Fourniture de cloisons dans le cadre du réaménagement du bâtiment Charlemagne

EU open tender EC-OIB/2026/OP/0003 for the supply of modular full-height and glazed partitions, door modules, claustra elements and related accessories for the Charlemagne building refurbishment in Brussels. The contract is a single-award framework agreement (maximum 48 months) to be awarded to the lowest priced technically and administratively compliant offer. Key dates include publication 01/04/2026, questions deadline 23/04/2026, submission deadline 04/05/2026 16:00 Brussels time, and public opening 05/05/2026 15:00. Eligibility requires EU/EEA/GPA economic operators demonstrating required financial and technical capacity, ISO 9001 and product fire, acoustic and environmental certifications, with electronic submission via the EU Funding and Tenders Portal eSubmission.

Objet

Ce que finance

Fourniture de cloisons modulaires pleines et vitrées, modules de portes simples et doubles, cloisons type claustra, accessoires et documentation technique pour le réaménagement du bâtiment Charlemagne (Bruxelles). L’installation n’est pas incluse.

Volumes indicatifs:Estimation fournie dans le bordereau financier: environ 10 600 m2 de cloisons et 650 portes (quantités indicatives, sans engagement). ¹

Qui peut soumissionner

Opérateurs économiques (fournisseurs ou groupements) établis dans l'UE ou pays admissibles; soumissions individuelles ou conjointes autorisées; enregistrement au registre des participants (PIC) et compte EU Login requis pour eSubmission.

Modalités clés

1. 1Type de procédure: procédure ouverte; cadre: contrat‑cadre unique (without reopening of competition).
2. 2Durée maximale du contrat-cadre: 48 mois.
3. 3Critère d’attribution: prix le plus bas (lowest price) parmi offres conformes.
4. 4Nature du contrat: fournitures (CPV principal 44112300 Partitions; CPV additionnel 44221200 Doors).

Dates et soumission

Soumission électronique obligatoire via eSubmission (EU Funding & Tenders Portal). Date limite: 04/05/2026 à 16:00 Europe/Brussels. Ouverture publique: 05/05/2026 15:00 Europe/Brussels.

Documents contractuels importants:Invitation à soumissionner, cahier des charges (spécifications techniques), bordereau financier et projet de contrat‑cadre sont publiés sur le portail F&T Funding & Tenders Portal.

Exigences de sélection et pièces à fournir

Déclaration sur l’honneur relative aux critères d’exclusion; capacité économique (états financiers ou équivalents; chiffre d’affaires moyen requis 875 000 € sur 3 ans) et capacité technique (preuves de contrats similaires totalisant au moins 1 050 000 € sur 3 ans); certificat qualité ISO 9001 ou équivalent; documentation technique et certificats environnementaux (Cradle‑to‑Cradle ou équivalent, PEFC/FSC, absence de formaldéhyde, attestations feu et acoustique).

Conditions de livraison et facturation

Lieu principal de livraison:bâtiment Charlemagne, Rue de la Loi 170, 1040 Bruxelles. Tous les prix en euros hors taxes/TVA; la Commission est exonérée de TVA (protocole n°7). Bordereau financier à compléter (prix unitaires multipliés par volumes indicatifs pour évaluation).

Autorité contractante & contact

Commission européenne — Office for Infrastructure and Logistics in Brussels (OIB), OIB.RPP.2 Budget, finances et marchés publics. Courriel pour marchés publics: oib-marches-publics@ec.europa.eu.

Footnotes

1. 1Détails et documents officiels disponibles sur le portail Funding & Tenders: Funding & Tenders Portal.

Identifiers and sources

Title:Fourniture de cloisons dans le cadre du réaménagement du bâtiment Charlemagne. Procedure identifier: EC-OIB/2026/OP/0003 (UUID 4d8e8927-4de4-4635-91be-41444746b141). TED reference: 223529-2026. Lead contracting authority: Commission européenne, OIB - Office for Infrastructure and Logistics in Brussels. Primary publication: EU Funding & Tenders Portal and TED (Tenders Electronic Daily). All procurement documents (Invitation, Annexes 1–4, technical specifications, financial form, draft framework contract) were published on 01/04/2026 on the Funding & Tenders Portal and are available from the tender page.

Primary contact and submission channel:Email: OIB-MARCHES-PUBLICS@ec.europa.eu. Electronic submission mandatory via eSubmission on the Funding & Tenders Portal: webgate.ec.europa.eu.

What the tender covers

Object:Supply of modular partition systems (solid full-height partitions, glazed partitions of various fire resistance classes, single and double door modules, Claustra type elements), associated accessories and finishing elements required for the internal reconfiguration of the Charlemagne office building in Brussels. Installation is explicitly excluded from this contract; the contract covers supply only. Technical and administrative specifications are detailed in Annex 2 (Specifications techniques) and supporting annexes.

Main CPV and nature of contract:CPV main: 44112300 Partitions. Additional CPV: 44221200 Doors. Nature: Supplies, awarded as a framework agreement without reopening of competition.

Key dates and milestones

Estimated scope and volumes

Indicative quantities published in the financial schedule (Annex 3):approximately €10,600 M² of partitions and 650 doors (the tender documents show detailed line items with specific sizes, fire classes and acoustic minima). Quantities and dimensions are indicative and may vary by ±10%; actual orders will depend on subsequent specific contracts under the framework.

Selection, eligibility and required documents

Eligible applicants:economic operators established in accordance with the Funding & Tenders Portal registration rules (EU institutions accept submissions from organisations registered in the Participant Register with a PIC). Language: offers may be submitted in any EU official language. eSubmission requires EU Login and a PIC. The procedure is an open procedure (single-stage electronic submission) and the award method is lowest price among compliant offers.

1. 1Mandatory statement on honour covering exclusion grounds (use the exact model published on the Infrastructure and Logistics (Brussels) tender page).
2. 2Evidence of economic and financial capacity: audited financial statements (balance sheet and P&L) for the last 3 years showing positive annual profit before tax; if not available, a declaration with supporting third-party guarantee or equivalent is required. Minimum required sector-specific average annual turnover: €875,000 over the last 3 years.
3. 3Technical capacity: evidence of up to 5 contracts (public and/or private) for partition supply totalling at least €1,050,000 executed during the last 3 years — include start/end dates, duration, client contact details.
4. 4Valid third-party quality management certificate (ISO 9001 or equivalent accredited by a national accreditation body or IAF signatory).
5. 5All technical datasheets, test reports and certifications proving fire resistance, acoustic performance, absence of formaldehyde in panels, PEFC/FSC certification for wood content, Cradle-to-Cradle or equivalent for products, and manufacturer conformity declarations.

Annex 1 supplies a full checklist of required documents. Where joint bids (consortium) or subcontracting are used, additional forms (joint bid questionnaire and power of attorney, subcontracting questionnaire and letters of commitment from named subcontractors for shares ≥10%) must be provided. A PIC is mandatory for each legal entity participating in the submission.

Technical minimum requirements (summary)

1. 1Modular full-height removable partitions: steel frame, demountable without damage, interchangeability of full and glazed modules, elastic durable seals at floor/ceiling/walls, integrated rock-wool insulation where specified. Provide test reports for fire and acoustic performance.
2. 2Full solid partitions: melamine-faced particle board panels 18 mm, furniture quality, E0 or E1 per EN 13986; reaction to fire classification minimum D-s2,d0 (M0) or B-s1,d0 (M1) per EN 13501-1; acoustic insulation minimum 45 dB (per Annex 3); rock-wool batts under polyethylene film or equivalent.
3. 3Glazed partitions: EI00 / EI30 / EI60 variants per EN 13501-2 with white metal frames, fire-rated timber imposts where specified; acoustic minimums from Annex 3 (e.g. 35 dB min for glazed types).
4. 4Claustra type elements: vertical wood laths melamine oak finish, lath width 125 mm, thickness 30 mm, spacing axis-to-axis 120 mm, adjustable sub-profile for floor/ceiling irregularities.
5. 5Single and double door modules: fire-rated single and double doors (EI30) with timber imposts; metal lacquered white frames with peripheral rubber seals; door leafs timber frame faced with HDF stratified HPL; acoustic minima specified (single door example: 37 dB minimum). Excluded from scope: locking cylinders; included: hinges, strikes, handles, thresholds, automatic drop seals where specified.
6. 6Provide installation manuals, detailed installation schemes, maintenance datasheets, and a training offer (hourly flat rate in EUR excl. VAT) for on-site installer training sessions (approx. 2 hours per session; scheduling within 30 calendar days of request).

All products must meet Belgian regulatory fire safety references (Arrêté Royal of 7 July 1994 and subsequent modifications) and the technical performance requirements set out in the Specifications (Annex 2). Certificates and test reports must be valid at submission.

Award criteria and contract model

Award method:lowest price among offers declared compliant with administrative and technical requirements. The financial evaluation will use the unit prices submitted in Annex 3 multiplied by the indicative estimated volumes in Annex 3; totals constitute the evaluated price. Framework: single-award framework agreement without reopening of competition; subsequent specific contracts (or purchase orders) will be placed against the framework. Maximum framework duration: 48 months.

Pricing and VAT treatment:All prices must be in euros, excluding taxes and VAT. The contracting authority is exempt from duties, taxes and VAT (Protocol No.7 privileges and immunities). For transactions taxable as local purchases in Belgium, specific invoicing notes and procedures are included in the draft contract (Annex 4). Unit prices must be fully completed in the financial form (Annex 3) or the offer may be rejected.

Contractual, delivery and logistical provisions

1. 1Place of primary delivery: Charlemagne building, Rue de la Loi 170, 1040 Brussels. The contracting service may instruct delivery to another address within the Brussels-Capital Region with 48 hours' notice.
2. 2Deliveries: contractor to notify estimated arrival time, driver name and vehicle registration 5 days before delivery; deliveries normally between 07:00 and 15:00; partial deliveries are not normally authorised.
3. 3At delivery contractor supplies two signed delivery notes and a certificate of conformity; one countersigned copy provided to driver.
4. 4Contractor bears all risks and costs until delivery and unloading on site; packaging and pallets left at foot of building and must be retrieved by contractor as deliveries progress; for orders under €20,000 (excl. VAT) extra delivery costs may be reimbursed with prior approval.
5. 5No installation service is part of the supply contract; however the contractor must provide installation manuals and training for installers.

Procedural details and participation mechanics

Submission method:electronic only via eSubmission. Applicants must register in the Commission Participant Register and use their organisation PIC. Submission languages: any EU official language. Deadline for requests for additional information: 23/04/2026. Contracting authority will not be bound to reply to questions submitted after that date. The contracting authority may host two optional site visits (14/04/2026, two sessions). Attendance requires advance confirmation and ID copies emailed to OIB-MARCHES-PUBLICS@ec.europa.eu at least two working days beforehand.

Opening and validity:Tenders will be opened in a virtual public session (max two representatives per tender may attend) on 05/05/2026 at 15:00. Tender validity: minimum 6 months from submission deadline.

Selection and evaluation procedure (detailed)

Selection checks include exclusion grounds (declaration on honour and additional documentation on request), economic and financial capacity (minimum average sector turnover €875,000 over last 3 years), and technical/professional capacity (demonstrated performance of contracts totalling at least €1,050,000 across up to 5 assignments in the last 3 years). Technical compliance is verified against all required datasheets, tests and certificates (fire, acoustic, formaldehyde-free panels, PEFC/FSC, Cradle-to-Cradle or equivalent). Non-compliant offers will be rejected.

1. 1Stage: Single-stage tender submission (no pre-qualification separate procedure).
2. 2Evaluation steps: administrative compliance → exclusion checks → selection (capacity thresholds) → technical compliance verification → financial evaluation (lowest compliant price).
3. 3Requests for missing supporting documents or clarifications may be made but must not materially change the offer.
4. 4Award: the lowest priced compliant offer will be selected and invited to sign a framework contract (Annex 4).

Contract form and major clauses

Contract form:framework contract (single award) based on draft Contract-Frame in Annex 4. Maximum aggregate ceiling for the framework is stated in the draft contract (left blank in model; bidders must quote unit prices). Duration: up to 48 months. Price revision: prices are fixed for the first year; from year 2 annual automatic revision based on Belgian HICP index; detailed formula in the contract. Payment: based on invoices submitted after delivery; standard 30-day payment term; the contract foresees mechanisms for suspension of payment, recourse, audits and controls up to five years after final payment. Guarantees: no general pre-financing, nor retention are applied in the standard model; specific guarantees may be required per contract-specific provisions.

Risks, audits, and legal framework

The contract is governed by Union law and Belgian law as necessary. Disputes fall under the jurisdiction of Brussels courts. The Commission and designated auditors (including OLAF, European Court of Auditors, European Public Prosecutor's Office where applicable) may conduct checks and on-site verifications during contract execution and up to five years after final payment. Data processing is subject to EU data protection rules (Regulation (EU) 2018/1725). The Commission may exclude operators via EDES if exclusion grounds arise.

Templates and application form structure (what to prepare / upload)

Applicants must complete and upload the exact forms provided in the tender documents. Key templates and what to include: (1) Invitation à soumissionner (cover and instructions); (2) Annex 1 — Checklist of required documents: declaration on honour (exclusion grounds), legal establishment documents, financial statements or declaration of annual profit before tax for 3 years, turnover declaration, technical capacity evidence (references and contact details), ISO 9001 certificate, consortium and subcontracting questionnaires and powers of attorney where applicable; (3) Annex 2 — Technical specifications: ALL technical data sheets, test reports and certificate attachments referenced in point 3 of Annex 2 (fire resistance test reports, acoustic test reports, formaldehyde conformity, Cradle-to-Cradle or equivalent, PEFC/FSC certificates); (4) Annex 3 — Financial offer form (Bordereau financier): unit prices for each line item (all blue fields must be completed), hourly rate for training, totals; (5) Annex 4 — Draft framework contract: review and be ready to sign if awarded; include bank details and any requested declarations. The eSubmission system will generate an offer report listing uploaded documents — do not upload a separate system-generated report as a supporting document.

1. 1Document naming and technical constraints: follow eSubmission System Requirements (supported file types, UTF-8 encoding, attachments <50 MB each, up to 200 attachments per submission).
2. 2PIC: ensure your organisation PIC is active and used; subcontractors with shares ≥10% require their own PICs and supporting evidence.
3. 3Signatures: the Commission prefers electronic signatures; only Qualified Electronic Signatures (QES) are accepted for contract signature per eIDAS where required. The contract model includes signature blocks for single bidders or consortiums and a power of attorney model for consortium leader authority.

Procurement-specific clarifications and procedural notes

Optional site visits are strictly limited (one visit per tenderer, up to two persons). Questions must be submitted via the portal Q&A. CA will not respond to questions submitted after 23/04/2026. If eSubmission is unavailable in the final 5 calendar days before deadline, the CA reserves the right to extend the deadline and will publish a new deadline on the tender page. Bidders should subscribe to the tender on the Funding & Tenders portal to receive updates.

Categorisation answers (concise structured extraction)

Eligible Applicant Types:startups, SMEs, large enterprises, manufacturers, traders, distributors, installers (where allowed), consortiums (joint bids), subcontractors; public bodies may participate if legally allowed. Research institutes, universities, NGOs may participate if they act as economic operators and meet selection criteria. Individuals are not the target; legal entities with PIC required.

Funding Type:procurement (supply contract), framework agreement (no grant/loan/equity involved).

Consortium Requirement:consortiums allowed; single tenderer or consortium may submit. If consortium, a power of attorney / agreement and joint & several liability are required; a lead partner (chef de file) must be designated.

Beneficiary Scope (Geographic Eligibility):suppliers able to lawfully bid in EU procurement; the contracting authority is an EU institution (Commission), so commercial operators established anywhere allowed by the procurement rules for this procedure (GPA applies). In practice EU suppliers and suppliers capable of delivering in Brussels are relevant.

Target Sector:buildings / construction fit-out, interior finishes, partitions and doors, building products and supplies; sectors include construction materials, timber products, acoustics, fire safety products.

Mentioned Countries:Belgium (delivery location Brussels). Contracting authority: Commission européenne (EU institution). Documents and delivery place reference Region Brussels-Capital and Belgian regulations.

Project Stage:procurement for supply to support refurbishment — maturity: procurement / commercial delivery stage (manufacturing and supply of mature products); products must be certified and tested (not R&D).

Funding Amount:no lump-sum grant value. The framework draft leaves maximum amount blank in model; estimated volumes given: approx. €10,600 M² partitions and 650 doors. Selection requires unit pricing across Annex 3; final aggregated framework ceiling will be set at award. Tender documents require bidders to complete the Bordereau financier; total evaluated price will be calculated by multiplying bidders’ unit prices by the indicative volumes.

Application Type:open call for tenders (open procedure) with single electronic submission deadline.

Nature of Support:non-research commercial supply contract — beneficiaries (supplier) will receive monetary payment for supplies under the contract (money), not grants; procurement payment terms apply.

Application Stages:single-stage submission with post-submission evaluation phases (administrative/exclusion checks, selection capacity checks, technical compliance, financial evaluation). Effectively 1 major submission stage, followed by evaluation steps (3–4 internal stages).

Success Rates:not published. As a single-award framework with award to the lowest compliant tender, success rate depends on number of bidders; no specific success probability provided in the tender documents.

Co-funding Requirement:none. This is procurement: bidders price their supplies and the Commission pays according to contract terms. No co-funding from applicant is required.

Application checklist and recommended bidder preparation (derived from annexes)

1. 1Register and obtain PIC in Participant Register; ensure organisation has EU Login and access to eSubmission.
2. 2Download and complete Annex 3 Bordereau Financier: fill all blue fields (unit prices in EUR, two decimals, excl. VAT).
3. 3Complete Annex 1 checklist: prepare declaration on honour (use official model link), legal establishment documents, contact person details including authorised signatory and whether QES will be used.
4. 4Provide financial capacity evidence: audited accounts for last 3 years showing positive profit before tax OR declaration plus third-party guarantee if negative.
5. 5Provide turnover declaration showing average annual turnover in the relevant sector >= €875,000 over last 3 years.
6. 6Provide technical capacity evidence: up to five relevant contracts totalling >= €1,050,000 with references and contact details.
7. 7Attach ISO 9001 (or equivalent) certificate from accredited body.
8. 8Attach all product technical datasheets, fire resistance and acoustic test reports, Cradle-to-Cradle or equivalent, PEFC/FSC certificates for wood components, manufacturer declarations confirming panels are formaldehyde-free, installation manuals and training offer hourly rate.
9. 9If consortium: complete joint bid questionnaire, provide power of attorney/agreement naming lead partner and confirming joint & several liability; provide individual declarations on honour for each member.
10. 10If subcontractors proposed (>=10% share): include subcontractor form and letter of commitment, plus their exclusion and capacity documents.
11. 11Name the authorised signatory and indicate signature arrangements (single or joint). If using QES, confirm qualified certificate availability.

Practical notes:ensure each uploaded file obeys eSubmission system requirements (file types, size <50 MB per file, total up to 200 attachments), properly name attachments per the system guidance, and subscribe to the tender page to receive Q&A updates. Plan for certificate validity and allow time to gather fire/acoustic test reports and forest certification documents.

Concluding summary: what this opportunity is about and how to approach it

This is an open procurement procedure launched by the European Commission (Office for Infrastructure and Logistics in Brussels) to award a single-supplier framework agreement for the supply of interior partition systems, doors and associated accessories required for the refurbishment of the Charlemagne building in Brussels. The contract is supply-only (installation is excluded) and the award criterion is the lowest price among technically and administratively compliant bids. Bidders must demonstrate financial solidity (minimum sectoral turnover threshold and positive profits or equivalent guarantees), technical experience delivering partition systems (references and certificates), and product compliance with fire, acoustic and environmental requirements (Cradle-to-Cradle or equivalent, PEFC/FSC, formaldehyde-free panels). Submissions are electronic via eSubmission using a PIC; all required templates (declaration on honour, financial schedule, technical annexes, draft contract) are published and must be completed exactly as requested. Key deadlines: request for information cut-off 23/04/2026; submission deadline 04/05/2026 16:00 Brussels time; public opening 05/05/2026 15:00. Thorough compliance with Annex 1 checklist, complete technical evidence and fully populated Annex 3 are critical because the award is the lowest compliant price. For procedural clarifications and Q&A, use the portal Q&A tool; attend the optional site visit (14/04/2026) if you need to inspect site constraints. Subscribe to the tender page to receive any amendments or clarifications.

Footnote marker:see tender documents and guidance for eSubmission system requirements and annexes ¹.

Footnotes

1. 1Tender documents and templates are published on the Funding & Tenders Portal tender page for this procedure (EC-OIB/2026/OP/0003). Access the Invitation to tender, Annex 1 Check-list, Annex 2 Technical specifications, Annex 3 Financial form and Annex 4 Draft framework contract at the Funding & Tenders Portal opportunity page: ec.europa.eu.

Opportunity Overview

This is an open procedure call for tenders (EC-OIB/2026/OP/0003) for the supply of full partitions, glazed partitions, doors, and related accessories for the refurbishment of the Charlemagne building in Brussels. The procedure will result in a single framework agreement without reopening of competition, awarded to the lowest price compliant offer. TED reference: 64/2026 223529-2026. Published on 01/04/2026.

Contracting Authority:European Commission, OIB - Office for Infrastructure and Logistics in Brussels. Contact: oib-marches-publics@ec.europa.eu. Location: Rue Belliard 28, 1049 Brussels, Belgium.

Key Dates:TED publication: 01/04/2026. Questions deadline: 23/04/2026 23:59. Site visits: 14/04/2026 at 10:00 and 14:00 (Rue de la Loi 170, Brussels; register by 12/04/2026). Tender deadline: 04/05/2026 16:00 (Brussels time). Public opening: 05/05/2026 15:00 (virtual).

Scope and Technical Specifications

Supply of modular, removable full-height partitions (steel frame, melamine-faced chipboard panels 18mm thick, rock wool insulation), glazed partitions (EI00/EI30/EI60 fire-rated), claustra-type wooden slat partitions, complete door modules (EI30 fire-rated with wooden transoms), double doors, and accessories. Installation not included. Must comply with Belgian Royal Decree 07/07/1994 on fire prevention (EI fire resistance, acoustic performance 35-48 dB min), EN 13501 standards. Environmental requirements: Cradle-to-Cradle certified (or equivalent), PEFC/FSC sustainable wood, formaldehyde-free panels. Provide technical manuals, installation guides, and training (2-hour sessions at EUR hourly rate, 10 hours estimated).

Estimated Quantities (indicative, +/-10% dimensions, no commitment):

Total estimated ~€10,600 M² partitions and ~650 doors/modules over 48 months. Prices in EUR ex VAT/taxes (EU exempt), unit prices for evaluation (total = qty x unit price). Delivery: Charlemagne building (Rue de la Loi 170, Brussels) or other Brussels-Capital sites (48h notice). Notify 5 days prior with details. No partial deliveries except exceptional cases. Pallets recovered by supplier.

Eligibility and Who Can Participate

Open to all economic operators from EU/EEA/GPA countries. Joint tenders allowed (with power of attorney to lead). Subcontracting permitted (questionnaire required if >10% value; supplier remains responsible). EU Login and PIC required for eSubmission.

Exclusion Criteria

• Declaration on honour of no exclusion grounds (EU Early Detection and Exclusion System checked). Provide proofs on request.
• No grave professional misconduct, conflicts of interest, etc.

Selection Criteria

• Economic/financial: Positive pre-tax results last 3 years; average annual turnover >= €875,000 last 3 years for similar supplies.
• Technical/professional: Proof of max 5 similar contracts (partitions supply) total >= €1,050,000 last 3 years (references with contacts); ISO 9001 quality certification (accredited).

Award Criteria

Lowest price among technically/administratively compliant offers. Compliance checked via technical docs (C2C certs, PEFC/FSC, formaldehyde-free declarations, fire/acoustic tests, installation manuals). Offer validity: 6 months.

Contract Details

Type/Duration:Single framework agreement, max 48 months. Specific contracts via ePortal requests (response within 5 working days). Prices firm year 1, revisable annually via Belgian HICP index from year 2.

Payments:30 calendar days on invoice + signed delivery note post-delivery. No advances/interim/retainers. EUR account. EU VAT/tax exempt (Protocol 7). E-invoicing via portal.

Submission Process

1. 1Register EU Login/PIC.
2. 2Download docs from EU Funding & Tenders Portal.
3. 3Complete Annex 1 (checklist/declarations), Annex 3 (financial form), technical proofs.
4. 4Submit electronically via eSubmission by 04/05/2026 16:00 Brussels time.
5. 5One offer per tenderer (last valid if multiple).

Required docs:Honour declaration, financial statements/turnover proof, contract references, ISO 9001, official registration, authorised signatory details, financial offer, technical certs/tests/manuals. For groups/subcontractors: specific forms/engagements. All in EU official language.

Key Documents

• Invitation to tender.
• Annex 1: Document checklist.
• Annex 2: Technical specifications.
• Annex 3: Financial form (Excel).
• Annex 4: Draft framework contract.

Full details and downloads:EU Funding & Tenders Portal. TED notice: TED Notice. OIB info: OIB Website. ¹.

Footnotes

1. 1Data sourced from EU F&T Portal and TED as of 01/04/2026. Verify latest on official portal before submission.