Learning through Experimentation for Adaptive Programming (LEAP) – Producing Experimental Designs for ERDF/CF/JTF Investment in the Field of Energy Efficiency Measures
BETED 748747-2026published across the EU
Machine translation. The official title is Learning through Experimentation for Adaptive Programming (LEAP) - Producing experimental designs for ERDF/CF/JTF investment in the field of energy efficiency measures.
European Commission, DG REGIO - Regional and Urban Policy, based in Brussels, has launched a tender for engineering and consulting. The contract is estimated at €340,000 and runs for 9 months. The whole job goes out as a single contract, so you need to be able to deliver all of it, either on your own or together with partners.
Because this is an open procedure, any qualified company is welcome to submit a bid. All bid documents must be written in Bulgarian, Czech, Danish, German, Greek, English, Spanish, Estonian, Finnish, French, Irish, Croatian, Hungarian, Italian, Lithuanian, Latvian, Maltese, Dutch, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Slovak, Slovenian or Swedish and must arrive no later than 7 Dec 2026, 16:00.
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European Commission, DG REGIO - Regional and Urban Policy sees slightly less bidding competition than is typical for this trade. Across 21 known contracts, they average 3.9 bids per tender, against a national average of 4.6. Their latest award was a €189,790 contract (“Capacity development and networking for the youth structures of EU macro-region…”), which went to Uab Civitta, chosen from 4 bids. At €340,000, this tender is right in line with the typical €516,795 for this trade nationally.
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