Tender Results of European Central Bank

I) Provision of mobile voice and data communication services including: A) access to cellular voice and data services with global and especially European coverage; B) Delivery and support of SIM cards (physical SIM and digital SIM (eSIM)); C) usage reporting; D) replacement and migration of the current ECB SIM cards and associated required services (both voice and data); E) cellular In-house network coverage (Install, operate and maintain respective mobile phone transmission technology (usually called ‘base stations’) within ECB premises); II) Provision of managed SIM card services: The services to be provided on-site mainly at two ECB premises in Frankfurt am Main area, and on demand in the ECB’s office recovery site which is also located Frankfurt; III) Provision of consultancy services related to mobile communication; IV) Provision of transition services. The ECB foresees to establish a framework agreement: initial duration of two years with the possibility for 2 x 12 months extension.

The ECB intends to select external service providers to provide services related to the implementation of the ECB knowledge management (KM) roadmap. Knowledge is one of the ECB’s main assets. Most decisions taken at the institutional level are, at the very least, informed by the knowledge, experience and research, available inside and outside our organisation. It is therefore important for the ECB to properly manage and leverage its knowledge – especially under the current complex and rapidly evolving technological, socio-political and economic conditions. In 2020, the ECB approved a 3-year KM roadmap. This roadmap contains a series of activities, aimed to strengthen the capabilities of the ECB with regards to knowledge management. The range of these KM activities covers different elements, including organisational and cultural aspects, content architecture, collaboration and search and findability.

The ECB has awarded a contract for the sorting and distribution of all incoming post (letters, packages, courier deliveries, registered letters) from the Mail Distribution Centre located in the ECB’s Main Building as well as the processing of all outgoing post. The contractor shall provide these services autonomously as a managed service by set service levels and KPI`s. The candidate shall be able to provide the services in-house at the ECB’s premises. The services will be delivered mainly for the three premises of the ECB in Frankfurt am Main: — the Main Building (MB) on Sonnemannstrasse 20, — the Eurotower (ET) on Kaiserstrasse 29 and — the Japan Center (JC) at Taunustor 2. Some of the services could occasionally be required at external venues, also outside the Rhine-Main area. Staff presence for the services covered under the contract will be required from Monday to Friday 7:00 to 18:00.

The ECB has awarded a framework purchase agreement for the provision of equipment and goods with a wide range of products. The equipment and goods will be mainly used during the execution of logistics and storage management within the ECB premises. Goods include office equipment, lifting/stacking equipment, small office transport vehicles, waste and storage equipment, office accessories, first aid kits, shelves and cabinets. The contract duration is 48 months.

The European Central Bank (ECB) is seeking through this open procedure suppliers for lot 1 for the provision of supply of print books, e-books, audiobooks, standing orders (SOs) and lot 2 for the provision of print and electronic newspapers. The ECB intends to award a framework agreement (the ‘framework contract’) to the suppliers offering the best value for money. The envisaged number of framework contracts for lot 1 to be awarded is three (3) based on ranking. For lot 2 the ECB intends to award one framework agreement (the ‘framework contract’) for the supplier offering the best value for money.

The European Central Bank (ECB) is seeking through this procurement procedure suppliers for the provision of back-up temporary accommodation for ECB staff and intends to award contracts to the tenderers complying with all requirements laid down the request for proposal and its annexes.

The European Central Bank (ECB) is seeking through this procurement procedure a supplier for: — the provision of works related to landscaping, — the provision of green care, landscaping maintenance. And intends to award a framework contract to the successful tenderer, based on a price and quality evaluation.

The European Central Bank (ECB) has awarded through this tender procedure contracts for the provision of insurance services for the building and properties of the ECB.

Through this negotiated procedure the European Central Bank (ECB) was seeking suppliers for the provision of consultancy services for digital euro design, business model and realisation with regard to the investigation – and eventually realisation – phase of a digital euro. The ECB awarded five framework contracts to the suppliers offering the best value for money.

Through this procurement procedure, the ECB has awarded a contract for the provision of works for the voluntary, external audit of the T2S annual financial statements. The contractor shall provide the following works (the ‘Deliverables’) to the ECB: 1. external auditor’s report/opinion on the T2S annual financial statements; and 2. external auditor's internal management letter on the audit of the T2S annual financial statements. The initial scope of the contract comprises the performance of the audit of the Target2-Securities (T2S) financial statements for the financial years 2022, 2023, and 2024. The ECB may decide to extend the scope of the deliverables to comprise the annual T2S financial audits for the financial years 2025 and 2026.