NLAmsterdam, Netherlands36 days left
The City of Amsterdam wants legal experts from outside firms, to cover cases and tasks its own staff cannot handle. This covers peak workloads, long-term staff absence, or lack of specific expertise. Suppliers may provide temporary staff working under the City's direction, or carry out independent results-based assignments. The contract is a framework agreement, split into three lots: general law, spatial planning law, and ground lease and land issuance.
GRΆγιος Ιωάννης Ρέντης – Νίκαια, Greece29 days left
The buyer, the special service for migration and home affairs programmes in Agios Ioannis Rentis–Nikaia, Greece, wants consulting support for the First Swiss Contribution. The tender has two lots. Lot 1 covers specialised support for the buyer and the bodies involved, under the Framework Agreement and its implementing rules. Lot 2 covers chartered auditor services for the same programme and framework. Open electronic tender, split into lots.
DKBrabrand, Denmark31 days left
Kredsløb A/S, a waste and utility company in Brabrand, wants to set up a non-exclusive framework agreement for temporary staff (vikarydelser). One supplier will be appointed. The buyer is not obliged to use the framework when it buys temporary staff. This is a re-tender of an earlier procurement.
ATWien, AustriaNo deadline given
The Austrian Business Agency (ABA), a non-profit company promoting Austria as a business, work and film location, wants PR agency services. Lot 1 covers PR in Austria, mainly for ABA Corporate and WORK in AUSTRIA. Lot 2 covers international PR for INVEST in AUSTRIA, especially key technologies from Austria's Industrial Strategy 2035, and for FILM in AUSTRIA. The buyer plans framework agreements of four years, with up to 3 partners in Lot 1 and up to 5 in Lot 2. One one-year extension is possible.
DEMünchen, GermanyNo deadline given
The buyer in Munich wants IT consulting services, mainly conceptual, methodical and organisational advice, plus workshops and innovation input. A framework agreement will be awarded to up to three providers. Work is ordered through individual call-offs, either by mini-competition between the providers or by direct award based on suitability. Scope includes service-oriented IT management, target models, governance, sourcing, security, resilience, staff training and limited transition support.