2022:
Relocation of our head office and our logistics warehouse to Plougoumelen, France (Morbihan).

2020:
New department dedicated to Perimeter Protection with optimal and customized solutions in:

• land environments: Damasec and Glocal Robotics ranges
• nautical environments: Vessel Arrest Systems range
• air environments: DroneShield range

2018:
SAELSI contract regarding the acquisition of hand-held equipment for in-field detection and identification of chemical substances for the French Civil Security, Gendarmerie and Police.

SAELSI contract relative to the supply of bomb disposal equipment (bomb suits and helmets) intended for Civil Security personnel.

Armed Forces contract for the acquisition of MAWL laser pointers and illuminators for the units supported by the PFAF Ouest (the procurement-finance platform of the French Armed Forces Ministry).

2018:
Inauguration of “L’Atelier“ (the workshop), the name of SCOPEX SARL’s new head office.

2017:
DGA SMINEX contract for the acquisition of mobile intervention systems for EOD teams and military search units (FOS/FOC) with their support elements and associated services, Scopex subcontracting with CEFA (contract holder).

2017:
Creation of the new logo, and of the first product catalogue.

2015:
DGA contract for the acquisition of hard-wired exploders for the armed forces.

Since 2015:
The sales department is divided into 3 departments:

• EOD/C-IED/CBRN
• Tactical
• Export

All the department heads have had a military career in the EOD/C-IED or Tactical field, and are recognised by their peers.

New brands are regularly added to Scopex’s portfolio, such as BE Meyers, Unity Tactical, and Velocity Mayflower, etc.

2014:
Increase in the portfolio of products and brands (DyniTEC, Kirintec, Ceotronics).

Since 2013:
Frédéric Hémard decided to expand SCOPEX SARL, growing from 2 to 12 employees in 4 years.

2009:
SCOPEX SARL begins offering more specific products to special operations command and other elite intervention units (RAID, GIGN).

2003:
Frédéric Hémard creates SCOPEX SARL and acquires the business assets of SCOPEX SA.

1996:
Frédéric Hémard, his son, joins the company.
The concept of ‘quality of service’ and support for product use and maintenance becomes a priority.
Vidisco Ltd joins SCOPEX’s group of major suppliers.

1994:
Christian Hémard acquires the SCOPEX Company.

1983:
SCOPE becomes the Société parisienne d’exportation (SCOPEX).
Introduction of American and Canadian brands specializing in C-IED products into the French market, such as Med-Eng and Golden Engineering.

1977:
Mr. Chatelain creates the initial structure (SCOPE).