Overarching Evaluation on the Contribution of the Global Projects I and II to Humanitarian Needs in Fragile, Conflict-affected and Violent Contexts

Deutsches Rotes Kreuz

Frist: 13. Mai 2025

EU future regulatory framework for Higher Airspace Operations (HAO): Scientific studies supporting safety, sustainability and cyber-security impact assessments-The objective of this study is to analyse the safety, sustainability and cyber- security risks triggered by Higher Airspace Operations with a view to notably define appropriate safety, environmental and cyber-security targets and design a proportionate regulatory framework. The results should include an identification of the types of risks, if possible a quantification of the level of risks and possible mitigation measures.-WERT: 743 000,00 EUR

Europäische Agentur für Flugsicherheit

Banking Services for the SatCen - The objective of this call for tenders is to award a direct service contract to a reliable bank which will provide banking services for the SatCen’s day to day operations. The banking services will consist in the setting up and management of bank accounts. The SatCen will also require an internet banking service for balance/transaction reporting and payments. The SatCen seeks to maximize the profitability of its funds through the remuneration of its bank accounts. The SatCen will pay a yearly maintenance fee not exceeding 0.39% of the balance. The contractor shall not levy any other charges and commissions.

European Union Satellite Centre

Frist: 22. April 2025

Study on dynamic merger effects - The objective of the study is to provide an analytical foundation for the assessment of dynamic merger effects, and the potential trade-offs with static effects. The results of the study will contribute to identify those areas in which the Commission’s enforcement practice in merger control could potentially be updated. While the study may cover both horizontal and non-horizontal effects, a particular focus should be placed on horizontal effects.

European Commission

Frist: 20. Mai 2025

Hostile Environment Awareness Training (HEAT)-The European Union demands its staff to execute missions outside their place of employment or to be based in EU Delegations in order to execute its mandate. The destinations of these missions and the places of the EU Delegations cover over 145 countries around the world including countries considered as being of high or critical threat level. Due to the inherent and increased security risks in these countries and in order to fulfil their respective duty of care responsibilities, the following institutions and bodies launch this tender for providing Hostile Environment Awareness Training (HEAT) for their staff. The aim of this training is to increase the security awareness of staff and to prepare them for missions or places of employment in fragile security environments.-WERT: 12 470 000,00 EUR

European External Action Service

Frist: 28. April 2025

The main purpose of this tender is to engage a contractor to carry out case studies of companies and other workplaces which have introduced a reduction of working time (4-day work week or other model of working time reduction) to obtain information on issues including the rationale behind the reduction of working time, reasons for the model of working time reduction chosen, how it was implemented and its impact on company revenues, productivity, competitiveness, innovation, workforce structure, work organisation, working conditions and job quality, skills development employee wellbeing and work-life balance.

Eurofound

Frist: 22. April 2025

Open Market Consultation (OMC) for a future pre–commercial procurement (PCP) to buy R&D (research and development) services to solve circular economy challenges defined by the participating cities-This pre-commercial procurement (PCP) is carried out by Northern Dimension Partnership on Culture Secretariat in the name and on behalf of the buyers group. This prior information notice (PIN) provides early information about the expected starting date and purchase volume and about the open market consultation (OMC) that is organised in preparation of this pre-commercial procurement (PCP). 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. The procurement will be divided into two lots, each corresponding to one sub-challenge. The following city specific challenges have been identified by the participating cities that seek to choose two most relevant challenges that would be posed as sub-challenges in the tender and fine-tune the tender specifications with the help of OMC: - Turku: How might we create an accessible, unified platform or system that connects service providers contributing to the circular economy, making it easier for customers to discover and use their services? - Tallinn: How can we develop an accessible and affordable tool or methodology that enables SMEs to evaluate and improve the circularity of their products or services, even if they lack in-house expertise or external support? - Riga: How might we implement an interoperable, city-wide system or solution to eliminate single-use materials (such as cups, plates, and cutlery) at public events? - Kiel: How might we create a system or solution for collecting, refurbishing, redistributing, and reusing second-hand components and items from buildings, fairs, and festivals? - Gdynia: How might we develop an accessible, affordable, and sustainable solution — supported by cultural and creative sectors — to increase the reuse of bulky household waste? - Aarhus: How might we develop a sustainable, circular, and culturally relevant solution to activate an underused dome structure at the harbour during the winter months? Participants of the OMC are welcome to be creative and proactive with their suggestions for fine-tuning the challenges depending on the situation and beyond the challenges identified by the participating cities.-WERT: 206 611,57 EUR

Northern Dimension Partnership on Culture Secretariat

Service Framework Contract for the provision of “DEFENCE ENERGY MANAGERS’ COURSE II (DEMC II)”-The objective of this framework contract is to provide the Member States contributing to the DEMC II Project Arrangement with a developmental educational service specific to the Defence sector and with hands-on application/implementation to specific military sites. The Defence Energy Managers’ Course will increase knowledge and improve energy management in defence, resulting in benefits in terms of energy consumption, cost, and CO2 emission reductions. It should also contribute to reducing exposure to volatile energy prices, improving security of supply, increase operational capabilities, and reduce risk associated with energy supply in the armed forces. Within the Course, an average of two Trainings per year for a period of four years will be delivered. Each of the training editions is, for the purpose of the contract, called a “Training”. For the purpose of these tender specifications, the Defence Sector relates to both Ministries of Defence and Armed Forces and applies to fixed infrastructure, operational environments and military platforms and systems. The aim of the DEMC II Trainings is to enhance participant’s understanding of the complexities of managing energy within an organisation or sub-organisation and illustrate how to structure an effective energy management system and programme. Participants will learn how to systematically, incrementally and continuously improve their organisation’s energy performance each year through effective through-life management, planning, design, procurement, dual-use research, monitoring and measurement. The course will aim to establish a pool of experts, trained to a common standard. Through attendance of the agreed DEMC II Trainings, the participants will be trained to the required technical standard to deliver practical, cost-effective solutions and, uniquely, will benefit from case-specific mentoring support to their first project delivered within the context of their normal work activities. After the Training, they should have sufficient knowledge to further develop their skills in a continuous cycle of self-improvement through on- going mentoring, with permanent access to its established on-line resources.-WERT: 507 500,00 EUR

European Defence Agency

Frist: 19. Juni 2025

CJS2_152a_bis Enhancing User Intelligence for CAMS : User uptake and user requirements activities Beschreibung: The objectives are to: • Facilitate understanding of the requirements of users and translate these requirements into specifications for the enhancement and evolution of the service lines and the supporting upstream processing, product delivery, and communication and user engagement activities; • Facilitate the understanding of new and emerging user needs; • Facilitate understanding by the users of the potential value of the service; • Maintain the CAMS User Requirements Data Base (URDB) that keeps a record of all user requirements and their analysis and provide ECMWF with a regular analysis and review of its content and products, in particular the most recent ones such as for instance the emissions service element; • Organise and manage co-designed user interaction sessions at national level and on specific topics of transboundary interest; • Support ECMWF in mapping data value chains to serve Copernicus core users; • Enhance insights in user characteristics, including their overarching environmental, societal or political drives; • Provide advice to enhance user experience and insights to engage with new intermediate players to increase user uptake and satisfaction of Copernicus core users. ECMWF intends to award a single Framework Agreement for a period of maximum 32 months, which shall be implemented via a single Service Contract expected to commence in Q4 2025. -WERT: 650 000,00 EUR

European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts (ECMWF)

Frist: 22. Mai 2025

Technical Assistance for project Implementation Consultant the Great North Road (T2) Upgrade project - 2nd phase Beschreibung: The Consultant will be engaged by EIB to assist the Road Development Agency (RDA) in implementing the Great North Road (T2) Upgrade Project. The objective of the contract is to continue the similar services that EIB contracted in June 2020, which are under implementation and are expected to be finalised by 13 June 2025. The objectives of this technical assistance contract are as follows: • Assist RDA in fulfilling its obligations under the EIB loan and relevant grant agreements; • Assist RDA’s Project Implementation Team (PIT) with all activities, including all procurement and contract management required for effective implementation of the Great North Road between Mpika and Chinsali; • Assist RDA in the implementation of the Environmental and Social Management Plan (ESMP), the Stakeholder Engagement Plan (SEP) and the Resettlement Action Plan (RAP); • Assist RDA in the sensitization of project area inhabitants on communicable diseases, environmental protection and support of gender mainstreaming activities; • Assist RDA with implementing road safety education and awareness programs in communities along the project alignment.

European Investment Bank

Frist: 28. April 2025