D.A.S. RADIOMONITORING
Belgium · Dessel · how to bid here →
Your path to submission
- Deadline: 15 September 2036 at 00:00 — 3634 days left.
- The submission point is stated in the notice (link on the right).
- Offer and evidence in: ENG, NLD.
- Collect your evidence — the eligibility requirements are listed above; for many of them the analysis explains how to obtain them.
Clement What the numbers say about this buyer
- 5% of this buyer's awards went to companies that had already won here before (99 awards since 2015, spread over 36 companies). 95% went to new names.n = 99 awards since 2015
- 30% of awards went to companies from abroad (99 awards with a known winner country). Sector average: 40%.n = 99
- The median procedure drew 2 bids (67 procedures with a bid count); 33% ended with a single bidder. Sector: median 2 bids.n = 67
- Across 5 procedures with structured selection criteria, this buyer most often required: References: supplies (3 of 5), Financial ratio required (2 of 5), Quality management (2 of 5), Technical staff for execution (1 of 5).n = 5
From this buyer's documented awards; comparison values from the same sector and country. Not a forecast, not legal advice. As of 27/09/2026.
Foreign bidders
In Belgium · Security & defence, 90 contracts went to foreign companies over the last 3 years (of 309 recorded awards) — mostly from France, Germany, Spain.
Typical field: median 2 (from 162 awards).
What the buyer is looking for
Radio monitoring: measuring devices for operational nuclear safety in a nuclear plant. These include devices for measuring contamination (i.e. air, surface, people, wipes, etc.), devices for dose rate measurements (i.e. gamma, neutrons, spectroscopic, high and low measurement range, etc.), devices for radon and tritium measurements, active dosimeters, and control and calibration sources. A long-term Dynamic Purchasing System will be set up. This will be divided into several categories (such as, for example, contamination monitors, dosimeters, etc.), based on which partial contracts can be placed later on. Through the Dynamic Purchasing System, the Awarding Authority wishes to create an open pool of entrepreneurs that meet the selection criteria and have been admitted to the system, who are able to supply and maintain these devices. Requests to participate may be made throughout the…
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… entire duration of the Dynamic Purchasing System, on the basis of which new entrepreneurs may be admitted to the Dynamic Purchasing System, provided they meet the selection criteria. All participants admitted to a given category, and only those participants, will be invited at regular intervals under the Dynamic Purchasing System to submit a tender for a specific supply contract ("partial contract"). These partial contracts will be awarded according to the rules of the restricted procedure, as applicable under a Dynamic Purchasing System (in accordance with Article 44 of the Public Contracts Act and Articles 101 et seq. of the Royal Decree on the award of public contracts), in which all participants will be placed in competition. The procedure of the Dynamic Purchasing System (abbreviated as D.P.S.), as provided for by Article 44 of the Public Contracts Act, seems to be the most suitable procedure for this contract, given that: • it relates to commonly used supplies that are generally available on the market; • this system offers the possibility of managing an open pool of entrepreneurs that meet the selection criteria in the long term (e.g. for 10 years), allowing entrepreneurs to register at any time for admission to the system, provided they meet these criteria; • in accordance with Article 44, §2 of the Public Contracts Act, all entrepreneurs that meet the selection criteria are admitted to the system, without any limit in number; for each specific contract, in accordance with Article 103 of the Royal Decree on the award of public contracts, all admitted participants (or those within the relevant category) are obliged to submit a tender, which ensures competition; • the system can be divided into categories (e.g. per type of device), allowing for a specific competition to be organised between the relevant participants for each specific contract; • thus, the system offers flexibility to determine the detailed technical specifications and conditions of performance for each specific contract. Categories: Explanation: A = Alpha, B = Beta, G = Gamma, and N = Neutrons • Air contamination monitors (environment and chimney) ABG; • Surface contamination monitors ABG; • Liquid monitors BG; • Dose rate monitors (stationary and portable) ABGN; • Radio-Isotope Identification Device GN; • Hand and foot monitors ABG; • Integrated personnel contamination monitors ABG; • Radon monitors; • Active dosimeters BGN; • Alpha/beta Low Background Counters ABG; • Tritium monitors; • Radioactive control and calibration sources ABG (contamination and dose rate); • Others, not mentioned above.
Selection criteria — in the procurement documents
The buyer states in the notice that the selection criteria are in the procurement documents (link on the right), not in the EU form. The document analysis below extracts them from there — bid and evidence in English, Dutch.
Contract
Who has won here before
| Company | Awards | Period |
|---|---|---|
| Siempelkamp Metallurgie GmbH | 5 | 2025–2026 |
| Gebroeders DOMS | 2 | 2015–2025 |
| Vinçotte VZW | 1 | 2022 |
| CLEVERMAC BVBA | 1 | 2022 |
| Tractebel Engineering nv | 1 | 2024 |
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