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The Danish Safety Technology Authority (DSTA) is responsible for technical safety in Denmark and are currently in the preparation phase for a procurement regarding laboratory services for product testing under a wide range of EU-directives, standards and national legislation. As part of the preparation of the procurement procedure, the DSTA would like to gather information from the market in a market dialogue. The purpose of the market dialogue is to gain information on the market, and what the market can offer. Additionally, the market dialogue will assist in understanding how the best possible procurement material can be arranged, including the number of potential lots. We hope that this dialogue will help create the best possible outset for the upcoming procurement and framework agreement. The Danish Safety Technology Authority (DSTA) is responsible for technical safety in Denmark and are currently in the preparation phase for a procurement regarding laboratory services for product testing under a wide range of EU-directives, standards and national legislation, including — but not limited to: — tobacco products directive (including electronic cigarettes); — low voltage directive; — construction products; — gas appliance regulation; — toys and child care products; — general product safety directive; — machinery – mechanical as well as electric; — fireworks (pyrotechnic articles); — textiles; — glass; — shoes; — pressure equipment directive; — transportable pressure equipment directive; — electromagnetic compatibility directive; — radio equipment directive; — energy labelling and eco-design requirements; — pleasure boats; — personal protective equipment; — sunbeds. As part of the preparation of the procurement procedure, the DSTA would like to gather information from the market in a market dialogue. The purpose of the market dialogue is to gain information on the market, and what the market can offer. Additionally, the market dialogue will assist in understanding how the best possible procurement material can be arranged, including the number of separate lots. We hope that this dialogue will help create the best possible outset for the upcoming procurement and framework agreement. The DCTA anticipate that the framework agreement will be divided into lots. However, the number of lots have not been decided.