A digital euro app and related Software Development Kit (SDK) for PSPs consisting of (i) the digital euro app and (ii) an SDK to support PSPs in the provision of digital euro services through their own mobile apps and online interfaces.

Support to Eurostat in the domain of Purchasing Power Parities (PPP) for the implementation of price collections on consumer goods and construction and for further development of the database and related tools - WERT: 3 125 000,00 EUR

Europäische Kommission, Estat — Eurostat

Frist: 10. November 2025

The contract covers the development and implementation of an online training programme to strengthen advocacy skills for eight global and national initiatives for the transformation of food systems

Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit

Frist: 01. Oktober 2025

Knowledge production and knowledge sharing in the field of Human Capital Development (HCD) - The European Training Foundation (ETF) is the European Union Agency that supports countries outside the EU in improving their human capital development, in the context of European Union (EU) external relations policies. Currently the ETF cooperates at country and regional level with the countries of the EU Neighbourhood and Enlargement regions, and in Central Asia, as well as contributing to the EU external policies and programmes in other regions and with the African Union in response to specific requests from the European Commission. The objective of this tender is to support the ETF work with the production of reliable knowledge, evidence and analysis in specific topics in the field of Human Capital Development as well as to strengthen the ETF’s role in sharing it both within and outside the EU. . The main types of services requested are: A. Knowledge production in the form of design and implementation of studies, research studies and projects B. Knowledge sharing in the form of design and implementation of peer learning, capacity building, training and networking activities C. Ad hoc services - WERT: 12 000 000,00 EUR

European Training Foundation (ETF)

User observations on usage of recommender systems to enable scaling of recommender systems experiments through automated and agentic means-Pursuant to article 27 DSA, providers of online platforms must clearly explain in their terms and conditions the main parameters used in their recommender systems, using plain and intelligible language. Moreover, they must explain options for users to modify or influence these main parameters. The main parameters that must be explained include (a) the most significant criteria used to determine suggested information, and (b) the reasons for the relative importance of these parameters. For platforms offering multiple options for recommender systems, they must provide a functionality allowing users to select and modify their preferred option at any time. Such a functionality should be directly and easily accessible from the section of the platform’s interface where the information is prioritized. In addition to the obligations established by article 27, providers of VLOPs and VLOSEs have an additional requirement: they must provide at least one recommender system option that is not based on profiling as defined in Regulation (EU) 2016/679 (“General Data Protection Regulation” or “GDPR”). These transparency requirements aim to give users more control and understanding of how information is presented to them on online platforms, particularly in relation to personalized recommendations. Against this background, this contract will explore how users engage with recommender systems across Very Large Online Platforms (VLOPs) and Very Large Online Search Engine (VLOSEs) through user surveys and user observations. DG CONNECT, together with the European Centre for Algorithmic Transparency at the Joint Research Centre (ECAT – JRC), is developing new methods to analyze recommender systems. These methods are developed across a wide range of representative recommendation surfaces across VLOPs and VLOSEs (both in terms of user experience – social media feeds, products listing, etc. - and types of contents – video, text, images, products, etc.). Therefore, the need arises to ground the understanding of such systems with real world data from observations of user interactions with recommender systems, confronting state of the art of the scientific literature with the reality of a representative panel of VLOPs and VLOSEs’ user base (in terms of relevant demographic variables such as age, gender, computer literacy, etc.).-WERT: 250 000,00 EUR

OTC Campaign GNTO New York-The core focus is to encourage travelers to extend their city stays and explore urban destinations in greater depth. The campaign will also highlight German partners, each of whom will be equally featured to ensure balanced representation. The campaign should appeal to a wide, travel-ready audience and lead users through the entire customer journey – from inspiration to booking. For further information, please refer to the bid form.

Deutsche Zentrale für Tourismus

Frist: 29. September 2025

Cloud Migration Modernisation Support Development Services - The Office of the Ombudsman is seeking tenders for the provision of cloud migration, modernisation, development and ongoing support services to support the Office’s goal of migrating its existing on-premises Dynamics CRM case management and on-premises Sharepoint document management systems to a new cloud-hosted ecosystem built on its MS Azure tenancy. The detailed requirements are set out in Appendix 1 of the RFT document.

Office of the Ombudsman

Frist: 07. November 2025

Monitoring and analysis services of the German media - The European Parliament launches this procedure aiming to award a framework contract for daily monitoring of written press (national/regional), audio-visual media (radio, TV) and the main online media (internet) in Germany. The purpose is to provide a timely, up-to-date compendium of daily information, in the form of press reviews, about the way in which topics of relevance to the European Parliament and the European Union are reported in the media. The European Parliament’s Directorate- General for Communication is seeking to ensure it has the best possible knowledge of the media coverage across the EU on topics related to the European Union, the European Parliament and the activities of its President and Members. Media analysis will ultimately help the EP to better communicate EU policies to EU citizens and specific target audiences. In order to achieve this, the EP relies partly on external expertise and assistance. The services will be delivered by the external team via the global media monitoring and analysis platform of the EP directly to the recipients. WERT: 800 000,00 EUR

European Parliament