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ProgrammesThe European Commission has opened a call for tender for the Procurement of the Technical Specifications for the Local Digital Twins (LDTs) Toolbox.
The aim of this procurement is to define the technical specifications of this Local Digital Twin (LDT) Toolbox. Economic operators interested in this call are invited to submit a tender via the electronic submission system (e-Submission) available from the TED e-Tendering website.
In order to propose the technical specifications of the LDT toolbox to be later developed and deployed (see DIGITAL workprogramme 2021-2022, section 2.2.1.2.3), this procurement needs to:
The reason for purchasing this work is to make the best possible set of tools and their technical specs for the toolbox procurement, prepared by a relevant consortium, given that this expertise is not easily available in house.
Economic operators interested in this call are invited to submit a tender via the electronic submission system (e-Submission) available from the TED e-Tendering website:
Tenders are to be submitted via the electronic submission system on the TED e-tendering website
Deadline for submissions: 27/12/2022 (16h00 CET)
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