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Open Call for public buyers to apply for tailored support on innovation procurement

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Programmes EIC

What is it about ?

The SPIN4EIC Assistance to Public Buyers aims to provide assistance to public buyers fostering innovation in Europe throughout the whole tender preparation process. Within this programme, a total of eight calls for applications will be launched (two per type of assistance as indicated below), and one open flexible call offering public buyers the possibility to apply for any or more than one of the four types of assistance throughout the SPIN4EIC programme duration.

Within the Calls for applications, public buyers can apply for support funded by the EIC regarding four types of assistance, namely:

  1. Identification and assessment of needs
  2. Building a business case development
  3. Conducting an open market consultation
  4. Drafting tender documents

Who can apply ?

All public buyers fostering innovation in Europe can apply for assistance.

How to apply ?

All the details can be found here.

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