Protected and Modified Civilian Profile Vehicles (PaMCPV) Support
Ministry of Defence
- Stage
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Tenderthe latest stage the buyer has published
- Buyer
- Value
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£14MVAT basis not stated · GBP
- Deadline
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25 Apr 2025from notice 006994-2025
- Planned end
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Not publishedNot published. This contract is not in Renewals.
- First published
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21 Feb 2025last seen 21 Feb 2025
What the buyer published
Defence Equipment and Support (DE&S) are a bespoke trading entity and are an arm’s length body of the Ministry of Defence (MOD). We manage a vast range of complex projects to buy and support all the equipment and services that the Royal Navy, British Army and Royal Air Force need to operate effectively. We work closely with industry, including through partnering agreements and private finance initiatives. More can be seen at MOD website –
https://www.gov.uk/government/organisations/defence-equipment-and-support
The Specialist Vehicles and Uncrewed Land Systems (SVULS) Team, part of the UK Ministry of Defence (MOD) intends to award a service support contract to a single supplier. Quantity or scope: The contract will provide In-Service support to current MOD Civilian Armoured Vehicles (CAV), future procurements including, but not limited to, platforms procured via the Protected and Modified Civilian Profile Vehicles (PaMCPV) Framework Agreement, and other currently supported PaMCPV platforms (subject to funding). A Protected and Modified Civilian Profile Vehicle (PaMCPV) at its simplest level is defined as a commercial off the shelf (COTS) vehicle that has been modified to provide a degree of protection and have the potential to integrate mission systems. Examples of modifications include but not limited to:
- Integrated blast and ballistic protection. The protection levels and coverage vary between platforms. - The integration of specified mission systems. This could include Electronic Counter Measures (ECM), communication systems, weapon mounts. - Modification of the base vehicle to meet mobility performance and capacity requirements. The requirement is likely to support the following types of capabilities:
Existing Fleet:
(1) CAV. A fully protected CAV, providing a protected and discrete profile in the UK and worldwide. Platforms include, but are not limited to, Toyota Land Cruiser (LC) 200 series. (2) Partially Protected Vehicles. Base vehicles with partial