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Finland · Medical equipment, pharmaceuticals and personal care products

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Veterinary Training Simulators

Finnish Defence Forces Logistics Command · Finland

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The object of procurement is two (2) veterinary training simulator units that imitate a military working dog (MWD). The simulator is intended for the training of tactical combat casualty care (K9TCCC) and other veterinary procedures for MWDs, the object of procurement also includes an option to purchase one (1) additional simulator unit by the end of 2028 at the latest. The object of the procurement also includes • Accessories and components necessary…

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PublishedJun 26, 2026
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What is being procured?

The object of procurement is two (2) veterinary training simulator units that imitate a military working dog (MWD). The simulator is intended for the training of tactical combat casualty care (K9TCCC) and other veterinary procedures for MWDs, the object of procurement also includes an option to purchase one (1) additional simulator unit by the end of 2028 at the latest. The object of the procurement also includes • Accessories and components necessary for operating the simulator as described later in section “Accessories and components necessary for operating the simulator”, • spare parts for the simulators, • maintenance and repair services, • and customer support.…

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    · TED 441112-2026

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