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The tender “10006175 – Advancing Regional Circular Economy in Indonesia” is issued by the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH to secure technical assistance and consulting services that will strengthen Indonesia’s transition to a circular economy. The procurement focuses on engaging a partner capable of supporting the implementation of the Circular Economy Roadmap and National Action Plan 2025‑2045, with particular emphasis on Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) systems for packaging, residual waste, and e‑waste, as well as the promotion of green and sustainable public procurement.

Selected contractors will be expected to deliver a set of five interlinked outputs: (1) coordination of the national roadmap implementation; (2) the enhancement of regulatory frameworks for EPR and selected material streams; (3) the cultivation of industry collaboration to facilitate the circular transition; (4) the improvement of waste management practices in targeted provinces and municipalities; and (5) the advancement of green procurement schemes for specified goods. The work will involve stakeholder dialogues, policy drafting, operational system design, and the translation of German and global best practices into actionable recommendations tailored to the Indonesian context.

All service deliverables must comply with the Indonesian Circular Economy Roadmap and the EPR best‑practice guidelines established by the OECD and UNEP.

The Contracting entity seeks to procure **EMT Field Hospitals**. This procurement, identified as LOT-0000 under the title "rescEU - EMT Field Hospitals," is part of the Union Civil Protection Mechanism. The project aims to bolster Europe's capacity to respond to medical emergencies by establishing and maintaining 21 specialized medical teams across eight European countries.

The procurement process will adhere to a strict legal framework outlining grounds for excluding economic operators from participation. These grounds encompass violations of legal obligations, financial instability, grave professional misconduct, anti-competitive behavior, conflicts of interest, prior involvement in procurement preparation, poor performance history, misrepresentation and lack of transparency, and undue influence.

Exceptions to exclusion may apply in cases of financial instability if the contracting authority can demonstrate that the operator, despite facing difficulties, will be able to successfully perform the contract according to national rules and measures regarding business continuation.