Tender Results of European Defence Agency Eda

The study shall identify and analyse cutting-edge technologies, define technical requirements and provide recommendations for R&T activities with potential to enhance soldier systems capabilities. In addition, the study will have in account standardization aspects already addressed in previous studies and projects, and identify additional standardization needs in complement to the Generic Open Soldier System Reference Architecture (GOSSRA) concept.

The proposed multiple framework contract (FWC) in cascade will inform EDA and its participating Member States on lessons identified in the Russian war of aggression against Ukraine, in particular for the benefit of the 2023 capability development plan (CDP) revision, the coordinated annual review on defence (CARD) and other related EDA capability development activities.

The aim is to provide support in a wide range of media and communication disciplines, ranging from video & multimedia support, social media, publications and promotional materials, to event support.

The aim of the study is to analyse the current situation in Europe regarding the maritime domain awareness, look for best practices worldwide and recommend means of improvement by multinational cooperation.

The main objective of the study is to assess the characteristics, address the technical IT requirements and implement the consolidation of the existing the Energy Data Collection Analysis and Sharing (EDCAS) and European Defence Sustainable Energy Profiles (EDESP) platforms.

Provision of IT development services as well as life-cycle support for the next generation of MARSUR technology.

The contract is meant to assist EDA to carry out its mission to devise and execute an office real estate strategy plan and a corresponding acquisition/occupation plan.

The general objective of this project is to explore potential new technologies and approaches to the defence against hypersonic threats, including sensors and countermeasures.

Service contract for the provision of ‘Pillar Assessment’.

The framework contract will cover the provision of subject matter expertise deliver training, workshops, studies and specialised advice on military airworthiness matters.