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The tender invites a qualified supplier to provide Managed Detection and Response (MDR) services for the Danish State Railways (DSB), with the objective of reinforcing and expanding DSB’s overall cybersecurity posture across its IT and relevant operational technology environments. The mandate calls for a cohesive, scalable and mature MDR solution that will seamlessly integrate with DSB’s existing security framework, including its Security Operations Center (SOC), and augment it with advanced capabilities, methods and technology for monitoring, detection, analysis, response and proactive security activities.

The selected provider will be responsible for continuous, controlled monitoring of security incidents within DSB’s IT and OT landscapes, the efficient and structured handling of identified incidents, the provision of dedicated resources for critical incident management, and access to qualified, contextualised threat intelligence. Additionally, the contractor is expected to carry out proactive threat hunting and other advanced analytical exercises to anticipate, detect and mitigate emerging risks.

Compliance with the contractual specifications, service objectives and all annexed terms is mandatory. The service shall be compliant with the contract specifications and annexes.

Dolhaske Stationsbane (DSB) is inviting suppliers to establish a contract for Managed Detection and Response (MDR) services that will enhance the organisation’s overall cyber‑security capability across both its information technology (IT) and operational technology (OT) environments. The objective is to procure a cohesive, scalable, and mature service that complements the existing Security Operations Centre (SOC) and augments it with sophisticated monitoring, detection, analysis, response and proactive security capabilities.

The selected supplier will provide controlled and continuous monitoring of security incidents, structured and efficient handling of incident events, dedicated resources for critical incident management, qualified and contextualised threat intelligence, and proactive threat‑hunting analyses. The delivery must integrate seamlessly with DSB’s current SOC procedures, support the organisation’s existing security processes, and meet the requirements stated in the contract and its annexes.

The service shall comply with the contractual service objectives and annexed terms, delivering 24‑hour monitoring and incident response through SOC‑compatible SIEM and SOAR platforms.

The procurement concerns the award of a bundle of three separate lease agreements within the electronics concession sector at Copenhagen Airport. The agreements, identified as 1100‑07995, 1100‑08106 and 1100‑08107, entail the lease of electronic assets and facilities to a qualified operator who will assume responsibility for their operation and maintenance at the designated airport premises. The contracting authority desires a single consolidated bid covering all three leases, with the contract value calculated from the anticipated turnover and incorporating any extension options available under the lease terms.

The lessee will have exclusive operational control over the electronic concession during the lease period, with obligations that include maintenance, staffing, and compliance with airport regulations. The successful bidder will be required to manage the assets in line with the airport’s commercial strategy, ensuring the delivery of a high‑quality electronic service to passengers and stakeholders. The collective package provides a comprehensive opportunity to secure a long‑term presence in the electronics market of Denmark’s principal aviation hub.

To participate, bidders must submit, within a single application, a comprehensive electronic self‑declaration of compliance (ESPD) proving their suitability and confirming that neither they nor any associated consortium members or sub‑suppliers are subject to exclusion grounds under the Public Procurement Act. This declaration, together with requisite supporting documentation, is mandatory for all parties involved in the tender.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Denmark seeks a specialist fund manager to oversee the full life cycle of three newly introduced business‑support instruments – E1 (early pipeline development), E2 (development, testing and launch of inclusive and sustainable business models), and E4 (demonstration of scalable, private‑sector‑developed solutions with public authorities). These instruments are integral to the Danish Government’s “A Changing World” Strategy for Development Cooperation, which aims to increase Danish private investment in the Global South, thereby fostering sustainable local value chains, job creation and socio‑economic development aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals. The consultant will operate primarily from Denmark, with field visits to partner countries when required.

The scope of work requires the consultant to manage every phase of the grant cycle: designing and executing convocations and application procedures, evaluating proposals, contracting grantees or partnership equals, supervising project implementation, providing technical and project‑management support, and ensuring accurate financial administration, controls and state‑subsidy compliance. Monitoring, results reporting, knowledge management and risk mitigation will be undertaken in accordance with the Ministry’s Aid Management Guidelines (AMG), Fund Management Guidelines (FMG) and the broader Danish public procurement framework. Outreach and communication with entrepreneurs and SMEs will be crucial to generate stakeholder engagement and share lessons learned, while quality assurance activities will uphold the integrity of funded projects.

The consultancy contract obliges the contractor to adhere to all applicable Danish and EU procurement regulations, including compliance with Ministry of Foreign Affairs AMG, FMG and anti‑corruption standards; to pass all exclusion and restriction checks under the Danish Public Procurement Act and the EU Council Regulation (EC) No 833/2014 as amended; and to maintain financial management, procurement, and risk‑management controls that safeguard public funds and project outcomes.

The tender seeks a supplier to deliver a comprehensive Managed Detection and Response service for DSB, aimed at enhancing and extending the organisation’s cybersecurity resilience across both IT and relevant OT environments. The chosen contractor is expected to integrate seamlessly with DSB’s current security architecture, in particular with its Security Operations Center, while providing advanced monitoring, detection, analysis, response and proactive security capabilities. This includes continuous, controlled observation of security incidents, structured handling and resolution of those incidents, access to dedicated resources for critical incident management, delivery of qualified and contextualised threat intelligence, and execution of proactive exercises such as threat hunting. The supplier must meet all contractual specifications, service objectives and any additional conditions outlined in the contract annexes. All procurement activity is strictly electronic, with pre‑qualification and application packages including an ESPD and supporting declarations, ensuring compliance with Danish Public Procurement Act requirements. All deliverables must meet industry‑accepted cybersecurity standards for MDR services.