Belgium Tender Results

The European Parliament (EP) is looking for the provision of support services for the organisation of communication and information activities of the European Parliament Liaison Offices (EPLOs). This contract concerns the activities carried out by the EP in Italy, in the capital as well as in the different regions for a decentralised communication. The services can also be requested for cross-border activities with neighbouring countries.

This call for tenders is launched in view to conclude a service contract for the provision of the following services: 1. the organisation of the SME Week; 2. the conference organisation for the yearly SME policy conference called the SME Assembly; 3. provide support for the organisation of the european enterprise promotion awards. In addition to that, the contractor will have to: • design and implement a comprehensive and innovative outreach and engagement strategy for the activities and results forming part of the contract; • propose an innovative and high impact concept of the promotion of the SME Week among European citizens; • propose a concept for the showcasing of ‘Secrets of Success’ and produce it. The services that are the subject of this call for tenders are described in detail in the tender specifications in Section 1.

The study will provide the elements to prefigure a Digital Product Passport for body armour inserts in line with pre-defined specific objectives.

With this call for tenders the EU-RAIL wants to avail itself with the expertise in rail passenger aspects and human resources – railway workers perspective to complement the ongoing R&I activities and provide them with the relevant inputs that will help to shape the developed technological solution.

The main goal of the proposed contract is to prepare new ELD training, building on the basis of existing materials, but extending their scope, content, formats and ways of delivering of the trainings; including through workshops dedicated to specific Member States and through e-learning.

Action should focus on legal and policy initiatives in the intersection of emerging technologies and provide a better understanding of how the regulatory environment at EU, national and regional level may affect market uptake of emerging deep-tech solutions.

This study will provide an overview of ways in which ERDF, CF, and JTF funding has been designed and programmed across the EU and will assess the expected results. It will assess the ERDF, CF and JTF intervention logics, including the European territorial cooperation goal (Interreg), providing early evidence of the funds’ effectiveness, efficiency, coherence with other policies, relevance and EU added value. It will assess what changes the new cohesion policy design brings to planned interventions as compared to the previous funding periods. It will investigate the role played by enabling conditions during programming and implementation as well as the coherence of ERDF, CF, and JTF investments with country reports and country-specific recommendations from 2019 until 2023.

The general objective of this project is to provide a robust set of representative common bird indicators for the EU in order to help improving the efficiency of conservation measures under the EU Birds Directive and to inform about the biodiversity impact of European sectoral and land use policies.

The objective of this pilot project is to build strong links between Innovation Radar innovators, European investors, and policy makers, with a view to increasing activity and interactions between these communities. The overall goal is to stimulate greater market and societal uptake of ground-breaking innovations emerging from EU-funded research and innovation programmes (such as Horizon Europe, Digital Europe programme and LIFE). The pilot project should also, by virtue of such interactions and awareness raising, aim to mobilise more European growth capital (including the raising of new funds) that explicitly target EU-funded innovators.

The 3-year study will collect data and information on EU Member States’ existing and forthcoming national and regional policies and initiatives on digitalisation of businesses, on their implementation, progress and concrete outcomes, in the context of the Digital Compass communication and policy programme. The study will help to assess the effectiveness of the national and regional measures and provide evidence substantiating a contribution to the European Semester. It will produce annual country reports for all 27 EU Member States, an annual cross-EU analysis report and a catalogue of best practices to be shared among countries.