Official source
| Original official title | EEA/DTL/TC/26/002 - Topic Centre on Digital Capabilities and Geospatial Services |
|---|---|
| Source language | English |
| Buyer | European Environment Agency (EEA) |
| Country | Denmark |
| Identifier | EEA/2026/OP/0023 · EEA/DTL/TC/26/002 |
| Procedure | Open procedure |
| Deadline | 6 August 2026, 14:00 Europe/Copenhagen |
| Value | EUR 4,000,000 excluding VAT |
Boundary
Estimated value EUR 4,000,000 excluding VAT. Submission requires prior formal designation as a Topic Centre Organisation. Detailed eligibility, staffing, contract and award requirements remain in the procurement documents.
Verified opportunity overview
The European Environment Agency is procuring a framework for a new EEA-Eionet Topic Centre covering digital capabilities and geospatial services. The verified public scope spans data governance, modern data platforms, advanced analytics, artificial intelligence, Earth observation, GIS and capacity building.
Current status and key dates
The official EU procurement record was published on 29 May 2026 and showed a submission deadline of 6 August 2026 at 14:00 Europe/Copenhagen. The official record remains controlling for any later amendment, replacement file or timetable change.
Scope and deliverables
The confirmed scope includes EEA-Eionet data governance and flows; Reportnet, DataHub and data-lakehouse capabilities; analytics, machine learning and large-language-model related work; Earth-observation and GIS services; and training and support for the EEA-Eionet community.
Lots and contract structure
The opened public summary identifies a framework agreement but does not expose a detailed lot structure or call-off model. Suppliers must inspect the procurement documents before assuming the opportunity is a single indivisible work package.
Supplier requirements
EEA's official Topic Centre call page states that organisations must first be formally designated as Topic Centre Organisations before submitting a tender. The detailed designation process, consortium rules, staffing requirements, financial thresholds and technical evidence remain controlling in the live official documents.
Submission and award method
The official EU procurement workspace controls electronic submission. It identifies an open procedure and a 6 August 2026 deadline, but the opened summary does not expose the complete response schedules, award criteria, weights or mandatory attachments.
Value explanation
The official EU procurement record states an estimated total value of EUR 4,000,000 excluding VAT. This is a framework estimate, not guaranteed revenue, annual spend or a minimum commitment to any supplier.
Amendments and status history
No separate corrigendum or amendment was identified in the official pages opened for this review. Suppliers should check the live procurement workspace for revised files, clarification answers, designation updates and deadline changes.
Supplier relevance
The opportunity may be relevant to organisations or consortia combining environmental data expertise with data engineering, cloud and platform architecture, analytics, AI, Earth observation, GIS and training capability. ContractLens does not decide whether an organisation meets the Topic Centre designation or tender eligibility rules.
Procurement data limitations and missing details
The opened public summary does not expose detailed duration, lot or call-off mechanics, staffing levels, mandatory certifications, financial thresholds, complete evaluation weights or contractual service levels. Those details remain in the official tender and Topic Centre designation documents.
Official sources and verification history
Primary procurement evidence is the official EU public-procurement record for EEA/2026/OP/0023, checked on 22 July 2026. The accompanying official EEA Topic Centre call page was also checked for the formal designation condition and deadline. The live official sources remain authoritative over this report.