Call for tenders

The Commission intends to outsource the organisation of the 15th, 16th and of the 17th Seminars for national judges, which are expected to take place in December 2021, 2022 and 2023 (the dates being indicative and subject to change depending on external circumstances, such as the COVID-19 epidemic). The one day and a half seminars are addressed to national judges, specialised in Electronic Communications Law, 2 per EU Member State. The seminars should also be attended by representatives of the National Regulatory Authorities of the EU Member States.

The European Commission is launching a tender for a detailed system study for a quantum communication infrastructure. The study is part of the EuroQCI initiative, on which the Commission is currently working together with the European Space Agency and 24 Member States.

The call for tenders to organise the Data 4 Healthy Recovery Hackathon is now open until 14 September.

The purpose of this call for tenders is to launch a 7 months Study analysing the scope, impact and magnitude of DNS abuse. On the basis of data and evidence collection, interviews and workshops with relevant experts and stakeholders, the Study will also provide input for possible policy measures in the field of DNS abuse.

This study will build a multidisciplinary research view across pertinent scientific fields on the impact of social media on our brains, on us as individuals and on society. It will put particular emphasis on the use of and access to data across all research fields. It will organise consultations and a conference, and work on federating a new community. A final report will detail the current state of the art, analyse areas where research is needed in order to deal with social media opportunities and threats, and propose a multidisciplinary research agenda.

The European Commission is looking for tenderers who will conduct a study that allows for the measurement of intra- and extra-EU data flows and their associated economic values.

The European Commission has launched a call for tenders to continue offering a meaningful and comprehensive understanding of the main characteristics of the EU data economy.

The European High Performance Computing Joint Undertaking (EuroHPC JU) has launched a call for tender for the procurement of a petascale supercomputer capable of executing more than 4 Petaflops, 4 million billion calculations per second and located in Sofia, Bulgaria.

The main objective of this Call for Tender (1st year) is to acquire a feasibility study setting out the viability of creating a European online platform for the creation and distribution of news and/or content of general interest. The study should help European policy makers assess the long-term sustainability of such a platform through identifying the features that it should have in order to become a relevant player in the European media ecosystem and the major operational, financial and technological risks that the creation of the platform would face.

The European High Performance Computing Joint Undertaking (EuroHPC JU) and the supercomputing center IZUM (Institute of Information Science) are launching a call for tender for the procurement of a petascale supercomputer, capable of executing more than 5 Petaflops (5 million billion calculations per second).