Vectis RADIATION
Week 2026-W17 · Vectis Intelligence · Tender Intelligence No significant radiation detection notices this week. All Radiation Detection briefs → Vectis Intelligence — Signal in a field dominated by noise
Vectis MARITIME
Geps Techno (French SME) won €2.216M for a modular maritime testing platform for West Flanders. Signals emerging European investment in offshore sensor and
Vectis PIDS
Felső-Tisza Region awarded €188,188,000 to R-Sentinel (micro-enterprise) for a large-scale CCTV infrastructure deployment. Exceptional award to a micro
Vectis CUAS
UK Maritime and Coastguard Agency awarded £151,775 for technical advisory services on aerial surveillance system procurement. Consultant-led market researc
Vectis CBRNE
Sweden's defense procurement agency (FMV) awarded a **€141.4M framework agreement for breathing apparatus**—the largest single award this week. This multi-
Vectis RADIATION
Germany's space agency (DLR) is conducting market research for space-based optical detection and tracking of orbital objects—a critical capability gap for
Vectis MARITIME
Maritime Homeland Guard vessel procurement follows Nordic defense cooperation agreements — likely part of coordinated Baltic patrol capability enhancement.
Vectis PIDS
First military deployment of 5G standalone networks for command and control in Europe — technology proving ground for future defense applications.
Vectis CBRNE
Largest CBRNE award this week includes night vision equipment and modular fire suppression — dual-use capability for disaster response and border security.
Vectis MARITIME
ISKRA brodogradilište wins €14M contract for coastal patrol vessel. Domestic shipyard selection reflects regional maritime security capacity building.
Vectis PIDS
€22M contract marks major milestone in EU external border digitization. Entry-Exit System implementation signals coordinated European approach to border te
Vectis CUAS
£1M REEF program for unmanned underwater vehicles and military electronic systems. Suggests multi-domain counter-UAS approach extending beyond traditional