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new PCP and PPI calls are launched

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The European Commission wants contracting authorities to take up a more R&D intensive approach and contribute to the take-up of innovative products. To this purpose they have set-up a large initiative on Pre-commercial Procurement (PCP) and Public Procurement of Innovation (PPI). Some of these calls are launched within the Horizon Europe Framework. More information can be found on this infosheet. These are the PCP and PPI calls from the Horizon Europe Work Programma 2025

CSA Actions: 

IA actions supporting innovation procurement

PCP Actions

Programme Co-Fund Actions

For those who are interested which calls will open in 2026, these are the proposed topics:

PCP Actions

  • Health adaptation to climate change: (HORIZON-HLTH-2027-01-ENVHLTH-03; opens on 13/4/2027)
  • Open PCP call (linked with regulators/certification)

PPI Actions

  • Deploying innovative security solutions
  • Access to integrated care: HORIZON-HLTH-2027-01-CARE-01; opens on 13/4/2027

 

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