ESPON EGTC Prior Information Notice
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- Deadline
- 31. maiExpired
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- Buying services
Brief
L'ESPON EGTC prévoit l'acquisition de services de recherche pour six analyses ciblées, notamment COSMO-VIII, RECAPTURE, MaPS, COMP-ITI, Baltic ReSeaLand et HERMES. Les fournisseurs intéressés sont invités à se manifester pour ces services.
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This is a prior information notice ONLY in relation to identifying suitable service providers to carry out the following services: 1) Targeted Analysis COSMO-VIII - Cross-border Osogovo Services, Mobility and Organisation – Corridor VIII. Lead stakeholder: Municipality of Kyustendil (BG); 2) Targeted Analysis RECAPTURE - Recapturing Renovation Potential for Climate-Ready Territories . Lead stakeholder: Ministry of Urban Development and Housing of the Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg (DE); 3) Targeted Analysis MaPS - Mapping Priority Sectors to enhance cross-border economic cooperation. Lead stakeholder: Tuscany Region (IT); 4) Targeted Analysis COMP-ITI - Comparative Analysis of Integrated Territorial Investments Mechanisms. Lead stakeholder: Ministry for Regional Development (CZ); 5) Targeted Analysis Baltic ReSeaLand - Territorial Resilience of Land and Maritime Space in the BSR. Lead stakeholder: Ministry of Development Funds and Regional Policy (PL); 6) Targeted Analysis HERMES - Data driven application of material cultural heritage satellite account. Lead stakeholder: Federal Monuments Authority Austria (AT).
Contact
ESPON EGTCtenders@espon.eu- PlanningType
- LuxembourgLocation
- 73110000Main codeResearch services
- 79311400Economic research services79315000Social research services