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The procurement concerns the supply of Big Boxes, Lids, and Feet to support Dansk Retursystem A/S’s collection of compacted beverage packaging composed exclusively of aluminium cans and one‑way plastic bottles. The contract, spanning from 1 January 2027 to 31 December 2030, requires a guaranteed total of 20 000 Big Boxes and 60 000 Lids, delivered in separate orders and successive deliveries in accordance with the draft contract. An initial order of 5 000 Boxes and 15 000 Lids is to be placed for delivery starting in March/April 2027. Additional deliveries may be ordered under separate options for more Big Boxes, Lids, or for separate Feet.

Deliveries must be forwarded to one of the three addresses in Denmark: Bundgårdsvej 6, 7000 Fredericia; Jellingvej 16, 9230 Svenstrup; or Bredebjergvej 10, 2630 Taastrup. The buyer may place additional orders on the final day of the contract term, and the supply must be compatible with the existing transport equipment used for collection vehicles, enabling efficient stacking of the Big Boxes. The tendering process includes requirements for exclusion compliance and may request supporting technical and professional documentation, with translations provided as needed. All supplied goods must be stackable by the supplier’s existing transport equipment.

The Danish Technical University seeks a benchtop flow cytometry cell analyzer to support its ongoing immunology, allergy and cell‑based assay research. The device will be used for multicolour immunophenotyping, basophil activation testing, rare‑event analysis, plate‑based acquisition and the development of complex immune‑cell assays. The system is intended for robust analysis of both human and animal research samples, including rare or low‑frequency immune‑cell populations and a broad panel of activation‑marker readouts.

To meet these scientific demands, the instrument must allow high‑throughput, multicolour data collection and provide reliable detection of single cells in low‑frequency populations. It should support plate‑based acquisition formats to facilitate high‑content screening and accommodate future assay expansion with additional fluorochromes and analytical modules. The system should deliver consistent sensitivity, dynamic range and reproducibility suitable for detailed immunophenotyping and functional assays.

Installation and commissioning will take place at DTU’s campus in Kgs. Lyngby, Denmark. The selected analyser must comply with the relevant EU research‐grade precision and reliability standards required for advanced laboratory flow cytometry.

The Danish Ministry of Defence Acquisition and Logistics Organisation in cooperation with the Danish Emergency Management Agency have issued a framework tender for the supply of headwear for the Danish Defence. The headwear is intended to provide protection against wind and weather for both male and female personnel during daily training and operational deployments, with certain items earmarked for specialized tasks. Deliveries are to be made to various Danish Defence locations under a single lot that preserves economies of scale, and the framework agreement is estimated to total DKK 34 million with a maximum ceiling of DKK 70 million.

Tenderers are required to submit self‑declarations covering labour standards, corporate social responsibility obligations, and compliance with international sanctions, and they must ensure joint and several liability for all participating entities. The procurement is governed by Danish public procurement law and EU regulations, including provisions that prohibit award to Russian‑controlled companies and require proof of non‑involvement in prohibited entities. The selected headwear must meet standards for protection against wind and weather and be suitable for both men and women.

The Danish Energy Agency is inviting bids for the construction and operation of a new large‑scale offshore wind farm, North Sea I, South, which must deliver a minimum capacity of one gigawatt. The procurement is conducted as an open procedure under EU Directive 2014/24/EU, translated into Danish public procurement law, and will result in a single concession agreement for the project’s development at the sole risk and expense of the contract winner.

Under the concession agreement the successful bidder will acquire a right to use the designated concession area and will be required to establish the 1 GW capacity no later than 31 December 2034, with the possibility of extending the deadline in special circumstances. The concessionaire will also be economically supported by a 20‑year capability‑based two‑way contract‑for‑difference scheme that provides subsidies when the reference price exceeds the strike price and obliges payments otherwise, without any cap on payments. Connection of the wind farm to the Danish transmission grid is optional, and the concessionaire may build additional over‑planting capacity or use the generated electricity for innovative projects such as Power‑to‑X, provided all applicable legislation is met. Certain costs, including preventive measures to protect military communications and preliminary investigations, are borne by Danish Defence and the State, respectively, rather than the concessionaire.

The wind turbine installation must satisfy all Danish and EU standards applicable to offshore wind farms.

The Danish Defence Acquisition and Logistics Organization (DALO) is establishing a Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS) for the procurement of Military Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS). This DPS will facilitate the acquisition of UAS tailored for military applications, encompassing all essential components: unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), control stations, datalinks, payloads, and accessories.

The DPS is structured into two contract value categories: LOT-0001 for contracts exceeding approximately 410 thousand EUR and LOT-0002 for contracts below this threshold. Potential UAV types include fixed-wing, multi-copter, or hybrid configurations. The procurement may also encompass service agreements and a range of accessories such as sensors, computer equipment, software, antennas, ground control stations, wires and cables, batteries, chargers, tether solutions, and storage equipment.

The DPS allows for the option of additional deliveries based on evolving operational needs. This procurement is governed by the Defence and Security Directive (2009/81/EC) due to the military nature of the UAS. DALO and the Danish National Police reserve the right to restrict access to the DPS for third-country economic operators. Candidates or tenderers from countries on the EU list of non-cooperative jurisdictions for tax purposes may be excluded unless there are overriding public interest reasons.