According to the specifications, the firearm must have a barrel with an external thread (M13.5×1) to allow for the attachment of muzzle devices, including suppressors. Additionally, the pistol’s slide must be compatible with micro red dot sights (Optics Ready, OR). The firearm is also required to have a universal mounting rail (Picatinny/MIL-STD-1913 standard) under the barrel at the front of the frame. This setup allows for the attachment of flashlights or laser aiming devices.

>At the opening of the tender, price was listed as the sole award criterion with a 100 percent weighting.

So, a new and modular, but cheap. Sounds very much like some version of CZ P-10.
A cheap but perfectly functional glock-clone.
Yeah, about exactly what the gun was meant to be: For military//Law enforcement contracts in large scale.

And I think that CZ can provide that last requirement (CHEAP) better than any german manufacturers.