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The European Commission, through its International Partnerships arm, is procuring a Technical Assistance Team to support the Safe Seas Africa and the Red Sea/Horn of Africa maritime security programmes. The engagement will provide high‑level advisory, planning, coordination, monitoring, reporting and communication services that enable the effective, coherent and visible implementation of the two EU‑funded regional maritime security operations. The team will design and manage joint planning and information sharing mechanisms, establish a results‑based monitoring system, and produce timely and comprehensive reporting for programme partners and stakeholders.

The contract underscores four key pillars of support: (1) strengthening inter‑partner coordination and coherence at both national and regional levels, (2) reinforcing ownership and accountability of programme activities through structured engagement mechanisms, (3) improving information flow and partnership resilience between national actors, the Regional Coordination Operations Centre and the Regional Maritime Information Fusion Centre, and (4) aligning programme actions with wider EU policies and initiatives while identifying and operationalising synergies with other EU interventions. The team will also contribute to audit, evaluation and visibility requirements, facilitate knowledge capitalisation and share lessons learnt through the designated knowledge sharing platform.
All services shall be delivered in accordance with EU procurement and information security standards and shall utilise the agreed knowledge sharing platform for capitalization and dissemination.

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 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 procurement concerns a multi‑category vehicle acquisition programme established by the European Border and Coast Guard Agency (Frontex). The tender is organised into four distinct lots to secure a framework contract for the purchase of off‑road vehicles, mid‑size sport utility vehicles (SUVs), conventional passenger transportation vans, and electric passenger transport vans. Each lot includes the procurement of the vehicles themselves, the related equipment, consumables, and optionally maintenance services required for operational use. The programme aims to provide a versatile fleet that can support a broad range of Frontex operational activities, from border surveillance to return operations, across the complex European external borders.

The vehicles will be deployed to transport up to five fully equipped border guard officers per vehicle, and to support the Agency’s return activities in accordance with Article 48 of Regulation (EU) 2019/1896, which involves transporting returnees from detention centres to airports or other departure points. Off‑road vehicles and SUVs must perform satisfactorily on unsurfaced roads and natural terrain such as sand, gravel, riverbeds, mud, snow and rocks, while the passenger transportation vans and EV vans will primarily operate on paved roads with limited access to such terrain. The fleet is intended to operate continuously for a period of four years, covering climatic and geographical variations from Arctic to Mediterranean conditions across all EU external borders. The equipment must comply with EU Regulation 2019/1896 Article 48 and meet the specified off‑road and surface‑road performance standards.

The Municipality of Madrid in Surigao del Sur is soliciting bids for the supplemental improvement of its Civic Center, also referred to as the Convention Center. The project will encompass a range of construction and renovation works aimed at enhancing the facilities and overall functionality of the civic building. The procurement is intended to supplement existing improvements and bring the venue up to the desired operational standards for community and public functions.

All prospective contractors are required to demonstrate recent experience, with a record of at least five years in the completion of comparable civic or convention center projects. The contract stipulates that the entire scope of work must be finished within 120 calendar days from the date of award, and the bidding entities must be Filipino citizens, sole proprietorships, cooperatives, partnerships, or organizations in which at least sixty percent of the ownership is held by Filipino citizens. Submissions must include the mandated bid security and comply with the procedures outlined in the New Government Procurement Act.

The project will be executed through a public bidding process, with all bids evaluated on a pass/fail basis in accordance with government regulations, and the submitted works must be completed within 120 calendar days, with bidders possessing relevant experience on a similar project within the past five years.

The Department of Public Works and Highways – Bohol 1st District Engineering Office is seeking a consultant to conduct a comprehensive Traffic Impact Assessment (TIA) for a series of intersection improvements in Tagbilaran City. The assignment requires the preparation of a 16‑hour intersection traffic count (ITC) and a travel time and delay survey (TTDS), followed by detailed traffic analysis and the production of a formal TIA report that will guide the design and implementation of the intersection upgrades. The project is limited to a four‑month execution period after the issuance of the Notice to Proceed, and the contractor must be an individual or sole proprietorship rather than a corporate entity.

Candidates will be evaluated on experience, the availability of qualified personnel, and current workload capacity, with a minimum passing score of 60 %. The quality of the technical proposal will carry 70 % of the evaluation weight, while the financial proposal will account for 30 %. All work must be carried out in accordance with the implementing rules and regulations of Republic Act No. 12009 and Department Order No. 64, series of 2025.

The Sheffield City Council is establishing an Enhanced Care Framework aimed at adults over 16 who have learning disabilities, autism or mental health conditions and exhibit challenging behaviours. The framework will cover a range of services, organised into six lots that include enhanced supported living, support for severe multiple disadvantage, residential and nursing care, planned and emergency overnight short breaks, and crisis or bridging support. The framework is an open format contract designed to enable rapid procurement and flexible delivery of tailored supports that promote choice, independence and quality of life for service users.

The six lots are structured to address progressively more complex needs, from supported living arrangements that combine accommodation with community services to specialist nursing homes and overnight care in a residential setting. Providers are expected to mobilise quickly, deliver 24‑hour, 365‑day support, involve multidisciplinary teams and offer positive behaviour support when required, all while ensuring compliance with relevant regulations and client‑led outcome measurements. CQC registration and rapid 24/7 support mobilisation are mandatory.