Markterkundung - Service Provider for Iridium Tracker NAL9602-LP (SBD Only)-1. Background and Purpose We are seeking a service provider for Iridium-based NAL9602-LP trackers (SBD only), which are used to determine the landing location on land and sea of our civilian sounding rockets after descent by parachute. The trackers are not used during flight but solely for post-landing recovery operations and transmit GPS position data every 10 to 60 seconds via the Iridium satellite network. A web-based user interface is required to enable live tracking, device management, and export of position data. The solution must enable simultaneous real-time tracking of multiple devices and support accurate localization to facilitate quick and effective recovery operations in the field. 2. Technical Requirements Number of Trackers: Currently 13 devices in use. Transmission Interval: Configurable between 10 and 60 seconds. Data Content: Each transmission includes: GPS coordinates (latitude & longitude) Altitude Speed

Study on regulatory frameworks most conducive to postal financial and digital diversification-This call for tenders concerns the provision of consultancy services to the UPU for the conduct of a study tentatively entitled “Study on regulatory frameworks most conducive to postal financial and digital diversifica-tion” (hereinafter referred to as the “study”). The aims of the study are three-fold:– enhance understanding of regulatory provisions that enable designated operators to develop efficient payment and financial products and services, including digital financial services; – identify designated operators in developing and least developed countries that have successfully introduced advanced financial and digital financial services; – demonstrate to governments and stakeholders how appropriate financial and digital regulatory frame-works enable the development of efficient and diversified financial services through the postal network.

Services for the development and deploy offline applications for the information and communication system “Electronic System for the Circulation of Alcoholic Beverages, Tobacco Products, and Nicotine-Containing Liquids”-To develop Offline Applications that will enable Economic Operators to interact with the Electronic System in offline mode

East Europe Foundation

Frist: 11. August 2025

Call for expression of interest for the establishment of a list of remunerated external experts - All documents are available in the EU Funding and Tenders Portal. Applications shall be provided only via application platform available on EIGE's website: https://experts.eige.europa.eu/. The call and corresponding database of prospective external experts is concluded for a period of 12 months and shall be automatically renewed up to four times for a maximum period of validity of five years, from the date of publication of the notice to the Official Journal of the European Union, unless notification to the contrary is received /published. Interested parties may submit an application at any time prior to the last three months of validity of the list.

European Institute for Gender Equality

Generational renewal in agriculture – exploring which characteristics could increase youth demand for farming - This contract aims to collect primary data through on-line surveys, focus group discussions, semi-structured in-depth interview and online experiments that will inform the implementation of actions that make farming more attractive to young people both with and without farming background. The Commission will prepare draft version of all materials to be used in the data collection (questionnaires, discussion guides, and experimental designs). The contractor shall provide suggestions for improvement; program the surveys and experiments in their on-line survey platform of choice; recruit participants, assure completion of the tasks by the selected sample sizes meeting data quality, provide digital versions of the data; and report on data characteristics together with lessons learnt during the process.

European Commission, DG JRC - Joint Research Centre

“Thematic Support Second Swiss Contribution to EU Member States in the Health Domain” for the period 01.02.2026 to 30.06.2029 in Switzerland and abroad -This mandate is placed within Switzerland’s second contribution to selected European Union (EU) member states. The Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) is mainly responsible for half of the funds of the cohesion framework credit. Strengthening social and health systems is a key theme, with 12 individual programmes in 10 countries and a total budget of CHF 100 million. The mandate consists of a dual-level support structure for enhancing health programme implementation in selected EU member states through Swiss expertise. The first level involves technical backstopping, where the tenderer provides expert input on various health-related topics. The second level focuses on organizing study visits to Switzerland for delegations from partner countries of Switzerland’s second contribution to selected EU member states.

Circular Economy and Water Facility - The contractor will provide technical assistance to the design and implementation of interventions (Actions, Team Europe Initiatives, Global Gateway flagships and investments, including the use of financial instruments), and to the provision of policy analyses, relevant knowledge, data and tools, and to the mobilisation of private sector and financial institutions, in the field of circular economy and water. Services are provided on a demand-driven basis to partner countries, EU Delegations and INTPA services to contribute to the circular economy transition, to the access to water, sanitation and hygiene for all, and to the integrated approach of natural resources and water management. The support builds on the needs of partner countries, EU delegations and EU private sector, while leveraging EUs competitive offer. Services will target Directorate General INTPA partner countries and regions, as well as global programs.

81318498 - Developing the training and documentation, facilitating reflection meetings.-Providing participatory, action-oriented training to enable municipal staff to navigate the times of uncertainty while advocating for inclusive assessments and interventions. Supporting the development of facilitation manuals, assessment tools, and training materials, ensuring sustainability.-36 expert days and one travel to Turkey

Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH

Frist: 01. August 2025

Suit's Garments-As part of a larger global vision for human-lunar exploration, DLR and ESA are jointly constructing a lunar analog facility, named LUNA. This facility shall provide capabilities for astronaut training, engineering, and scientific research to a wide range of users. As such, the facility is not limited to human-factors research but shall also support the development of robotic and lunar infrastructure systems for the exploration of the moon. The LUNA facility will support the simulation of lunar extravehicular activities (EVAs) at the highest possible level of fidelity. Therefore, all systems developed for such EVA simulations, including the suits, shall be designed to operate to a high fidelity and in support of end-to-end EVAs which may take several hours to complete and involve a large group of operators, astronauts, and other ground support personnel. The facility contains a 700m2 regolith-filled lunar surface simulation area. Within this area, the purpose of the LUNA Suits is to provide the LUNA facility with a unique space suit simulator, capable of emulating movement constraints and operations of real space suits being developed for the future lunar missions. The tender aims to provide suit’s garments made of materials similar to the ones used for the future Moon missions as well as provide gloves and arms assembly for training in reduced pressure environment (to be used with LUNA Glovebox). With the Acceptance Review (AR) concluded, the agency expects that the system will be fully functional and capable of operating in the LUNA facility performing its target activities.

Consulting services for the implementation of nutrition and gender- transformative approaches under FANSER - (1) Establishing and facilitating the community-based care group model together with the decentralised structures of the Ministry of Health; (2) Establishing and facilitating the Saving and Internal Lending Communities (SILC, a village-based saving and lending approach) together with the Ministry of Community Development and Social Services; (3) Developing and implementing concepts to enable gender equality with a focus on joint decision making in the rural households related nutrition, agriculture and WASH aspects. For this, the contractor shall work with and through traditional and church leadership structures. In addition, the contractor shall contribute to improving services related to family planning for youth through so-called "youth-friendly corners" which are part of rural health facilities; (4) Developing and implementing capacity development approaches for relevant government staff (mostly at district level) to increase their technical, organisational and leadership skills with the aim of increasing their ability to provide nutrition related services independently.