DEBerlin, Germany29 days left
The buyer, Berliner Feuerwehr (Berlin fire brigade), wants a framework agreement for call-off and delivery of network hardware. The scope also includes device insurance services through a Cisco partner service. This is a supply contract, awarded by open procedure, with a single lot covering the network hardware framework.
DEWalddorfhäslach, GermanyNo deadline given
The municipality of Walddorfhäslach wants a operator for its passive fibre-to-the-building network, which is being built under an operator model. The operator would run the passive network, install and run the active equipment, serve end customers, provide open network access, and handle maintenance and documentation. Access is granted in return for a lease. The work is split into two lots: Lot 1 covers 234 address points under the white-spot funding scheme, and Lot 2 covers 1,035 address points under the grey-spot scheme. Bids are assessed on the lease amount alone.
DEWürzburg, Germany26 days left
The buyer wants to purchase a communication subsystem for the payload data link of a small satellite. The satellite weighs about 100 kg and will orbit below 600 km in low Earth orbit. The mission lasts 3 years. This is a supplies contract, awarded through an open procedure, with a single lot.
DEMünchen, Germany11 days left
The Max Planck Society in Munich wants a framework agreement for supplying telephone and video conferencing equipment. It covers Cisco VoIP devices, accessories and licences, Ascom DECT handsets and base stations, and video display systems. Four lots, each with one framework partner. Scope includes ordering via the buyer's digital marketplace, supply, maintenance services, a partner hotline, and reporting. Accessories can be ordered separately.
DEGießen, Germany78 days left
The buyer wants a company to build and run a sustainable, high-capacity gigabit network. It will serve 13,579 underserved addresses in Landkreis Gießen. Funding is passed on under Germany's gigabit subsidy scheme, using the funding-gap model. The goal is to reach every address on the attached list with symmetrical speeds of at least 1 Gbit/s. The notice is a single-stage procedure with one lot.