NLRidderkerk, Netherlands42 days left
The buyer, De Bedrijfsvoeringspartner, wants a contract for a software broker. The broker would supply standard software licences and subscriptions, bought or leased, plus related services. These include service updates, software upgrades, and the service and maintenance that goes with them. The buyer may also ask for advice on software and complex licence structures. The tender is a single lot, run as an open procedure.
NLAmsterdam, Netherlands120 days left
The buyer, a suicide prevention foundation, wants one central platform to develop, manage and host several websites. It will use one central content management system (CMS) and one shared content library for all assets. The design is a modern headless, API-driven architecture, with content separated from the presentation layer so each website can have its own look. The work is a framework agreement for website management.
NLDen Haag, Netherlands25 days left
The buyer, the Dutch agency RVO under the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate, wants suppliers for results-based ICT and IT projects. The work covers custom application services. This is a follow-up to an earlier tender that was ended early. Full scope, participant requirements and the ICT landscape details are in the tender document.
PLKraków, Poland32 days left
The buyer, the City of Kraków administration, wants a technical support service (asysta techniczna) for its Oracle software. It is a single lot; partial bids are not accepted. The full scope is set out in the draft contract in Annex 9 to the tender specification. Subcontracting is allowed.
FIHämeenlinna, Finland32 days left
Kiertokapula Oy in Hämeenlinna, Finland wants one supplier to run its basic IT services. The contract covers seven service areas: user support, workstation lifecycle services, operations and capacity (including on-premises Microsoft AD management), cloud services (including M365 and Entra ID), network services, security services, and expert consulting. Service management is also included. The buyer will not split the work into lots. Open procedure; one supplier will be selected.