Europäische Kommission Ausschreibungen

Framework contract for peer reviews and mutual learning. To achieve its objectives and promote its activities, the Directorate-General for Employment, Social Affairs and Inclusion (DG EMPL) facilitates mutual learning activities such as peer reviews and mutual learning workshops (hereinafter referred to as events or mutual learning activities). The aim of this contract is to support the contracting authority in organisation of such learning activities, both by providing methodology and logistics of the events and by providing the analytical support (ex.: drafting short papers supporting the learning activities, summaries of follow-up actions, etc.). - WERT: 15 000 000,00 EUR

Support to the Economic Modelling of Agriculture and Rural Development Policies in Europe IV. This framework contract will provide the Commission, in particular the Units D.4 and D.5 of the Joint Research Centre, with proven high-quality expertise in using and developing (agro-)economic modelling tools and with the ability to provide the Commission with the required technical support, analysis and evaluation for the analysis of agricultural and related policies in Europe. A central point of the support requested under this contract is on the technical support for model maintenance, development and application of core agro-economic models used in the respective JRC units (in particular Aglink-Cosimo, AGMEMOD, CAPRI, IFM-CAP, MAGNET, and the BioSAMs) - WERT: 6 000 000,00 EUR

Services for the Design, Development and Analysis of Cybersecurity Indexes. The purpose of this tender is to provide ENISA with support services for the design, development and analysis of cybersecurity indexes across the EU Member States (MS) and other countries or partners. Such services are intended to generate evidence-based insights for the cybersecurity posture and maturity level of EU MS, the European Union as a whole or other designated partners. The domains to be monitored and measured include, but are not limited to, cybersecurity capacity building, training and education, cybersecurity policy implementation, cyber risk management practices, national cybersecurity strategies, vulnerability disclosure policies, cybersecurity exercises, cybersecurity incident response, operational cooperation mechanisms, cybersecurity incident reporting, situational awareness, supply chain management practices - WERT: 600 000,00 EUR

Provision of business coaching and consultancy services - This call for tenders aims at setting up a Framework Contract (“FwC”) to Support the Commission in implementing Space, Aerospace and Defence related actionsThis call for tenders is divided into 2 lots: Lot 1 called “Sourcing and management of coaching services” focuses on support to start-ups and SMEs in the European Defence Fund; Lot 2 called “Research, evaluation and analysis related services” focuses on the provision of research, evaluation and analysis-related services in the area of space Aerospace and Defence (SASD) Ecosystem. WERT: 10 000 000,00 EUR

FWC Legal and management support on the implementation of components of the European Space Programme Expected outcome: selecting a set of companies able to provide ad hoc support on various programmatic, managerial and legal aspects on IRIS², Space Traffic Management and Space Economy for the next 4 years. WERT: 55 000 000,00 EUR

Harmonising the implementation of EU legal requirements in the fields of Food, Feed, Animal By-products and Food Processing Technologies through the 'Better Training for Safer Food' Initiative - WERT: 5 050 000,00 EUR

European Parliament Ambassador School in Latvia

ManagEnergy IV - Capacity building for local and regional energy agencies and public authorities - WERT: 2 300 000,00 EUR

Labour Market and Skills Forecast in ETF Partner Countries - WERT: 500 000,00 EUR

Quality Control Inspectors for ITER and Broader Approach and Roadmap Projects

Interactions between Climate Action and Defence - WERT: 200 000,00 EUR

Design and delivery of the specialised training course on effective negotiations for Return in International and Multicultural Context - WERT: 800 000,00 EUR

SEC/260994 - Provision of services related to social and behavioural studies for ECDC - WERT: 1 400 000,00 EUR ### diese Ankündigung hat rein informativen Charakter und begründet keinen Rechtsanspruch auf Teilnahme am Beschaffungsverfahren###

Secretariat of the Clean Energy for EU Islands Initiative - WERT: 4 950 000,00 EUR

Critical Raw Materials heatmap

CPR - DPP construction specific system - Support to the development and first implementation phase of the Digital Product Passport (DPP) system for construction products

ICTSS IV - ICT Support Services IV

MANAGED IT SERVICES 2026 - Amongst the new contract that could potentially be launched in this FwC, a key focus will be on enhancing cybersecurity services. The foremost goal for this procurement is to act as the successor to previous FWC titled CAJU.2022.OP.02. Drawing on the achievements the previous contract(s), the focus of this new FwC will not be on introducing a wide range of new innovations; instead, it aims to enhance and build upon the foundational elements of IT Managed Services for the Joint Undertakings, with a specific emphasis on increasing efficiency. A significant development is its broader scope, encompassing all IT professional services. This new procurement strategy is designed to establish a contract that empowers the Joint Undertakings and other involved entities to effectively use the pre-existing procurement channels from the Commission while covering the complete range of IT professional services needed for the operations. WERT: 15 000 000,00 EUR

Support to Dialogue in the Euro-Mediterranean Region and the Gulf

Study 2026-006 – Supporting the Commission Expert Group on the Security and Resilience of Submarine Cable Infrastructures

A study on the reference values of lost load for the European Union Agency for the Cooperation of Energy Regulators

Econometric Study on the implementation and performance of the EFSD+ Open Access Window in ENEST-MENA countries and options for MFF 2028-2034 WERT: 700 000,00 EUR

Communication Campaign - Women in Kosovo have fewer education and training opportunities than men, which limits their professional development. They are underrepresented in basic and general education, vocational training, labour market-oriented training, the labour market, and as start- up entrepreneurs. Women from minority backgrounds and rural areas are particularly affected. The project aims to expand economic opportunities for disadvantaged women in rural Kosovo. It focuses on women aged 35 to 55 and those who have dropped out of education or are unable to find initial or continuing training after completing it. The project supports women in improving their employability and in setting up and expanding small businesses in rural areas. It provides training, advisory services, and assistance with regulating unregulated work, and develops gender-just financial support programmes. Output 3 aims to change social norms and practices. Gender stereotypes and role models, especially in the world of work, are to be reflected on, and gender-transformative attitudes supported. At the same time, the project promotes a nationwide communication campaign to shift societal views and make Kosovo more open to women"s participation in vocational training and work. The term "communication campaign" is used broadly to include all measures that can foster changes in societal values, social norms, perceptions, attitudes, and behaviour (social and behaviour change, SBC). A number of SBC intervention fields and target groups are anticipated at a general level: through gender-transformative campaigns and dialogue formats, the project aims to contribute to improved gender equality in education, training, and income-generating work. Campaigns also highlight the currently untapped human potential that women represent for Kosovo"s social and economic development. Key audiences in broader society will be reached with gender- transformative measures using suitable SBC approaches, such as positive deviance, campaigns, entertainment education, nudging, and targeted formats ranging from direct interaction to traditional and social media. The tenderer is to implement Output 3 based on these aims, designing and delivering activities that promote reflection on norms, engage key audiences, and foster gender-transformative attitudes.

Public Buyers Community support - Establishment and management of communities of practice on the Public Buyers Community - consultancy services on the subject matter of public procurement. Given the strategic role of public procurement in the new Political Guidelines for 2024-2029, the European Commission recognises its significant contribution to a resilient, sustainable and innovative European economy. With more than 250,000 public authorities across Europe spending around €2.3 trillion per year, public procurement stimulates growth, job creation and better public services in key areas such as energy, transport, waste management, health and education.To further unlock this potential, the Commission is continuing its review of the Public Procurement Directive. The reform aims to prioritise European products in strategic sectors and ensure the security of supply of essential technologies, goods and services. It will also modernise and streamline public procurement rules, making them more accessible, in particular for start-ups, innovators and local and regional authorities, while strengthening quality requirements and clarifying the interaction of public procurement rules in different EU legislation. The Public Buyers Community is an initiative supported by DG GROW to strengthen collaboration in the field of public procurement. Contracting authorities can obtain better prices and higher quality goods and services by purchasing together rather than individually. Public buyers can also benefit greatly from the exchange of knowledge and good practices across the EU. European Commission's Directorate for the Internal Market, Industry, Entrepreneurship & SMEs (DG GROW) developed a Public Buyers Platform. This Platform is conceived as a multi-level digital structure combining public and members-only private spaces, to facilitate the exchange of knowledge on public procurement while fostering a safe and confidential environment. It offers subscribers access to the resources that are essential in shaping the future-forward landscape of public procurement in the EEA. The Platform is developed with the aim to enhance cooperation in public procurement - contracting authorities can obtain better prices as well as higher-quality goods and services by buying together instead of individually. Public buyers can also benefit greatly from the exchange of knowledge and best practices across the EU.

Call for expression of interest with a view to drawing up lists of experts to assist in operational coordination and assistance in projects on Capacity building and coastguard related functions and Fisheries data and control technologies

FRAMEWORK CONTRACT ON TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE AND SCIENTIFIC SUPPORT TO THE NITRATES DIRECTIVE, AGRICULTURE, SOIL AND FOREST POLICIES

COLLECTION OF DATA AND SERVICES FOR THE MARKET OBSERVATORY FOR ENERGY

Multiple Framework Contract for Better Regulation, simplification and economic analyses (2026-2030)

EU Code Week 2027-2030

Efficient, experience-driven, proactive and resilient solutions and support services

EBS Regulation (2019/2152) impact assessment support

EO data products and Near-Real-Time services for HAB-Hub project - The HAB-Hub Pilot project (PP33) aims to assess, improve and scale-up existing Earth Observation (EO) data, services and methodologies to detect in near-real-time (NRT) harmful algal bloom (HAB) events in European waters. The project will evaluate at a pan European scale the performance of methods and products already applied in existing operational EU services as well as phytoplankton bloom monitoring systems worldwide. The assessment will be carried out in retrospective mode, testing the capacity of alternative systems of successfully detecting and documenting past bloom events. The best performing system should then be evaluated during a NRT 6-month experiment. The purpose of this forthcoming contract is to provide the EO data needed for the assessment in retrospective mode, to develop a web-based platform (or dashboard) that will host the NRT experiment and will display and disseminate its results, and to run the NRT experiment with the appropriate data.

The subject of this procurement is to provide support to the activities of the European Ports Alliance Public-Private Partnership. The needs of the Contracting Authority consist of various services to be delivered comprehensively, in a coordinated manner by one operator/group of operators such as preparing handbooks, gathering recommendations, organizing meetings, carrying out various communication activities, developing and implementing capacity building for stakeholders. The European Ports Alliance Public-Private Partnership is one of the flagship initiatives of the ProtectEU Strategy for the internal security of the EU, as well as of the EU Ports Strategy.

Provision of services in the areas of Project Management for F4E, specifically services to Program and Project Teams related to Schedule, Cost and Risk Management, Project Controls or Performance Management and Reporting, among others. WERT: 14 000 000,00 EUR

Provision of Interim Services to Fusion for Energy (F4E) Spain - The subject of the Contract is the provision of services as set out in the Technical Specification and in conformity with the terms provided in the Procurement Documents, and in particular the Annex B (Technical Specifications) and Annex 01 (Draft Contract). WERT: 5 000 000,00 EUR

Operational Support to In-Season Crop Monitoring and Yield Forecasting Activities (MARSOP7) - WERT: 4 800 000,00 EUR

Monitoring of excess mortality across Europe for timely assessment of the impact of communicable diseases and public health threats - The overall objectives of this call for tender are: 1. To develop and maintain a network of EU Member State national authorities or study sites engaged or planning to engage in excess mortality monitoring. 2. To develop and maintain continuous and timely data collection processes, analytical methods and timely outputs for estimating expected mortality and identifying excess all-cause mortality monitoring across age groups and geographic areas. 3. To assess and analyse the impact of influenza, SARS-CoV- 2, RSV and other epidemic or pandemic respiratory virus circulation on all-cause excess mortality. 4. To build and strengthen capacity in EU Member States for implementing harmonised mortality monitoring methodologies for all-cause excess mortality. 5. To disseminate analytical outputs in scientific, professional and public fora, and to support ECDC in integrating excess mortality findings into respiratory virus surveillance outputs. 6. To ensure uninterrupted excess all-cause mortality monitoring during a pandemic, extreme environmental events or an unexpected major public health event. 7. To ensure close collaboration with ECDC to support methodological alignment, data integration, and preparedness for a potential future transfer of activities.

Call for Tender for media monitoring services - The subject of this call for tenders is Media monitoring services for the European Commission. Communication patterns and media monitoring methods change as information technology develops. For this reason, this call for tenders aims to obtain the best services, using state-of-the-art technology and methods adapted to an evolving research area throughout the duration of the framework contract. WERT: 27 500 000,00 EUR

Provision of Interim Workers to EUSPA (EUSPA/OP/18/26) WERT: 2 700 000,00 EUR

My trade assistant for services and investment: procurement of information and data regarding the export of services and investment to third country markets WERT: 4 000 000,00 EUR

EIC- EU & International Trade Fairs 4.0 - WERT: 8 400 000,00 EUR

Provision of technical support and analysis in retrospective evaluations - 1. Design or review of evaluation questions 2. Design or review of survey questions and administration of surveys 3. Analysis of survey results and trends 4. Conduct and analysis of interviews 5. Analysis of multiple sources of information relevant to the retrospective evaluation(s) as provided by ECHA or as gathered by the Contractor autonomously See details in the Tender Specifications.

European Marine Observation and Data Network (EMODnet) - Global Data Service

Macro-econometric Assessment of Reduced Working Time Policies - 240105/7807 WERT: 185 000,00 EUR

Multiple sourcing Framework Contracts to speed up the development of and access to innovative medical countermeasures Next Generation Therapeutics for Infectious Diseases WERT: 252 000 000,00 EUR

Development, consultancy and support for the Single Resolution Board (SRB) Information systems (IS) – Time and Means service provision WERT: 50 000 000,00 EUR

Study on Methodologies for Evaluating Reforms WERT: 200 000,00 EUR

Procurement procedure for legal advice, pre-litigation and litigation services in relation to EU Staff matters-The Agency presently employs staff members as temporary agents and contract agents and considers that it may, on occasion, require legal services from a law firm in relation to its employment conditions, namely the Staff Regulations of officials and the Conditions of Employment of other servants of the European Union (“EU Staff Regulations”), the Protocol (No 7) on the Privileges and Immunities of the European Union , other provisions applicable to staff members but also on other matters which may arise in relation to employment conditions of staff (collectively referred to “EU staff matters”). Staff members have the right to lodge appeals and complaints against administrative decisions taken by the Agency under these Regulations. Staff members may also make appeals to the European Court of Justice or the Ombudsman. The Agency may also require legal services in relation to such appeals, complaints or disputes. In light of the foregoing, the Agency seeks to conclude multiple framework contracts (FWC) for the services of external lawyers who hold particular knowledge in EU staff matters, to predominantly cover the provision of: 1) legal advice in relation to the interpretation and implementation of the provisions of the Staff Regulations of Officials and Conditions of Employment of Other Servants of the European Union (“EU Staff Regulations”); the Protocol (No.7) on the Privileges and Immunities of the European Union; other provisions applicable to staff members; and other matters which may arise in relation to employment conditions of staff (“collectively referred to “EU staff matters”), and 2) pre-litigation and litigation services to represent the Agency before the EU Courts, as well as for the provision of legal advice in pre-litigation and litigation stage in relation to staff cases pursuant to “EU staff matters”. It is emphasised that (a) “pre-litigation services” shall be understood as cases where legal advice is given in the preparation of arbitration or conciliation or judicial proceedings, or where there is tangible indication and high probability that the matter to which the legal services relate will become the subject of arbitration or conciliation or judicial proceedings, and (b) this procurement procedure includes legal representation of the Agency before EU Courts (ECJ) as well as the provision of legal advice in pre-litigation and litigation stage in relation to staff cases. The Agency wishes to award up to a maximum of two suitably qualified and experienced law firms, in priority order, predominantly covering the provision of legal advice but also pre-litigation and litigation services in relation to EU staff matters for an initial period of one year, with three possible renewals, each of twelve months. In the context of this procedure, “Law firm” shall be understood as comprising practising lawyers as individuals and “pre-litigation cases/matters” shall be understood as cases where legal advice is given in the preparation of arbitration or conciliation or judicial proceedings, or where there is tangible indication and high probability that the matter to which the legal services relate will become the subject of arbitration or conciliation or judicial proceedings. The law firm would be required to participate in related meetings, usually by teleconference, and discussions as deemed necessary, assist with the preparation of documents for written procedures and oral hearings and ensure submission by e-curia or other appropriate means, represent the Agency at hearings, advise and draft replies to complaints and other correspondence as required.WERT: 170 000,00 EUR

Provision of Legal Advice - The subject of this call for tenders is Provision of Legal Advice in different domains of law. WERT: 14 000 000,00 EUR

Data management, analysis and visualisation support, and information management - Support (off-site consultants) in the areas of data management, data science, and geographic information system (GIS). WERT: 13 660 240,00 EUR