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ProgrammesThe Chips Joint Undertaking has opened a new call for proposal for a Design Platform (DIGITAL-Chips-2024-CSA-CDP-1).
This call concerns the selection of the consortium in charge of the overall coordination of the Design Platform, referred to as the Platform Coordination Team (PCT), which shall serve as the hosting entity for the Design Platform’s virtual infrastructure and central services, coordinating access to a wide range of tools, assets and services.
The chosen implementation model foresees a central consortium, referred to as the Platform Coordination Team (PCT) that operates the overall Design Platform initiative, serves as the hosting entity of the central cloud infrastructure and manages the development of its users. The PCT shall assist the Chips Joint Undertaking (Chips JU) in defining the technical specifications of the cloud service for the platform to be procured by the Chips JU through a dedicated Call for Tenders.
This call is interlinked with call DIGITAL-Chips-2024-CfEoI -CDP-1, a Call for Expression of Interest (hereinafter “CfEoI”) for the selection of a Hosting Consortium, see the Chips JU website for more information.
Only proposals successful in both interrelated calls will be considered for funding.
More information on the call can be found on the Funding & Tenders Portal. The deadline to submit proposals is 10 October 2024.
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