FUTTA IV. A network of intermediaries is to market the expertise generated in fusion research to suitable companies. The current project ends in 2025 and is to be extended for two years until the end of 2027 - EUR 400,000.00 plus VAT.

Pre–commercial procurement (PCP) to buy R&D (research and development) services to solve circular economy challenges defined by the participating cities.-This contract notice invites interested operators to submit tenders to this PCP procurement. The procurement is open on equal terms to all types of operators that fulfil the requirements set out in section 3 of the tender document 1 (Request for Tenders) which defines the eligibility of tenderers, exclusion and selection criteria. The procurement aims to trigger new solutions to be developed and tested to address two challenges that correspond to an overarching need to increase the number of concrete practices in the Baltic Sea region that would drive the transition to circular economy. As the common challenge exists of a number of sub-challenges, the procurement is divided into 2 lots as described below in sections for Lots 1 and 2, each corresponding to one sub-challenge. Each of these lots will be split into 2 phases. The CCC project highlights the immense potential of the cultural and creative sectors and industries in the transition to a more circular society and believes that innovations to speed up the circular transition would benefit from the inclusion of these stakeholders in developing the solutions. All tender documents are made available on the project website: https://interreg- baltic.eu/project/ccc/ Each lot of the PCP structured in two phases: • Phase 1: A minimum of 3 operators per lot will be selected, with each receiving up to EUR 10,000 (VAT inclusive) to explore solutions. The process allows for flexibility to fund up to 10 operators if justified. • Phase 2: A minimum of 2 operators per lot will be selected for pilot development, with each receiving up to EUR 33,250 (VAT inclusive). The Buyers’ Group reserves the right to select a lower number of suppliers (contractors) in case no suitable tenders are submitted. In any case the Buyers Group will aim to have at least three suppliers per lot in Phase 1 and two suppliers per lot in Phase 2. WERT: 179 410,00 EUR

RV Management consulting on the future operational organization of FAIR/GSI Beschreibung: A consulting contract is tendered with the start of the contract for the award. The award of the contractual activity is put out to tender as a service. The start of services takes place no later than 2 weeks after the award of the contract and ends with the final approval / acceptance of the concept. The service must be completed no later than 6 months after the contract has been awarded. The client estimates the expenditure at a maximum of 150 consultant days. Due to the agile process involved in creating the desired concept, the contract can optionally be extended to include the service under Chapter 6. This option right is exclusively on the Client and will be notified to the Contractor at least 1 month before the end of the contract. For more detailed information, see document "01 Specification" Interne Kennung: 28/2600031790FAIR

FAIR

Frist: 21. November 2025

81320924-Roadmap to guide India in achieving its Reneable Energy (RE) target of 2030-The Contractor shall develop a comprehensive and actionable roadmap that breaks down the current state of the Indian renewable energy sector, especially highlighting the progress that has been made since the proclamation of the 500 GW RE capacity target. The roadmap shall discuss both the challenges and opportunities that have shaped the energy sector in the past years and from there develop a way forward. Specifically, the roadmap should be application oriented and consider all relevant stakeholders so as to provide a comprehensible guideline for the Government of India. The contractor is responsible for providing the following services: Assessment of Current Renewable Energy Landscape Challenges Analysis Scenario Development & Modelling Actionable Roadmap & Policy Package Stakeholder Engagement & Validation

Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit

Frist: 06. November 2025

Investment Readiness Coaching Cashew/Pfeffer Verarbeiter Kambodscha 10 Unternehmen EU/ASEAN Investoren

Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit

Frist: 19. November 2025

Business Intelligence Services - The European Commission's Directorate General for Internal Market, Industry, Entrepreneurship and SMEs (DG GROW) has set up a new team to centralise the collection, analysis, and dissemination of business intelligence. The focus is hereby on company-level information and insights with a bearing on Europe’s economic security or competitiveness (e.g. interrupted supply-chains, planned relocations, …). DG GROW is seeking a contractor to help gathering Business Intelligence, inter alia by providing a pool of industry experts that can be consulted on request, running quick surveys of enterprises in specific fields and undertaking desk-research. WERT: 1 550 000,00 EUR

European Commission

Frist: 09. Dezember 2025

Toxicity study in naïve mice-The Federal Agency for Disruptive Innovation - SPRIND GmbH ("SPRIND") - aims to cre-ate new disruptive innovations from Germany. That means products, services and sys-tems that make all our lives noticeably and sustainably better. To achieve this, SPRIND brings together new thinkers from science and business, people with outstanding ideas, special expertise, and passion. Hence, SPRIND provides an entrepreneurial environment that turns ideas into reality. The objective of BiconY Therapeutics GmbH, a SPRIND subsidiary, is the development of a bispecific antibody combination for the treatment of solid tumours. The combination con-sists of proprietary, bispecific CD3 anti-bodies (bsAbCD3) and bispecific CD28 co-stimulators (BiCos), which, when used together, significantly im-prove the specificity, sus-tainability, and efficiency of a T cell recruitment and thus the immune response against tumour cells. The aim of the research and development activities is to provide proof of concept for the effect of bispecific antibody therapy in the form of two phase I/IIa clinical trials. For the IND application at Paul Ehrlich Institute (Germany) we have to show safety of our molecules in animal models. Following extensive discussions and thorough analyses, the PEI has granted approval for a comprehensive toxicological study of our lead candidate in mice. Therefore, we are looking for a service provider to support us regarding pharmaco-toxicological studies

ENTSO-E Security Plan External Auditing Services (ESPEAS) Beschreibung: TSCNET Services GmbH (TSCNET) located in Munich, Germany, is an ISO 27001:2022 certified organization providing services 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year, to Contracting Authorities operating critical infrastructure connected to the Central and Eastern European power grid. As part of TSCNET's requestor’s input for Regulatory Information Security Auditor Services, TSCNET wishes to contract a specialist third-party to undertake regulatory information security audits. The third-party needs to be a qualified ISO 27001:2022 Lead Auditor with not only best of breed expertise, but excellent service delivery and multiple years' experience in regulatory audits. The audits must be aligned with the regulatory expectations and frameworks established by: a) ENTSO-E (European Network of Transmission System Operators for Electricity) – https://www.entso-e.eu, which coordinates the operation of Europe’s electricity transmission networks and sets cybersecurity and operational standards for TSOs. b) ACER (European Union Agency for the Cooperation of Energy Regulators) – https://www.acer.europa.eu, which oversees the implementation of EU energy regulations, including cybersecurity and data protection obligations under the Network Code on Cybersecurity and other relevant EU legislation. Given that the contract is expected to span at least four years, TSCNET anticipates that additional compliance requirements may emerge over time. Therefore, the scope of regulatory alignment shall not be limited to ENTSO- E or ACER alone. The selected auditor must demonstrate the capacity to adapt to evolving EU and national regulatory frameworks, including but not limited to cybersecurity, data protection, and energy sector governance, as defined by current and future mandates from ENTSO-E, ACER, and other relevant authorities.