CPV subcategory
35412500: Command and liaison vehicles
CPV code 35412500 is "Command and liaison vehicles", a subcategory in the Common Procurement Vocabulary used to classify UK public sector contracts. We have not seen it on a UK public contract award since 2023, so a broader code above it will usually find more tenders.
Where it sits
Codes above 35412500
- 35000000Security, fire-fighting, police and defence equipment
- 35400000Military vehicles and associated parts
- 35410000Armoured military vehicles
- 35412000Armoured combat vehicles
- 35412500Command and liaison vehicles
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More specific
Codes beneath 35412500
None. 35412500 is as specific as the vocabulary goes for command and liaison vehicles.
Questions
About CPV code 35412500
What is CPV code 35412500?
CPV code 35412500 is "Command and liaison vehicles", a subcategory in the Common Procurement Vocabulary used to classify UK public sector contracts. We have not seen it on a UK public contract award since 2023, so a broader code above it will usually find more tenders.
Which codes sit above and below 35412500?
35412500 sits under 35000000 (Security, fire-fighting, police and defence equipment), then 35400000 (Military vehicles and associated parts), then 35410000 (Armoured military vehicles), then 35412000 (Armoured combat vehicles). It has no more specific codes beneath it.
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