all 260 units. The contract with General Dynamics was terminated by the Ministry of Defence in October 2012 – until that date, 166 units had been built. Then began a process of negotiation leading to an agreement in September 2014 – General Dynamics agreed upon delivering 22 more units of the Pandur II until August 2015. The additional 33 units option was never used. In January 2005, General Defence's competitor Patria Oyj accused General Dynamics of "misconducts during the tender and contract formation procedures". Thus, Patria Oyj called for the legal suspension of the contract awarding to General Dynamics at the Public Attorney's Office of the Administrative Court in Lisbon. Patria Oyj's appeal was rejected by Lisbon's Court in February 2005. After General Dynamics had failed to deliver all units of the Pandur II, the Portuguese Public Prosecutor announced on 20 August 2010 that he would investigate corruption charges regarding the Pandur II contract awarding to General Dynamics. However, a case was never mounted against General Dynamics, and no further action was taken. List of all Portuguese Pandur II 105 Infantry Carrier Vehicles with a 12.7 mm machine gun 7 Infantry Carrier Vehicles with a 12.7 mm machine gun installed in a Protector M151 RWS 16 Command Vehicles 7 Recovery Vehicles 8 Medical Evacuation Vehicles 5 Anti-tank Guided Missile Launchers – variant with TOW ITAS (Tube-launched, Optically tracked, Wire-guided Improved Target Acquisition System) missile launcher 30 Infantry Fighting Vehicles – variant with SP30 turret with 30 mm gun. 6 Signalling Vehicles 4 Surveillance Vehicles Czech variants The Czech Army use the Pandur II. In total, they have purchased 127 units. KBVP: Wheeled infantry fighting vehicle (72 units purchased 2009-2013) KBVP M1 RVS: A modified variant for service in Afghanistan, with additional multilayer and bar armour, improved electronics, and without water jet propulsion. (4 units purchased in August 2010) KBV-VR: Wheeled infantry fighting vehicle (company command post) (11 units purchased) KBV-Pz — průzkumné kolové bojové vozidlo (Wheeled reconnaissance fighting vehicle) partially fitted with a battlefield surveillance radar. (8+8 units purchased) KOT-Zdr — kolový obrněný transportér zdravotnický (Wheeled armoured personnel carrier for paramedics) (4 units purchased) KOT-Ž — kolový obrněný transportér ženijní (Wheeled armoured personnel carrier for engineers) (4 units purchased) KOV-S — kolové obrněné vozidlo spojovací (Wheeled armoured radio vehicle) (14 units purchased) KOV-VŠ — kolové obrněné vozidlo velitelsko-štábní (Wheeled armoured vehicle for command and staff) (6 units purchased) Slovenian variant