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Dual-Use Procurement Readiness

Structured maturity assessment for procurement and production.

Fast-track access to the defence market while reducing risk in the core civilian business.

Dual-Use Procurement Readiness logoThe DUPR Framework

DUPR Framework

Dual-Use Procurement Readiness — Maturity assessment of the procurement organisation

9 weighted categories, scored from civilian-only to fully capable. Both frameworks can be used independently; together they form the complete picture.

Toolkit includes

Supplier scan · Material group risk matrix · Gap analysis · Catalogue & action plan (incl. budgets & KPIs)

Supplier Base & Material Groups

Dual sourcing, critical raw materials, security clearances

Quality, Regulatory & IT Security

AQAP, export control, NIS2 / TISAX

Crisis Supply, Contracts & Personnel

Emergency logistics, NATO contract clauses, defence know-how

ESG & CSDDD

Risk analysis under LkSG, supply chain transparency

Manufacturing Technology & Retooling

CNC, additive manufacturing, modular production lines

Quality, Material & Logistics

MIL-STD tolerances, dual-use warehousing

Regulatory & IT Security

Export control, BAFA approvals, TEMPEST / VS-NfD

Collaboration & Personnel

OEM partnerships, reservist management

Production

Dual-Use Production 2.0

Methodology based on the KIT wbk Institute of Production Science

8 categories, each an as-is/target comparison — the gap is the action needed per category.

AS-IS
→
TARGET
GAP = action needed

Toolkit includes

Capability matrix (as-is/target) · Gap analysis · Target product identification · Holistic project plan (technical & organisational)

Benefit

Fast-track access to the defence market while reducing risk in the core civilian business.

Both frameworks can be used independently; together they form the complete picture.

Publication

SYBX Dual-Use Atlas Luxembourg

Dual-use potential in Luxembourg's industry and research.

A regionalised analysis of the official catalogue “Luxembourg Defence Industrial and Technological Base 2026” by Luxinnovation and the Directorate of Defence Luxembourg, supplemented with employment and population data from STATEC and the official administrative boundaries of the Land Registry and Topography Administration (ACT).

  • 124 entities recorded — 100 SMEs, 21 large enterprises
  • 59,684 people in dual-use-capable sectors (12.1% of domestic employment)
  • Georeferenced across Luxembourg's 12 cantons
  • Identifies gaps in industrial-policy steering data
Dual-Use Atlas Luxembourg — georeferenced map

Georeferenced headquarters and cantonal clusters. Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors.