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The objective of this procurement procedure is to conclude a Multiple Framework Contract with reopening of competition for the procurement of market development services and supplies (e.g. Hardware and Software) from the downstream market providers of solutions using data, products and services offered by the European Space Programme (“EU space solutions”). More specifically, the scope of the contract to be signed is: a. The identification of commercialisation opportunities for the EU space solutions (using Galileo, EGNOS and Copernicus) and engagement of new end users; b. The deployment of EU space solutions in the operational environments of new end-users; c. The preparation of the Make it with space booster, collecting lessons learned, established protocols, proven methods and guidelines for excellence. The maximum duration of the Framework Contract to be signed is 48 (forty-eight) months. 
 

The Procurement Documents are available at the following link: EU Funding & Tenders Portal. 

A dedicated webinar took place on 26 February. Click here to see the presentation.

NOTA BENE:  Tenderers are invited to check the latest Corrigendum 4 as published on the F&T Portal. 

The objective of this procurement procedure is to conclude a multiple framework contract in cascade without reopening of competition for the provision of legal support and advice to EUSPA and its staff members.

The procurement has been published (together with the documentation) on the EU Funding & Tenders Portal under the following link.

The subject of the present procedure is the supply and installation of Electronic Key Management Systems at the following EUSPA sites: Prague, Czech Republic and Noordwijk, the Nethernlands.

The purpose of this tender is to procure services for the Information and Communication Technology & Facility Management  epartment (ITF) of EUSPA, which is proactively contributing to the fulfilment of the Agency’s mission, particularly regarding all matters related to the management of the information and communication systems. The ITF Department ensures smooth running of the Agency’s facilities and logistics and compliance with local health and safety regulations. The department is also coordinating and managing the Information and Communications Technology (ICT) function, including planning and managing the implementation, operation, development, optimisation and maintenance of the ICT infrastructure for both unclassified systems and systems processing EU classified information up to SECRET UE and across all EUSPA sites and remote offices (currently Prague, Saint Germain-en-Laye, Toulouse, Brussels, Noordwijk and Madrid).

The objective of this procurement procedure is to conclude a Framework Contract without reopening of competition and the first Specific Contract for the provision of Guarding, Security, and Safety Monitoring Services for the GRC, in Noordwijk (Netherlands). 
 

The scope of this procurement procedure is to award and sign multiple Framework Contracts for the provision of editorial, web, graphics, multimedia, and public and media outreach activities services. The FWC will be awarded in cascade to the first three ranked tenderers. 

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