ESMadrid, SpainNo deadline given
The buyer, the economic affairs directorate of the Spanish Army, wants a framework agreement for software factory work for the Army's land forces. The notice is a single lot. The services are software development and maintenance. The procedure is negotiated with a call for competition. The notice does not state the scope in detail or the duration.
ESMadrid, Spain41 days left
The buyer, the European Union Agency for the Space Programme, wants maintenance for its Public Key Infrastructure (PKI), which supports Galileo. The work covers Level 2 and Level 3 preventive, corrective and perfective maintenance. Preventive work is the main part: cybersecurity vulnerability monitoring, patch assessment and testing, and obsolescence management. Corrective fixes are made when needed. This is a single lot and an open procedure.
ESBarcelona, Spain25 days left
The buyer, Asepeyo (a social security mutual in Barcelona), wants to outsource IT services. The contract covers server and application administration, dedicated workplace IT support, and supply and management of software licences. It is a mixed services contract split into three lots: server and application administration; workplace service operation; and licence distribution and support.
ESMadrid, Spain12 days left
The buyer, the Directorate General for Biodiversity, Forests and Desertification, wants a new information management system for the National Forest Fire Information Coordination Centre. The system should support coordination between administrations, risk management, tracking of resources, and operational decisions. The work covers design, development and implementation of new systems. It is a single lot, procured by open procedure.
ESMadrid, Spain32 days left
The buyer, the Economic Affairs office of the Guardia Civil, wants a service giving access to databases of advanced cyber threats. It must provide next-generation protection, detection and response that does not rely on signatures. The service should counter sophisticated attack techniques efficiently and give full visibility into anomalies in application and network behaviour patterns. This is a single open-procedure services contract.