Monitoring and Support Action (MASA)

Multi-Component Security Monitoring System

The European Union Agency for the Space Programme needs services for the design, development, deployment, verification, validation, and support to accreditation of a Multi-Component Security Monitoring System (MC SECMON) over 54 months, with a maximum total value of 45,000,000 EUR. This system will provide harmonised security monitoring capabilities across relevant components of the Union Space Programme and the Union Secure Connectivity Programme. Thales SIX GTS France SAS has a similar contract today. The award criteria are quality (60%) and price (40%).

Facility supporting Interreg NEXT programmes(2021-2027)and preparatory activities for the next MFF programming period on the EU’s ext. eastern and southern borders, in the framework of the ERDF,NDICI and CF for the use of TA. 2026CE160AT059

The European Commission, REGIO - Regional and Urban Policy, needs technical assistance and support services for the effective implementation, monitoring, and management of cross-border and trans-national cooperation programmes and preparatory activities for the next MFF programming period. The contract has a maximum total value of 5,314,701 EUR over 4 years. The services are demand-driven and include expertise in programme management, monitoring, evaluation, stakeholder coordination, analytical support, drafting reports and studies, organising workshops and events, maintaining knowledge-sharing platforms, supporting project selection and assessment processes, and capacity-building activities for programme beneficiaries. All services must align with EU regulations and strategic objectives. Offers will be evaluated based on quality (80%) and price (20%).

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%).

Supporting the AI Observatory

The European Commission, DG CNECT - Communications Networks, Content and Technology, needs consulting services related to research and development for a project supporting the AI Observatory, with a maximum total value of 2,500,000 EUR over 3 years. The project aims to provide robust indicators to assess the impact of AI in strategic sectors, monitor its developments and changes to the labor market and economy, and support the organization of sectorial discussions. Services are to be delivered in Belgium. Award criteria are Quality (65%) and Price (35%).

Facility for Information Integrity and Countering Foreign Information Manipulation and Interference (FIMI) in West Africa and the Lake Chad Region

The European Commission, FPI - Service for Foreign Policy Instruments, located in Senegal, needs services for a Facility for Information Integrity and Countering Foreign Information Manipulation and Interference (FIMI) in West Africa and the Lake Chad Region, with a maximum total value of 1,500,000 EUR over 3 years. The facility will provide on-demand technical, communication, and operational support, including expert assignments, studies, training, policy dialogues, study visits, events, and related logistical support, to strengthen information integrity and counter FIMI. The purpose is to provide EU Delegations, the FPI Regional Team in Dakar, and relevant Brussels services with timely and specialized support to address evolving FIMI and disinformation threats, strengthen regional capacities, and respond flexibly to country-specific operational and policy needs. Award criteria will be based on quality (80%) and price (20%).