CAMS2_73a Complementary products for the CAMS solar radiation service segment

CAMS2_84a EQC of emission and surface fluxes products: prototype EQC activities for global products

Das European Centre for Medium Range Weather Forecasts (ECMWF) benötigt Dienstleistungen für die Bereitstellung und Entwicklung eines EQC-Frameworks (Emission and Surface Fluxes Products: Prototype EQC Activities for Global Products) für die bestehenden und neuen CAMS-Dienste zur Überwachung globaler Emissionen und natürlicher Flüsse. Der erfolgreiche Bieter soll Optionen für die routinemäßige EQC als Teil eines operationellen Dienstes identifizieren und bewerten, wobei Erkenntnisse aus bestehenden EQC-Aktivitäten innerhalb von CAMS sowie Empfehlungen des CoCO2-Projekts und der CO2 Monitoring Task Force der Europäischen Kommission berücksichtigt werden müssen. Der Vertrag hat eine Laufzeit von 24 Monaten und einen maximalen Gesamtwert von 1.500.000 EUR. Die Zuschlagskriterien sind Qualität (Rechtliches und Finanzielles 5 %, Referenzen 15 %, Qualität der eingesetzten Ressourcen 15 %, vorgeschlagene technische Lösung 30 %, Management und Implementierung 20 %) und Preis (15 %).

C3S2_424 European reference framework for climate scenarios

Das European Centre for Medium Range Weather Forecasts (ECMWF) benötigt Dienstleistungen für die Entwicklung eines europäischen Referenzrahmens für Klimaszenarien im Rahmen einer Rahmenvereinbarung über maximal 21 Monate mit einem geschätzten Gesamtwert von 1.500.000 EUR. Die Vergabe erfolgt auf Basis der Qualität der vorgeschlagenen technischen Lösung (30 %), Management und Implementierung (20 %), Qualität der eingesetzten Ressourcen (15 %), Erfolgsbilanz (15 %), Preis (15 %) sowie rechtliche und finanzielle Aspekte (5 %).

C3S2_610 Development of an event-linked counterfactual diagnostic evidence layer based on ECMWF forecast and reanalysis information in support of the C3S Operational Attribution Office

The European Centre for Medium Range Weather Forecasts (ECMWF) needs services for the development of an event-linked counterfactual diagnostic evidence layer to support the C3S Operational Attribution Office, using ECMWF forecasts and reanalysis products. This framework agreement has a maximum duration of 18 months, with an expected start in Q1 2027, and a maximum total value of 750,000 EUR. The services will derive event-specific counterfactual diagnostics to provide additional evidence on how the intensity, probability, or other characteristics of observed extreme events may have differed in the absence of human-induced climate change. Award criteria include Technical Solution Proposed (30%), Management and Implementation (20%), Track Record (15%), Quality of Resources Deployed (15%), Price (15%), and Legal and Financial (5%).

EEA/DTL/TC/26/001 - Topic Centre on support to the implementation of the Copernicus Land Monitoring Service and In situ coordination

The European Environment Agency (EEA) needs services for a framework contract over 4 years, with a maximum total value of 4,800,000 EUR. The services involve scientific, technical, analytical, and coordination support for the implementation, assessment, quality assurance, integration, further development, and uptake of activities related to the Copernicus Land Monitoring Service (CLMS) and the Copernicus In-Situ Component. This support will assist the EEA in its Copernicus tasks and in responding to evolving operational, technical, and policy needs. SYSTRA Danmark A/S likely has a similar contract today. The award criteria are 70% quality and 30% price.

Framework contract for the supply of geospatial products for the Copernicus Security Service component on support to EU external and security actions

The European Union Satellite Centre needs services for the production and supply of geospatial products for the Copernicus Security Service component on support to EU external and security actions, under a framework contract for 18 months with a maximum total value of 6,090,000 EUR. The services involve providing rapid and on-demand geospatial products based on the analysis of satellite imagery and collateral data for the detection and monitoring of events or activities relevant to EU and global security, including layers, maps, and databases in various formats. The award criteria are Quality (70%) and Price (30%).