Property and personal protection services for the Embassy of Switzerland in Egypt

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79710000 - Security services
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Publication date
21 Oct 2026, 22:00

Overview

Property and personal protection services for the Embassy of Switzerland in Egypt

All Care Security – S 1, Ahmed Moharram St., 1st Settlement, 11865 New Cairo – USD 1065514.81 (MWST: no_vat)

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All Care clearly outperformed the other tenderers in the areas of international certifications, training and oversight, and liability coverage. In particular, All Care demonstrated full ICoCA membership, submitted a comprehensive and detailed training and supervision concept, and offered significantly higher liability insurance coverage than required. Furthermore, All Care submitted the lowest-priced compliant tender, achieving the maximum score for the price criterion. These strengths resulted in the highest overall evaluation score.

38406-01, tender, 2026-06-05

https://ted.europa.eu/udl?uri=TED:NOTICE:735412-2026:HTML:EN:HTML

In accordance with Article 56 paragraph 1 of the Public Procurement Act (PPA), a written appeal against this decision can be lodged with the Federal Administrative Court, P.O. Box, 9023 St. Gallen, Switzerland, within 20 days of notification. Any appeal is to be submitted in duplicate and must include what is being sought, the grounds for appeal, evidence and the signature of the person lodging the appeal or his or her representative. A copy of this decision and available evidence must be included. The provisions of the Administrative Procedure Act (APA) on legal holidays do not apply in accordance with Article 56 paragraph 2 of the PPA. Based on Article 52 paragraph 2 of the PPA, the appeal can be used only to establish that this decision violates federal law, but not to apply for its cancellation. Foreign providers are permitted to appeal only to the extent that the state in which they are domiciled grants reciprocal rights.

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