration must fully preserve data and workflows, and data must be exportable in open formats. All work packages are scheduled for delivery by Q3 2030 at the latest. NCIA plans two separate IFB competitions (WP1–2 and WP3–5) and a two-stage down-selection: first a 10-page capability statement, followed by a full bid and a challenge-based procurement event. Only companies from NATO member countries may participate. Responses must be submitted by email no later than 12:00 CET on 9 November 2026, with a maximum of 10 pages per work package. A workshop will be held at the NATO Edge event in Izmir on 17–19 November. Participation is voluntary.

The NATO Support and Procurement Agency (NSPA, Luxembourg) has issued a Request for Information (RFI, ID 26LBM008). Its purpose is to gather industry input for an upcoming Request for Proposal. The Request for Proposal concerns worldwide fuel services for naval vessels of the 20 Allied nations in the Maritime Logistic Support Partnership (MLSP). A separate FBO notice, 26LBM005, has been published for the project. This is a request for information only: no proposals are being solicited, no pricing information is requested, and NSPA is not committed to issuing a Request for Proposal or awarding a contract. Previous volumes indicate the order of magnitude of the scope: approximately 8,000 orders and more than 540,000 tonnes over five years, with 1,743 orders and approximately 120,000 tonnes in 2025 alone. Demand is growing. The questions (Q1–Q27) cover the following topics: - Use of PLATTS indices and their adjustment factors for different fuel grades, ports and regions. The grades cover marine diesel (F-75, F-76, DMA, LSMGO, ULSMGO), diesel (F-54, AGO/ADO, ULSD) and aviation fuels (F-44/JP-5, F-34, F-35/Jet A-1). - Price validity periods. - Delivery pricing (ex-pipe, barge, RTW) and delivery capacities. - Geographical grouping of 13 operating areas (Annex B, including the Baltic Sea, which includes Finland). - Solutions for small refuellings, such as fuel cards. - Delivery lead times and cancellation fees. - Transparency risks, such as overbilling and overstated quantities. - Length of a fixed-price contract, exchange rates and volume discounts. Services are not required in communist-governed countries or countries under embargo. Responses will be treated as confidential and anonymised. Responses are to be sent to procurement102@nspa.nato.int and procurement246@nspa.nato.int. According to the RFI document, the deadline is 5 November 2026 at 12:00 Luxembourg time, but the notice lists the deadline as 15 December 2026. This discrepancy should be verified with NSPA. Registration in the NSPA Source File is recommended. No evaluation criteria are stated. The content of FBO 26LBM005 has not been taken into account in this summary.

NSPA, the NATO Support and Procurement Agency, is announcing a potential upcoming procurement through a Future Business Opportunity notice (FBO, reference 26LDS047). The procurement concerns mechanical and spare parts for the PATRIOT weapon system. The system OEM is the US Army Aviation and Missile Command (CAGE 18876). The annex contains 16 line items. Most parts carry CAGE code 18876, but codes from other manufacturers are also included, such as 7MWC4, 22377, 3B150, C2311, C3560, 94080 and 06845. The most significant items and quantities are retaining straps (STRAP, RETAINING), 350 units in total across two lines; 34 spacers; 20 compression springs; 8 friction clutch assemblies; and 8 weather protection kits. Smaller quantities of fasteners, a cable assembly, cargo rail assemblies, linear actuating cylinders, piston pumps, metal tube assemblies, mounting adapters, a welding electrode and 3 radar receiver-transmitters (RECEIVER-TRANSMITTER, RADAR) will also be procured. The quality requirement is an OEM Certificate of Conformity (OEM CoC). No value has been stated. The FBO is for information only and is not a request for proposal. Responding is not mandatory, and not responding does not preclude participation in a subsequent RFP. Submitting bids in response to NSPA solicitations requires registration in the NSPA Source File supplier register. The deadline for the notice is 30 October 2026. The schedule for the actual RFP, the delivery schedule and the evaluation criteria will be published on the NSPA eProcurement portal and are not included in this summary.

The NATO Support and Procurement Agency NSPA (Capellen, Luxembourg) is requesting bids for 20 rate gyroscopes (GYROSCOPE,RATE SBU-28/A). The end user is the Spanish Navy and the platform is the SH-60 helicopter. The request for proposal reference is FCA26056R / LC-CH-6001064450. The item data are NSN 6615015329842, CAGE 16623 (Naval Undersea Warfare Engineering) and P/N PESK-5106. Acceptable conditions are new or new surplus, in either case with an OEM CoC or traceable to the OEM. Overhauled items are acceptable only if no bids for new items are received. In that case, a certificate of serviceability from the OEM, an authorised repair station or a Part 145 organisation is required (EASA/EMAR Form 1, FAA 8130-3 or TCCA). Alternative CAGE codes and part numbers are subject to end-user approval. FAA PMA parts are not accepted. Note that the condition requirements in the guidance documents are partly contradictory: the contract terms prohibit surplus material by default. The source and type of the CoC must be stated in the bid. The quality requirement is AQAP 2131, which also applies to subcontractors. The CoC is to be issued on the AQAP 2070 template, and GQA is not required. Bidders must be registered in the NSPA Source File and be located in a NATO member country, Austria or Ukraine. For exports from the United States, the successful bidder acts as exporter (USPPI/EOR). Bids are to be submitted at a firm fixed price, with delivery terms FCA supplier's premises (Incoterms 2020). Questions must be submitted by 26 October 2026 and bids by 4 November 2026 via the e-Procurement portal. Bids must remain valid until 4 January 2027. The delivery schedule is not specified in the material provided. Evaluation is carried out as follows: first compliance with requirements, then lowest price. Delivery time is also taken into account. The warranty is 500 flight hours or 2 years. Liquidated damages for late delivery are 1% per week, up to a maximum of 10%. Payment terms are 30 days net. The notice attachments (NSPA MISR and NSPA Supplier Code of Conduct) could not be read, and their content has not been taken into account in this summary.

The NATO Communications and Information Agency (NCIA) is procuring the renewal of ServiceNow software licenses for calendar year 2027. ServiceNow is a cloud-based platform typically used for IT service management (ITSM) and workflow automation. However, the notice does not state which modules or use cases the renewal covers. The estimated value of the procurement is 800,000 (currency not stated, probably euros). The number, type and detailed scope of the licenses have not been disclosed. The procurement will be conducted under a simplified procedure (Simplified). The notice was published on 15 October 2026, and the deadline is 29 October 2026. The available material does not make clear whether this is the deadline for bids or for requests to participate. The license period covers calendar year 2027. The notice does not mention any eligibility requirements, such as reseller authorisation from ServiceNow, security clearance or a NATO member nation nationality requirement. Participation in NCIA procurements generally requires the bidder to be from a NATO member nation and approved by its national authority. Evaluation criteria have not been disclosed either. License renewals are typically decided on lowest price, but this has not been confirmed. No attachments were available. The actual procurement documents, such as the request for quotation, pricing sheet and contract terms, are likely to contain additional conditions not reflected in this summary.

The NATO Support and Procurement Agency (NSPA) has issued an advance notification (Future Business Opportunity, FBO No. 26LBS078) of a potential procurement of Directional Side Mines. The item's NATO Stock Number is 1377-99-483-7866, and equivalent products will also be accepted. The estimated quantity is 17,261 units (line item 10). The estimated period of performance is 15 years, and the procurement value has not been disclosed. The FBO is for information purposes only and is neither a request for proposal nor a commitment to procure. Responding to the FBO is not a prerequisite for participating in a future Request for Proposal (RFP). The deadline stated in the notice is 12 November 2026. Any RFP schedule will be published on the NSPA eProcurement portal. The quality requirement is AQAP 2110, and Government Quality Assurance (GQA) will be performed at the supplier's premises with GQAR signature. Manufacturers must provide their name and address. Interested manufacturers must negotiate the rights to use the Technical Data Package (TDP) with the original equipment manufacturer. Packaging and marking must comply with ADR regulations for the transport of Class 1 dangerous goods. Products must meet the Form-Fit-Function requirements of STANAG 2459 (I-AMMO) on ammunition interchangeability. Registration in the NSPA Source File supplier register is mandatory. Eligible supplier countries are NATO member countries as well as Finland, Sweden and Switzerland. No evaluation criteria have been specified. The future RFP is likely to include additional terms not covered in this summary.

The NATO Support and Procurement Agency (NSPA) is procuring five disk and hub assemblies (Disk and Hub, Turbine, NSN 2840-01-481-2380) for the Turkish Land Forces. They will be installed in T53-series engines of UH-1H helicopters. The approved reference is Honeywell (CAGE 99193), P/N 1-140-272-08. The part is flight safety critical (ACSI/FSCAP). The solicitation is urgent, and no value has been stated. Condition: preferably new or new surplus, either from the OEM with a CoC or traceable to the OEM. If no such offers are received, overhauled items may be considered. Overhaul must be performed by the OEM, an OEM-authorised repair facility or a Part 145-approved organisation and must be accompanied by a Form 1, 8130-3 or equivalent certificate. FAA PMA parts are not accepted. The draft contract terms contain a stricter requirement: new and current production, with surplus material not accepted without separate approval. Quality requirements: AQAP 2131 also applies to subcontractors. The CoC is to be prepared using the AQAP 2070 template, and GQA is not required. Eligibility: - registration in the NSPA Source File - bidder located in a NATO member country, Austria or Ukraine - for exports from the United States, the supplier acts as USPPI and Exporter of Record. Contract terms: fixed price, delivery terms FCA supplier's premises (Incoterms 2020). The warranty is 500 flight hours or 2 years, whichever comes first. Liquidated damages are 1% per week, up to a maximum of 10%. Evaluation: lowest-priced compliant offer with acceptable delivery terms. Evaluation is carried out on a line-item basis. Schedule: questions by 30 October 2026, offers by 18 November 2026 at 12:00 CET via the NSPA e-Procurement platform. The offer validity period is inconsistent across the documents (1 February 2027 or 1 March 2027). The delivery time is not specified in the material provided. NSPA's General Provisions, the Termination for Convenience clauses, the Supplier Code of Conduct and the MISR form contain additional terms that are not covered in this summary.

The NATO Communications and Information Agency (NCIA) announces its intention to request quotations for Keysight and Juniper brand name network and security equipment. The procurement forms part of the technology refresh of NATO CIS Security Services (Project 2018/0IS03204, CP 9C0120). The estimated value is EUR 37,527,420. Equipment to be procured: - Keysight Vision One and Vision 400 packet brokers, in both COTS and TEMPEST versions - Keysight IXTP-CU3 and Flex Tap II network TAPs - Juniper SRX1600 and SRX2300 firewall/VPN appliances, in both COTS and TEMPEST versions - Ancillary items such as SFP modules, fibre and Ethernet patch cables, and power cables The equipment will support network traffic monitoring and analysis, cyber defence operations and secure remote access. All equipment must be new (not refurbished) and free from defects in material, code and workmanship, and is subject to warranty terms. Models may still change as requirements are refined. The place of delivery is Brunssum, the Netherlands. Deliveries may be split into scheduled lots from contract award until March 2027. The procedure is BOA Plus. The RFQ will be sent to companies holding a valid BOA with NCIA (86 companies listed in Annex C). Other companies must obtain a Declaration of Eligibility issued by their national delegation to NATO no later than 25 October 2026. The declaration must state whether the company is able to supply Keysight products, Juniper products or products from both manufacturers. Direct requests for participation from companies will not be considered. Companies must register in the NCIA Neo eProcurement system. Schedule: - RFQ release: estimated 9 November 2026 - Bid closing date: estimated 23 November 2026 - Contract award: estimated 15 January 2027 The basis for award is the lowest-priced technically compliant bid. The RFQ package is expected to be NATO UNCLASSIFIED. Detailed technical requirements and terms will be published later in the RFQ, which has not been taken into account in this summary.

The NATO Communications and Information Agency (NCIA) is procuring the Moodle Workplace learning platform for NATO use. According to the notice title, the procurement covers software licenses as well as implementation and configuration of the platform. The title also mentions optional elements, but because it is truncated, the content of the options cannot be determined from the material provided. Moodle Workplace is Moodle's learning management system (LMS) designed for corporate use, so the procurement likely relates to digital tools for NATO training and competence management. The estimated value of the procurement is 800,000 (currency not stated, probably euros). The procedure type is Simplified, i.e. a simplified procurement procedure. The notice was published on 15 October 2026, and the deadline is 6 November 2026. The material does not indicate whether this is the deadline for bids or for requests to participate. Neither the contract period of performance nor the delivery schedule has been announced. The material provided contains no information on technical requirements, such as the hosting model, integrations or a classified environment. Nor does it mention eligibility requirements, such as security clearances, Moodle partner status or a NATO member nationality requirement, and no evaluation criteria have been provided. Participation in NCIA procurements usually requires national nomination (Declaration of Eligibility), but this notice does not confirm it. The actual procurement documents, such as RFQ/RFP documents, the technical requirements specification and the contract terms, were not available. They contain additional conditions that have not been taken into account in this summary.

The NATO Communications and Information Agency (NCIA) has published a simplified procurement procedure (Simplified) titled "Requirement CSSC Auditorium". According to the notice, the procurement concerns an auditorium associated with a site named CSSC. The meaning of the acronym CSSC is not stated, and the material does not indicate whether the requirement covers construction, renovation, interior fit-out or building services of the auditorium, or, for example, the supply and installation of audiovisual and presentation systems. Classification as a construction contract is therefore open to interpretation. The procurement may also focus on AV or IT equipment. The estimated value of the procurement is 1,600,000. The currency has not been stated. The notice was published on 15 October 2026, and the deadline is 29 October 2026. The material does not specify whether this is the deadline for bids or for requests to participate. The response period is only about two weeks, so interested suppliers should act quickly. The contract period of performance, delivery schedule, place of performance, quantities, technical requirements, eligibility requirements and evaluation criteria have not been stated. Such requirements may include, for example, a security clearance, a national eligibility certificate or origin in a NATO member country. No attachments were available. The actual procurement documents, such as the request for proposal, technical specification and contract terms, are likely to contain additional conditions not reflected in this summary. They should be obtained from NCIA or the NCIA procurement portal.

NSPA (Aviation Support Programme, Fixed Wing Branch) is requesting bids for a framework contract to procure three Mobile Aircraft Compressor Wash Carts for the Spanish Navy (ESNavy). The carts must include adapters for GE CT7-9C engines (CN235). The procurement also covers spare parts and special tools for three years after the end of the warranty period, a one-day Train the Trainer course in Spanish (maximum 10 participants, Rota Naval Base), telephone and e-mail support, and annual on-site maintenance. Orders will be placed through separate call-off orders, and NSPA is under no obligation to order anything. Key technical requirements: - airflow 650 NL/min, maximum pressure 11 bar, adjustable 1–11 bar - diesel engine - two tanks of approx. 200 litres each - pressure equipment certified to ASME VIII Div. 1 or EU PED - self-retracting hose, minimum 15 m and 20 bar - operating temperature −32…+49 °C (MIL-STD-810G) - STANAG 3548, 4101 and 7213 - colour RAL 9010 Eligibility requirements: - registration in the NSPA Source File - supplier located in a NATO country, Austria or Ukraine - ISO 9001:2015 (certificate to be attached) - AQAP 2131 and CoC in accordance with AQAP 2070 - CE marking and EU Declaration of Conformity - STANAG 4177 codification A complete compliance matrix is mandatory. Partial bids will not be accepted. Schedule and contract terms: Questions must be submitted by 27 October 2026 and bids by 9 November 2026 at 12:00 Luxembourg time via the NSPA e-Procurement platform. The bid validity period is inconsistent in the documents: 9 May 2027 on the cover page, 4 months in the instructions. The RFP number also varies (GAB26048 / GAB26049). The contract is valid for 3 years at fixed prices. Delivery terms are DDP Torrejón de Ardoz. The materiel warranty is 2 years. Liquidated damages are 1% per week, up to a maximum of 10%. Evaluation: Award will be based on the lowest-priced commercially and technically compliant complete bid. Compliance with the delivery time requirement will also be taken into account. Missing annexes: The annexes could not be read, and their content has not been taken into account in this summary. The missing annexes are the price sheet (Annex B), the General Provisions (Materiel and Services), Termination for Convenience and the Shipping notification. The NSPA Supplier Code of Conduct also contains additional terms.

The NATO Support and Procurement Agency (NSPA) announces an upcoming procurement (Future Business Opportunity 26LMS048). The procurement covers various spare parts for the MLRS E rocket launcher system, whose original equipment manufacturer is KNDS Deutschland GmbH & Co. KG, Werk Kassel (CAGE D2692). The notice is for information only. It is neither a request for proposal nor a commitment to procure. Responding is not mandatory, and not responding does not preclude participation in a subsequent RFP. The annex lists 29 line items, each with an NSN, part number and CAGE code. Some part numbers recur on several lines. Items include: Moog GmbH (CAGE C0328) DC motors D326-107A, D324-061 and D325-067 and electronic assembly T806-000A0036; KNDS special cable assemblies and RF cable assemblies; junction boxes 2695-400000 (10 units) and 2695-500000 (2 units); a position transmitter; fenders (12 units); fastening straps (30 units); and small parts such as repair plates and latch strikers. Quantities per line range from 1 to 30 units. No software or licences are being procured. The quality requirement for most items is AQAP 2131-level G1-04, i.e. a manufacturer's or OEM Certificate of Conformity (CoC). The junction boxes require G3-04, i.e. Government Quality Assurance (GQA) and a supplier CoC signed by the GQAR. Bidders must be registered in the NSPA Source File. The deadline for the notice is 2 November 2026. Place of delivery, transport services and period of performance will only be defined in the RFP. Evaluation criteria and value are not stated. A more detailed schedule and the final terms will be published on the NSPA eProcurement portal and have not been taken into account in this summary.

The NATO Support and Procurement Agency NSPA (Capellen, Luxembourg) is requesting proposals (RFP JCL26059R / LC-CH-6001064385) for four gas turbine engines for the AW169 helicopter (NSN 2840200153795). The end user is the Austrian Air Force. The approved manufacturer reference is Pratt & Whitney Canada (CAGE 00198), part number 30L1860-02. The parts list defines a configuration that includes, among other items, the fuel control unit, the engine electronic control unit, the DCU, the high-pressure compressor and the power turbine rotor. The engine is a flight safety critical item (ACSI/FSCAP). No value has been stated. The primary requirement is for new material from the OEM or traceable to the OEM, with an OEM CoC. If no offers for new material are received, new surplus or overhauled condition may be considered. Overhauled material requires a Part 145 maintenance release certificate (EASA/EMAR Form 1, FAA 8130-3 or TCCA). FAA PMA parts are not acceptable. The draft contract terms exclude surplus and overhauled parts in principle, so the relationship between the provisions is open to interpretation. The quality requirement is AQAP 2131, and the CoC is to be prepared in accordance with the AQAP 2070 template. Bidders must be registered in the NSPA Source File and on the e-Procurement portal. Participation is restricted to suppliers from NATO countries, Austria and Ukraine. If the material is exported from the United States, the successful bidder will act as USPPI and Exporter of Record. Schedule: - Questions by 28 October 2026. - Proposals by 6 November 2026. - Proposal validity until 1 March 2027. - No delivery schedule is defined in the material provided. The delivery term is DDP in the RFP but DAP in the draft contract. Evaluation: compliance with the requirements first, then lowest price. Delivery terms are also relevant. Partial bids will not be accepted. The warranty is 500 flight hours or 2 years, whichever is shorter. Liquidated damages are 1% per week, up to a maximum of 10%. The notice includes attachments (NSPA MISR, NSPA Supplier Code of Conduct) that could not be read; their content has not been taken into account in this summary.