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Netherlands: Tenders/European Space Agency/HE-ESA-033 – Study of GNSS signals monitoring from LEO (sensor station in space)

  1. Planning notice published

    Oct 28, 2025 12:19 PMOctober 28, 2025 12:19 PM

  2. Questions deadline

    Jan 20, 11:00 AMJanuary 20, 2026 11:00 AM

  3. Tender submission deadline

    Feb 3, 11:00 AMFebruary 3, 2026 11:00 AM

  4. Contract start date

    Apr 30, 10:00 PMApril 30, 2026 10:00 PM

  5. Tender validity period

    May 3, 10:00 AMMay 3, 2026 10:00 AM

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HE-ESA-033 – Study of GNSS signals monitoring from LEO (sensor station in space)

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Deadline
Oct 27, 2025Expired
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Brief

The objective of the activity is to study the benefits of monitoring and ranging of GNSS signals from LEO, for Galileo services, OS and PRS, and for EGNOS, and demonstrate the resulting concepts of operations with a testbed involving real data.   This activity belongs to Galileo/EGNOS Upstream R&D which is part of the space component of Horizon Europe, under which, in line with the signed FFPA and relevant Contribution Agreement, ESA is delegated by the European Commission to manage this activity. ESA adapted procurement rules will apply as per the ITT to be published (open Competition in 2 stages).

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  • The objective of the activity is to study the benefits of monitoring and ranging of GNSS signals from LEO, for Galileo services, OS and PRS, and for EGNOS, and demonstrate the resulting concepts of operations with a testbed involving real data. This activity belongs to Galileo/EGNOS Upstream R&D which is part of the space component of Horizon Europe, under which, in line with the signed FFPA and relevant Contribution Agreement, ESA is delegated by the European Commission to manage this activity. ESA adapted procurement rules will apply as per the ITT to be published (open Competition in 2 stages).

  • Contact

    Robbert Woltmanrobbert.woltman@esa.int
  • Type
    Planning
  • Location
    Agglomeratie Leiden en Bollenstreek
  • Main code
    Navigation satellites
    35631300
  • 73100000Research and experimental development services

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