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Gov’t aims to spend 9.5 million euros on police uniforms

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TIRANA, Feb. 6 – The Ministry of Interior Affairs has released another multimillion tender for fashionable police uniforms, insignia, footwear and accessories. The service will cost the government about 9.5 million euros. Official records show that the exact number of state police officers is 11,000 which means that the uniform and suits of each officer will cost 857 euros. Ministry officials said officers will get a three-year supply. The tender in question has multiple lots, which means that the service will be auctioned into parts in order to increase competition by attracting small and medium size businesses. The news of…

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