EU Cooperation Facility for Pakistan

The European Commission (DG INTPA) invites requests to participate in a restricted tender for the EU Cooperation Facility for Pakistan, a fee‑based services contract with an estimated value of €1,790,000 and a 24‑month duration to support programme implementation, studies, events, trainings, communications, monitoring and evaluation in Pakistan. The procedure is two‑stage (request to participate and invitation to tender), submissions are electronic via the EU Funding & Tenders Portal, and the deadline for requests to participate is 04 May 2026, 17:00 Asia/Karachi. Shortlisted candidates (4–8) will be evaluated at tender stage on a best price‑quality ratio and must meet PRAG/NDICI selection criteria including specified economic, professional and technical capacity thresholds. Contract award is subject to availability of appropriations and compliance with PRAG eligibility and exclusion rules.

What it funds

Scope summary

Framework services to strengthen implementation, performance and impact of EU programmes in Pakistan. Activities include studies, event organisation, awareness raising, trainings, publications, monitoring and evaluation, technical and administrative assistance and remunerated external experts, aligned with EU priorities such as Global Gateway and economic diplomacy.

Estimated contract value and deadline:Estimated total value: €1,790,000 (excluding VAT). Maximum contract duration: 24 months. Deadline to submit requests to participate: 04/05/2026 17:00 (Asia/Karachi) ¹.

1. 1Who can apply: all eligible natural and legal persons, consortia, and international/regional organisations as defined by NDICI-Global Europe rules.
2. 2Procedure: restricted tender (shortlist of 4 to 8 candidates; provisional invitation to tender circa 03/06/2026).
3. 3Submission: electronic only via the EU Funding & Tenders Portal / eSubmission (EU Login and PIC required).

Key selection highlights:minimum average annual turnover over the last 3 years €895,000 (each consortium member where applicable); minimum average staffing of 20 specialists over the last 3 years; at least 3 completed contracts in the last 4 years each valued at not less than €716,000 in relevant domains (events, studies, policy support, economic diplomacy).

Footnotes

1. 1Procurement documents and submission portal: EU Funding & Tenders Portal Funding and Tenders Portal.

This is a restricted two‑stage service procurement by the European Commission (DG INTPA) to establish a fee‑based cooperation facility in Pakistan that will reinforce the efficiency, performance and impact of EU programme implementation and ensure synergies between development cooperation and policy objectives. The contract will finance studies, events, conferences, information and awareness activities, trainings, lessons‑learnt exchange, publications, monitoring and evaluation, and broader administrative or technical assistance for programming and management, including the use of remunerated external experts, aligned with EU priorities such as Global Gateway, economic diplomacy and other relevant initiatives and programmes.

Scope of Services and Activities

• Implementation of studies and analytical work to inform EU cooperation in Pakistan.
• Organisation and delivery of meetings, events, and conferences supporting EU policy and programme dialogue.
• Targeted information and awareness‑raising campaigns and outreach.
• Training design and delivery for capacity building of relevant stakeholders.
• Preparation and exchange of lessons learnt and best practices; knowledge management and publications.
• Monitoring and evaluation services for EU‑funded actions.
• Administrative and technical assistance necessary for programming and management of actions, including mobilisation of remunerated external experts.
• Activities aligned with EU political priorities including Global Gateway and economic diplomacy.

Procedure and Timeline

• Procedure: Restricted procedure with successive stages. Candidates submit a Request to Participate (RTP); shortlisted candidates are invited to submit full tenders.
• Number of candidates to shortlist: Between 4 and 8. If fewer than 4 meet the criteria, those satisfying the criteria may be invited; if more than 8, re‑examination criteria apply.
• Short‑list alliances prohibited: Short‑listed candidates may not form alliances or subcontract to each other for this contract unless authorised by the contracting authority.
• Subcontracting: Allowed.
• Provisional date to invite shortlisted candidates to tender: 03/06/2026.
• Provisional contract start: 01/11/2026.
• Implementation period: 24 months.
• TED publication date: 18/03/2026.
• Deadline for receipt of requests to participate: 04/05/2026, 17:00:59 Asia/Karachi.
• Electronic ordering and electronic payment: Yes.

Electronic access and submission:All interactions occur via the EU Funding & Tenders Portal. Electronic submission is mandatory. EU Login and a valid Participant Identification Code (PIC) are required. Procurement documents and submission interface are accessible via the portal links: Funding & Tenders tender page F&T Portal — Tender EC-INTPA/ISB/2026/EA-RP/0032, eSubmission address eSubmission — EC-INTPA/ISB/2026/EA-RP/0032, TED notice TED Notice 187562-2026.

Eligibility, Legal Basis and Rules of Origin

• Legal basis: Regulation (EU) 2021/947 establishing the Neighbourhood, Development and International Cooperation Instrument – Global Europe (NDICI).
• Eligibility and rules of origin: As per PRAG Annex a2a1 applicable to NDICI external action procurement. Participation is also open to international and regional organisations.
• Candidature: All eligible natural and legal persons, or groupings thereof (consortia), may participate. Consortium members are jointly and severally liable.
• Grounds for exclusion: As set out in PRAG Section 2.4.2.1; candidates on EU restrictive measures lists at award cannot be awarded the contract.
• Nationality compliance applies to candidates and any capacity‑providing entities relied upon; such entities must meet the same eligibility and nationality rules as the candidate.

Selection Criteria (applied at Request to Participate stage)

In a consortium, selection criteria apply to the consortium as a whole unless specified. Not applicable to natural persons or single‑member companies when acting solely as subcontractors. Capacity‑providing entities may be used subject to PRAG conditions; for technical/professional capacity, such entities must perform the tasks for which capacity is relied upon, and for economic/financial capacity they become jointly and severally liable.

• Economic and financial capacity, reference period: last 3 closed financial years. Criterion 1: Average annual turnover over the last 3 closed financial years must be at least €895,000. Criterion 2: Current ratio (current assets/current liabilities) in the last closed year must be at least 1. For consortia, the current ratio must be met by each member.
• Professional capacity, reference period: current year and previous two years. Criterion 1: On average, at least 20 personnel directly employed or otherwise legally contracted (permanent or non‑permanent) in specialist areas related to this contract. Criterion 2: No professional conflicting interests negatively affecting contract performance (assessed via Declarations on Honour and supporting evidence where applicable).
• Technical capacity, reference period: last 4 years preceding the submission deadline. At least 3 contracts with services completed during the last 4 years, each with completed services valued at not less than €716,000, in domains including support to project identification, organisation of events, studies and research and/or economic diplomacy, and policy support. Partial completion within the period is acceptable if evidenced; in consortia references, the candidate’s successfully completed share must be clear and evidenced.

Re‑examination (tie‑break) criteria if more than 8 eligible candidates:Criterion 1: Highest number of qualifying contracts meeting the technical capacity criterion. Criterion 2: Highest cumulated value of completed services meeting the technical capacity criterion, applied only among candidates tied for the 8th position after Criterion 1.

Award Criteria (applied at tender stage)

Best price‑quality ratio. Detailed weighting is provided in the procurement documents made available to shortlisted candidates.

Submission Instructions and Required Forms

• Registration: Obtain or reuse a PIC via the Participant Register. PIC validation may be requested by the EU Validation Services; this does not imply award.
• EU Login: Required for portal access, subscription, Q&A, and submission.
• Request to Participate must be submitted exclusively via the F&T Portal; submissions by email or post are not accepted.
• Required uploads when submitting RTP: Request to Participate form (upload under “Other documents”); Declaration referred to in Point 7 of the RTP form (under “Other documents”); Declaration on Honour on Exclusion and Selection Criteria (under “Declaration on Honour”).
• Financial data in RTP/Tender forms must be expressed in EUR.
• Language: All written communications and submissions in English.
• Q&A: Requests for clarification via the portal no later than 21 days before the RTP deadline; replies published no later than 8 days before the RTP deadline. Candidates must monitor the portal for updates.
• Alteration/withdrawal: Before the RTP deadline, candidates may withdraw, or withdraw and resubmit, via the portal; eSubmission provides timestamped receipts.
• System requirements: Use latest Chrome or Firefox; file size per attachment generally < 50 MB; up to 200 files per submission as per portal system requirements.

Templates and where to find them:Use the standard Request to Participate form and the Declaration on Honour templates available on the EU External Action wiki annexes page EXACT External Action Wiki — Annexes. The Additional Information to the Contract Notice (A5f) governing the specific requirements for this call is available on the tender page Additional Information — Contract Notice.

Typical Request to Participate structure (as referenced in the call):1) Identification of the candidate or consortium and contact information; 2) Exclusion grounds declaration on honour; 3) Economic and financial capacity: turnover for the last 3 closed financial years; current ratio for the last closed financial year; 4) Professional capacity: average staff numbers over the current year and previous two years in relevant specialist areas; 5) Conflicts of interest declaration; 6) Technical capacity: references for at least 3 service contracts completed during the last 4 years, each with a completed value of at least €716,000, in the specified domains; evidence of completion and value, and for consortium references, evidence of the candidate’s performed share.

Contracting, Financial and Legal Notes

• Contract type: Fee‑based service contract.
• Payments: Electronic; details defined in the service contract special conditions and general conditions for external actions.
• Framework agreement: Not specified as a framework; the notice describes a single lot implemented in Pakistan.
• Condition precedent: Award is subject to availability of appropriations; if unmet, the authority may abandon or cancel without compensation to candidates/tenderers.
• Rules applicable: LocalLaw — Procurement award procedure applying to EU external actions financed from the EU general budget and EDF; PRAG applies.
• GPA coverage: Not covered by the WTO Government Procurement Agreement.

Key Contacts and Links

• Contracting authority: European Commission, INTPA – International Partnerships; operational contact email indicated in TED: DELEGATION-PAKISTAN-CFS@eeas.europa.eu.
• Tender page and documents: Funding & Tenders Portal.
• TED notice: 187562-2026.
• Electronic submission: eSubmission portal.
• Directorate-General information: DG INTPA homepage.

Categorisation and Structured Extraction

Eligible Applicant Types:Eligible candidates are economic operators that are natural or legal persons, including international and regional organisations, as well as groupings of such persons (consortia). In practice, this typically covers consulting firms, SMEs, large enterprises, universities, research institutes, nonprofit organisations and NGOs, public‑sector bodies, and public‑private partnerships, provided they comply with PRAG nationality and eligibility rules applicable under NDICI and meet the selection criteria. Subcontractors are allowed but are not assessed against selection criteria unless relied upon for capacity.

Funding Type:Procurement of services leading to a fee‑based service contract. This is not a grant; the contractor is paid for deliverables and services.

Consortium Requirement:A single applicant or a consortium may apply. Consortia are optional. If formed, all members are jointly and severally liable and must be identified at RTP stage; shortlisted candidates cannot form new alliances or subcontract each other without prior authorisation.

Beneficiary Scope (Geographic Eligibility):Geographic eligibility is defined by PRAG Annex a2a1 under NDICI – Global Europe. Participation is open to eligible nationalities under NDICI external actions and to international and regional organisations, subject to EU restrictive measures. The contract is implemented in Pakistan.

Target Sector:International development and cooperation technical assistance covering policy support, programme management support, project identification, monitoring and evaluation, research and studies, training and capacity building, communications and events, and economic diplomacy aligned with Global Gateway.

Mentioned Countries:Pakistan; Belgium; Luxembourg.

Project Stage:Operational implementation support and technical assistance. Activities span analysis, development of studies, capacity building, and programme support rather than early‑stage research or commercialisation.

Funding Amount:Estimated contract value is €1,790,000 excluding VAT for a 24‑month implementation period.

Application Type:Restricted procedure with an open Request to Participate phase, followed by invitation‑only tendering for shortlisted candidates. Electronic submission only via the EU Funding & Tenders Portal.

Nature of Support:Monetary compensation through a fee‑based service contract to the awarded contractor for services and deliverables.

Application Stages:2 stages: 1) Request to Participate and shortlisting based on exclusion and selection criteria; 2) Invitation to Tender for shortlisted candidates with award based on best price‑quality ratio.

Success Rates:Not specified. The notice states 4 to 8 candidates will be shortlisted; no statistical success rates are provided.

Co‑funding Requirement:Not applicable. This is a procurement contract financed by the EU; no co‑funding from the contractor is required.

Milestones and Deadlines

Evaluation, Exclusion and Compliance

• Exclusion grounds: PRAG Section 2.4.2.1; exclusion declaration on honour required from candidates and capacity‑providing entities/subcontractors relied upon.
• EU restrictive measures: Entities on sanctions lists at award cannot be awarded the contract.
• Nationality and origin: As per PRAG Annex a2a1 rules applicable to NDICI external actions; applies equally to capacity‑providing entities.
• Documentary evidence: Required to substantiate technical references completed within the reference period, including approvals, proofs of payment, or certificates, and for consortium references, evidence of the candidate’s share.
• Financial expression: All financial data must be stated in EUR.

What Applicants Should Prepare

• Corporate registration and PIC: Ensure your organisation is registered in the Participant Register and has a valid PIC; all consortium members require a PIC.
• Economic/financial evidence: Audited financial statements or equivalent for the last 3 closed financial years to demonstrate the turnover threshold and current ratio requirement.
• Staffing overview: Evidence that an average of at least 20 relevant personnel were employed or legally contracted over the current and previous two years.
• Technical references: At least 3 comparable service contracts within the last 4 years, each with completed services worth at least €716,000, with supporting evidence and clear attribution if delivered in a consortium.
• Declarations on honour: Completed and signed forms covering exclusion and selection criteria, and absence of conflicts of interest.
• Consortium agreements: If applicable, a clear consortium structure with roles, responsibilities, and liabilities; remember short‑listed alliances cannot change without prior authorisation.
• Subcontracting plan: Identify intended subcontracted tasks and ensure eligibility and capacity if relying on subcontractors for capacity.

Review and Remedies

Review procedures information is available via the contracting authority and the Court of Justice of the European Union. Contact details and modalities are set out in the TED notice and standard PRAG provisions.

Comprehensive Summary

The EU Cooperation Facility for Pakistan is a two‑stage, fee‑based service tender by the European Commission’s DG INTPA to deliver a 24‑month technical assistance facility in Pakistan. With an estimated value of €1.79 million, it will finance a broad toolbox of cooperation support services: analytical studies, events and conferences, targeted communications and awareness‑raising, trainings and capacity building, knowledge capture and dissemination, monitoring and evaluation, and flexible administrative and technical assistance to underpin EU programming and management. The facility is closely aligned with EU political priorities, notably Global Gateway and economic diplomacy, allowing the EU and partners in Pakistan to respond quickly with evidence, dialogue, and specialist expertise. The procurement follows PRAG under NDICI – Global Europe. Eligible economic operators worldwide as permitted by PRAG Annex a2a1, including international and regional organisations, may apply as single entities or consortia. Candidates are shortlisted based on economic and financial robustness (turnover at least €895,000 and a current ratio of at least 1), professional capacity (average of at least 20 specialist staff over the reference period and no conflicts of interest), and technical track record (at least 3 comparable contracts in the last 4 years with completed services of at least €716,000 each, in project identification support, events, studies and research and/or economic diplomacy, and policy support). Between 4 and 8 candidates will be invited to submit full tenders, which will be evaluated on best price‑quality ratio. Subcontracting is allowed, but shortlisted alliances cannot change or subcontract to each other without authorisation. All submissions are electronic via the EU Funding & Tenders Portal using standard Request to Participate and Declaration on Honour templates, with clarifications managed through the portal. Provisional invitation to tender is scheduled for 03/06/2026 with a targeted start on 01/11/2026. In essence, this opportunity is a flexible, multi‑disciplinary technical assistance vehicle to strengthen the EU’s development cooperation delivery and policy engagement in Pakistan through high‑quality consultancy, capacity building, outreach, and monitoring services.

Opportunity Overview

The EU Cooperation Facility for Pakistan is a restricted tender procedure financed under the Neighbourhood, Development and International Cooperation Instrument - Global Europe (NDICI-GE). The procurement aims to reinforce efficiency, performance and impact of EU programmes implementation while ensuring synergy between development cooperation and policy objectives. The facility supports activities aligned with EU political priorities, including the Global Gateway strategy, economic diplomacy and related initiatives. ¹

Key Procurement Details:

Scope of Services and Activities

The contracted services will support EU programmes implementation through a range of activities designed to enhance programme efficiency and impact. Funded activities may include implementation of studies, organisation of meetings, events and conferences, information targeting, awareness-raising initiatives, training delivery, and exchange of lessons learnt and best practices. The contract also covers publication activities, monitoring, evaluation and administrative or technical assistance required for programming and management of actions. Remunerated external experts may be engaged as needed. All activities must align with EU political priorities, Global Gateway strategy and economic diplomacy objectives. ²

Eligibility and Participation Requirements

Eligible Applicants:All eligible natural and legal persons, as well as groupings of such persons forming consortia, may participate. International and regional organisations are also eligible. Participation is governed by Regulation (EU) 2021/947 (NDICI-Global Europe) and Annex a2a1 of the Practical Guide (PRAG). Consortia may be permanently established or informally constituted for this specific procurement. All consortium members are jointly and severally liable to the contracting authority. Any ineligible person participating will result in automatic exclusion of that person and, if part of a consortium, the entire consortium. ³

Submission Rules:Each natural or legal person may submit only one request to participate or tender, regardless of participation form or consortium membership. Multiple submissions by the same entity will result in exclusion of all submissions in which that entity has participated. In a restricted procedure, short-listed candidates may not form alliances or subcontract to each other for the same contract unless prior authorisation is obtained from the contracting authority. Subcontracting is permitted. Candidates must be registered in the European Commission's Participant Register to obtain a Participant Identification Code (PIC) before submitting requests. Submissions must be made exclusively through the F&T Portal using electronic means. ⁴

Selection Criteria and Requirements

Candidates must meet three categories of selection criteria:economic and financial capacity, professional capacity, and technical capacity. In consortia, selection criteria are applied to the consortium as a whole unless specified otherwise. Candidates must provide signed declarations confirming they are not in any exclusion situations listed in PRAG Section 2.4.2.1. Candidates included in EU restrictive measures lists at the time of award decision cannot be awarded the contract. Economic operators may rely on capacities of other entities (capacity-providing entities) by providing documented proof of commitment from those entities. Entities providing capacity must meet the same eligibility and nationality rules and fulfil relevant selection criteria. ⁵

Economic and Financial Capacity:The candidate or tenderer must demonstrate average annual turnover of the last three financial years for which accounts have been closed of not less than €895,000. Additionally, the current ratio (current assets divided by current liabilities) in the last year for which accounts have been closed must be at least 1.0. In consortia, the assets/liabilities ratio criterion must be fulfilled by each member individually. Public bodies must provide equivalent financial information. Reference period covers the last three years for which accounts have been closed. ⁶

Professional Capacity:During the current year and the previous two years, on average, the candidate or tenderer must have at least 20 personnel directly employed or otherwise legally contracted on a permanent or non-permanent basis in areas of specialist knowledge related to this contract. The candidate or tenderer must not be subject to professional conflicting interests which may negatively affect contract performance. Professional conflicting interests are examined based on declarations of honour and supporting statements or documents submitted. The reference period is the last three years preceding the submission deadline. ⁷

Technical Capacity:The candidate or tenderer must have completed services under at least three contracts implemented at any moment during the last four years before the submission deadline. For each contract, the value of completed services must not be less than €716,000. The completed services must be in the domain of support services to project identification, organisation of events, studies and research and/or economic diplomacy, and policy support. Contracts may have been started earlier but only the part completed within the reference period counts, supported by documentary evidence such as approval of reports or deliverables, proof of payment, or statements from the awarding entity. Consortium members must clearly demonstrate their individually completed portions through consortium agreements and bank transfers. ⁸

Short-listing and Ranking:Between 4 and 8 candidates will be invited to submit detailed tenders based on requests to participate received. If fewer than 4 eligible candidates meet selection criteria, the contracting authority may invite qualifying candidates to submit tenders. If more than 8 eligible candidates meet criteria, they will be ranked using additional comparative criteria. The first additional comparative criterion is the highest number of contracts with completed services meeting the technical capacity criterion. The second criterion, applied only if needed to break ties, is the highest cumulated value of completed services meeting the technical capacity criterion. ⁹

Strategic Context and Development Priorities

The facility operates within the framework of strengthened EU-Pakistan cooperation under the Global Gateway Initiative. Pakistan is the EU's second most important trading partner, accounting for over 14 percent of Pakistan's total trade and absorbing 28 percent of Pakistani exports, particularly in textiles and clothing. The EU has allocated €265 million in bilateral grant funding to Pakistan for 2021-24 and an additional €135 million for 2025-2027. Cooperation priorities include climate resilience and green growth, human capital development and youth skills through Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET), governance and rule of law, migration management, and sustainable economic development. The facility aligns with the EU's Team Europe approach bringing coordinated support from the EU, Germany, France and Italy. ¹⁰

The EU-Pakistan collaboration emphasises building green and clean energy, green inclusive growth, and climate-resilient infrastructure under the Global Gateway flagship project. Key focus areas include supporting skills development for youth, particularly in green sectors, strengthening SMEs including women-led businesses, improving governance frameworks, supporting civil society engagement, and enhancing regional migration management. The facility is part of the broader Support Measures - Cooperation Facilities for Pakistan 2024-2027 programme financed under Financing Decision C(2024)7986. ¹¹

Application Process and Submission Instructions

All requests to participate must be submitted exclusively through the EU Funding and Tenders (F&T) Portal using electronic submission. Candidates must register in the European Commission's Participant Register to obtain a Participant Identification Code (PIC) before submitting. Requests to participate must use the official request to participate form available from the EXACT External Wiki. The form must be accompanied by a signed declaration on honour regarding exclusion and selection criteria using the provided template. Any additional documentation sent beyond what has been requested will not be considered. Financial data must be expressed in EUR. Clarifications about the contract notice can be requested through the F&T Portal by clicking Create a Question in the Questions and Answers tab, with the deadline for clarifications 21 days before the submission deadline. Clarifications will be published at least 8 days before submission deadline. ¹²

When submitting through eSubmission, candidates must upload documents to the correct sections: the request to participate form under Other documents, the declaration from section 7 under Other documents, and the Declaration on Honour on Exclusion and Selection criteria under the Declaration on Honour tab. The submission receipt provided by eSubmission with official date and time of receipt constitutes proof of compliance with the deadline. Submissions received after the deadline will be rejected. Maximum attachment size per document is 50 MB, with a maximum of 200 files per submission. Candidates may withdraw or replace their submission before the deadline by accessing the eSubmission system. All communications will be sent to the email address provided in the submission. ¹³

Evaluation and Award

The award method is best price-quality ratio. Candidates will be notified by email of evaluation outcomes following the request to participate stage. The notification will be sent to the contact email address provided in eSubmission. The same email address will be used for all subsequent contracting authority communications. It is the candidate's responsibility to provide a valid email address and check it regularly. Candidates meeting selection criteria will be invited to submit detailed tenders on the provisional date of 03 June 2026. The provisional contract commencement date is 01 November 2026, with a 24-month performance period. Award of the contract is subject to availability of appropriations, and if appropriations are unavailable, the contracting authority may abandon the procurement or cancel the award procedure without candidates being entitled to compensation. ¹⁴

Contact Information and Further Assistance

For additional information and queries, contact the European Commission, INTPA - International Partnerships, European Union Delegation to Pakistan at DELEGATION-PAKISTAN-CFS@eeas.europa.eu. The procurement documents and tender details are available on the Funding and Tenders Portal at Portal Access. For review and complaint procedures, the Court of Justice of the European Union serves as the review organisation. ¹⁵

Footnotes

1. 1EU Cooperation Facility for Pakistan tender documentation, published 18 March 2026 on the Funding and Tenders Portal, reference EC-INTPA/ISB/2026/EA-RP/0032.
2. 2Scope and activities as specified in the procurement contract notice Additional Information document.
3. 3Legal basis is Regulation (EU) 2021/947 establishing NDICI-Global Europe. Eligibility rules detailed in PRAG Annex a2a1.
4. 4Submission and participation rules outlined in sections 5-10 of the Additional Information about the Contract Notice and F&T Portal system requirements.
5. 5Selection criteria application procedures specified in Section 16 of Additional Information about the Contract Notice.
6. 6Economic and financial capacity criteria detailed in Section 16, subsection 1, of the Additional Information about the Contract Notice.
7. 7Professional capacity criteria detailed in Section 16, subsection 2, of the Additional Information about the Contract Notice.
8. 8Technical capacity criteria detailed in Section 16, subsection 3, of the Additional Information about the Contract Notice.
9. 9Short-listing and ranking procedures specified in Section 9 and additional comparative criteria outlined in Section 16 of the Additional Information about the Contract Notice.
10. 10EU-Pakistan bilateral relations and funding information from International Partnerships portal and Joint Commission statements showing €265 million for 2021-24 and €135 million for 2025-2027 allocations.
11. 11Development priorities and Team Europe approach documented in EU-Pakistan 15th Joint Commission meeting records and Multi-Annual Action Programme 2024-2027 for Pakistan.
12. 12Application procedures and submission requirements detailed in Sections 18-21 of the Additional Information about the Contract Notice.
13. 13eSubmission technical requirements and submission procedures documented in F&T Portal eSubmission Quick Guide and system technical specifications.
14. 14Evaluation, award and contract commencement timeline specified in Sections 11-13 and 17 of the Additional Information about the Contract Notice.
15. 15Contact details and review procedures for EU Cooperation Facility for Pakistan, European Commission INTPA Delegation Pakistan.