Public procurement notice: Additional Information
Published: 2017-03-10
Buyer: Digipolis
Country: BE
Region: Arr. Antwerpen
Contract type: Services
Procedure: Open procedure
CPV classification: 48000000 | 72000000 | 73100000
Submission deadline: 2017-04-14
Award criteria: The most economic tender

Technical requirements: The SELECT for Cities Pre-Commercial Procurement is implemented by means of a Framework Agreement covering 3 R&D phases, with specific Specific Contracts for each of Phases. The Framework Agreement sets all the framework conditions for the entire duration of the PCP (covering all the Phases). The Framework Agreement remains binding for the duration of all Phases for which Contractors remain in the PCP. A Contractor must have been awarded a Specific Contract for Phase 1 in order to be considered for Phase 2; a Contractor must have been awarded Specific Contracts for Phases 1 and 2 in order to be considered for Phase 3. Tenderers that are awarded a Framework Agreement will also be awarded a Specific Contract for Phase 1. Phase 1 shall have a maximum duration of 2 months. A call-off will be organised for Phase 2. Only Contractors that successfully completed Phase 1 will be eligible to submit a Tender for Phase 2. Phase 2 shall have a maximum duration of 6 months. A second call-off will be organised for Phase 3. Only Contractors that successfully completed Phase 2 will be eligible to submit a Tender for Phase 3. Phase 3 shall have a maximum duration of 9 months. The Buyers group expects a minimum number of Contractors per phase of 8 (Phase 1) — 4 (Phase 2) — 3 (Phase 3). The exact number of contracts finally awarded will depend on the prices offered and the number of tenders passing the evaluation.
The SELECT for Cities Pre-Commercial Procurement is implemented by means of a Framework Agreement covering 3 R&D phases, with specific Specific Contracts for each of Phases. The Framework Agreement sets all the framework conditions for the entire duration of the PCP (covering all the Phases). The Framework Agreement remains binding for the duration of all Phases for which Contractors remain in the PCP. A Contractor must have been awarded a Specific Contract for Phase 1 in order to be considered for Phase 2; a Contractor must have been awarded Specific Contracts for Phases 1 and 2 in order to be considered for Phase 3. Tenderers that are awarded a Framework Agreement will also be awarded a Specific Contract for Phase 1. Phase 1 shall have a maximum duration of 2 months. A call-off will be organised for Phase 2. Only Contractors that successfully completed Phase 1 will be eligible to submit a Tender for Phase 2. Phase 2 shall have a maximum duration of 6 months. A second call-off will be organised for Phase 3. Only Contractors that successfully completed Phase 2 will be eligible to submit a Tender for Phase 3. Phase 3 shall have a maximum duration of 9 months. The Buyers group expects a minimum number of Contractors per phase of 9 (Phase 1) — 6 (Phase 2) — 3 (Phase 3). The exact number of contracts finally awarded will depend on the prices offered and the number of tenders passing the evaluation.
The SELECT for Cities Pre-Commercial Procurement is implemented by means of a Framework Agreement covering 3 R&D phases, with specific Specific Contracts for each of Phases. The Framework Agreement sets all the framework conditions for the entire duration of the PCP (covering all the Phases). The Framework Agreement remains binding for the duration of all Phases for which Contractors remain in the PCP. A Contractor must have been awarded a Specific Contract for Phase 1 in order to be considered for Phase 2; a Contractor must have been awarded Specific Contracts for Phases 1 and 2 in order to be considered for Phase 3. Tenderers that are awarded a Framework Agreement will also be awarded a Specific Contract for Phase 1. Phase 1 shall have a maximum duration of 2 months. A call-off will be organised for Phase 2. Only Contractors that successfully completed Phase 1 will be eligible to submit a Tender for Phase 2. Phase 2 shall have a maximum duration of 6 months. A second call-off will be organised for Phase 3. Only Contractors that successfully completed Phase 2 will be eligible to submit a Tender for Phase 3. Phase 3 shall have a maximum duration of 9 months. The Buyers group expects a minimum number of Contractors per phase of 8 (Phase 1) — 4 (Phase 2) — 3 (Phase 3). The exact number of contracts finally awarded will depend on the prices offered and the number of tenders passing the evaluation.
The SELECT for Cities Pre-Commercial Procurement is implemented by means of a Framework Agreement covering 3 R&D phases, with specific Specific Contracts for each of Phases. The Framework Agreement sets all the framework conditions for the entire duration of the PCP (covering all the Phases). The Framework Agreement remains binding for the duration of all Phases for which Contractors remain in the PCP. A Contractor must have been awarded a Specific Contract for Phase 1 in order to be considered for Phase 2; a Contractor must have been awarded Specific Contracts for Phases 1 and 2 in order to be considered for Phase 3. Tenderers that are awarded a Framework Agreement will also be awarded a Specific Contract for Phase 1. Phase 1 shall have a maximum duration of 2 months. A call-off will be organised for Phase 2. Only Contractors that successfully completed Phase 1 will be eligible to submit a Tender for Phase 2. Phase 2 shall have a maximum duration of 6 months. A second call-off will be organised for Phase 3. Only Contractors that successfully completed Phase 2 will be eligible to submit a Tender for Phase 3. Phase 3 shall have a maximum duration of 9 months. The Buyers group expects a minimum number of Contractors per phase of 9 (Phase 1) — 6 (Phase 2) — 3 (Phase 3). The exact number of contracts finally awarded will depend on the prices offered and the number of tenders passing the evaluation.
The SELECT for Cities Pre-Commercial Procurement is implemented by means of a Framework Agreement covering 3 R&D phases, with specific Specific Contracts for each of Phases. The Framework Agreement sets all the framework conditions for the entire duration of the PCP (covering all the Phases). The Framework Agreement remains binding for the duration of all Phases for which Contractors remain in the PCP. A Contractor must have been awarded a Specific Contract for Phase 1 in order to be considered for Phase 2; a Contractor must have been awarded Specific Contracts for Phases 1 and 2 in order to be considered for Phase 3. Tenderers that are awarded a Framework Agreement will also be awarded a Specific Contract for Phase 1. Phase 1 shall have a maximum duration of 2 months. A call-off will be organised for Phase 2. Only Contractors that successfully completed Phase 1 will be eligible to submit a Tender for Phase 2. Phase 2 shall have a maximum duration of 6 months. A second call-off will be organised for Phase 3. Only Contractors that successfully completed Phase 2 will be eligible to submit a Tender for Phase 3. Phase 3 shall have a maximum duration of 9 months. The Buyers group expects a minimum number of Contractors per phase of 8 (Phase 1) — 4 (Phase 2) — 3 (Phase 3). The exact number of contracts finally awarded will depend on the prices offered and the number of tenders passing the evaluation.
The SELECT for Cities Pre-Commercial Procurement is implemented by means of a Framework Agreement covering 3 R&D phases, with specific Specific Contracts for each of Phases. The Framework Agreement sets all the framework conditions for the entire duration of the PCP (covering all the Phases). The Framework Agreement remains binding for the duration of all Phases for which Contractors remain in the PCP. A Contractor must have been awarded a Specific Contract for Phase 1 in order to be considered for Phase 2; a Contractor must have been awarded Specific Contracts for Phases 1 and 2 in order to be considered for Phase 3. Tenderers that are awarded a Framework Agreement will also be awarded a Specific Contract for Phase 1. Phase 1 shall have a maximum duration of 2 months. A call-off will be organised for Phase 2. Only Contractors that successfully completed Phase 1 will be eligible to submit a Tender for Phase 2. Phase 2 shall have a maximum duration of 6 months. A second call-off will be organised for Phase 3. Only Contractors that successfully completed Phase 2 will be eligible to submit a Tender for Phase 3. Phase 3 shall have a maximum duration of 9 months. The Buyers group expects a minimum number of Contractors per phase of 9 (Phase 1) — 6 (Phase 2) — 3 (Phase 3). The exact number of contracts finally awarded will depend on the prices offered and the number of tenders passing the evaluation.
The SELECT for Cities Pre-Commercial Procurement is implemented by means of a Framework Agreement covering 3 R&D phases, with specific Specific Contracts for each of Phases. The Framework Agreement sets all the framework conditions for the entire duration of the PCP (covering all the Phases). The Framework Agreement remains binding for the duration of all Phases for which Contractors remain in the PCP. A Contractor must have been awarded a Specific Contract for Phase 1 in order to be considered for Phase 2; a Contractor must have been awarded Specific Contracts for Phases 1 and 2 in order to be considered for Phase 3. Tenderers that are awarded a Framework Agreement will also be awarded a Specific Contract for Phase 1. Phase 1 shall have a maximum duration of 2 months. A call-off will be organised for Phase 2. Only Contractors that successfully completed Phase 1 will be eligible to submit a Tender for Phase 2. Phase 2 shall have a maximum duration of 6 months. A second call-off will be organised for Phase 3. Only Contractors that successfully completed Phase 2 will be eligible to submit a Tender for Phase 3. Phase 3 shall have a maximum duration of 9 months. The Buyers group expects a minimum number of Contractors per phase of 8 (Phase 1) — 4 (Phase 2) — 3 (Phase 3). The exact number of contracts finally awarded will depend on the prices offered and the number of tenders passing the evaluation.
The SELECT for Cities Pre-Commercial Procurement is implemented by means of a Framework Agreement covering 3 R&D phases, with specific Specific Contracts for each of Phases. The Framework Agreement sets all the framework conditions for the entire duration of the PCP (covering all the Phases). The Framework Agreement remains binding for the duration of all Phases for which Contractors remain in the PCP. A Contractor must have been awarded a Specific Contract for Phase 1 in order to be considered for Phase 2; a Contractor must have been awarded Specific Contracts for Phases 1 and 2 in order to be considered for Phase 3. Tenderers that are awarded a Framework Agreement will also be awarded a Specific Contract for Phase 1. Phase 1 shall have a maximum duration of 2 months. A call-off will be organised for Phase 2. Only Contractors that successfully completed Phase 1 will be eligible to submit a Tender for Phase 2. Phase 2 shall have a maximum duration of 6 months. A second call-off will be organised for Phase 3. Only Contractors that successfully completed Phase 2 will be eligible to submit a Tender for Phase 3. Phase 3 shall have a maximum duration of 9 months. The Buyers group expects a minimum number of Contractors per phase of 9 (Phase 1) — 6 (Phase 2) — 3 (Phase 3). The exact number of contracts finally awarded will depend on the prices offered and the number of tenders passing the evaluation.
The SELECT for Cities Pre-Commercial Procurement is implemented by means of a Framework Agreement covering 3 R&D phases, with specific Specific Contracts for each of Phases. The Framework Agreement sets all the framework conditions for the entire duration of the PCP (covering all the Phases). The Framework Agreement remains binding for the duration of all Phases for which Contractors remain in the PCP. A Contractor must have been awarded a Specific Contract for Phase 1 in order to be considered for Phase 2; a Contractor must have been awarded Specific Contracts for Phases 1 and 2 in order to be considered for Phase 3. Tenderers that are awarded a Framework Agreement will also be awarded a Specific Contract for Phase 1. Phase 1 shall have a maximum duration of 2 months. A call-off will be organised for Phase 2. Only Contractors that successfully completed Phase 1 will be eligible to submit a Tender for Phase 2. Phase 2 shall have a maximum duration of 6 months. A second call-off will be organised for Phase 3. Only Contractors that successfully completed Phase 2 will be eligible to submit a Tender for Phase 3. Phase 3 shall have a maximum duration of 9 months. The Buyers group expects a minimum number of Contractors per phase of 8 (Phase 1) — 4 (Phase 2) — 3 (Phase 3). The exact number of contracts finally awarded will depend on the prices offered and the number of tenders passing the evaluation.
The SELECT for Cities Pre-Commercial Procurement is implemented by means of a Framework Agreement covering 3 R&D phases, with specific Specific Contracts for each of Phases. The Framework Agreement sets all the framework conditions for the entire duration of the PCP (covering all the Phases). The Framework Agreement remains binding for the duration of all Phases for which Contractors remain in the PCP. A Contractor must have been awarded a Specific Contract for Phase 1 in order to be considered for Phase 2; a Contractor must have been awarded Specific Contracts for Phases 1 and 2 in order to be considered for Phase 3. Tenderers that are awarded a Framework Agreement will also be awarded a Specific Contract for Phase 1. Phase 1 shall have a maximum duration of 2 months. A call-off will be organised for Phase 2. Only Contractors that successfully completed Phase 1 will be eligible to submit a Tender for Phase 2. Phase 2 shall have a maximum duration of 6 months. A second call-off will be organised for Phase 3. Only Contractors that successfully completed Phase 2 will be eligible to submit a Tender for Phase 3. Phase 3 shall have a maximum duration of 9 months. The Buyers group expects a minimum number of Contractors per phase of 9 (Phase 1) — 6 (Phase 2) — 3 (Phase 3). The exact number of contracts finally awarded will depend on the prices offered and the number of tenders passing the evaluation.
The SELECT for Cities Pre-Commercial Procurement is implemented by means of a Framework Agreement covering 3 R&D phases, with specific Specific Contracts for each of Phases. The Framework Agreement sets all the framework conditions for the entire duration of the PCP (covering all the Phases). The Framework Agreement remains binding for the duration of all Phases for which Contractors remain in the PCP. A Contractor must have been awarded a Specific Contract for Phase 1 in order to be considered for Phase 2; a Contractor must have been awarded Specific Contracts for Phases 1 and 2 in order to be considered for Phase 3. Tenderers that are awarded a Framework Agreement will also be awarded a Specific Contract for Phase 1. Phase 1 shall have a maximum duration of 2 months. A call-off will be organised for Phase 2. Only Contractors that successfully completed Phase 1 will be eligible to submit a Tender for Phase 2. Phase 2 shall have a maximum duration of 6 months. A second call-off will be organised for Phase 3. Only Contractors that successfully completed Phase 2 will be eligible to submit a Tender for Phase 3. Phase 3 shall have a maximum duration of 9 months. The Buyers group expects a minimum number of Contractors per phase of 8 (Phase 1) — 4 (Phase 2) — 3 (Phase 3). The exact number of contracts finally awarded will depend on the prices offered and the number of tenders passing the evaluation.
The SELECT for Cities Pre-Commercial Procurement is implemented by means of a Framework Agreement covering 3 R&D phases, with specific Specific Contracts for each of Phases. The Framework Agreement sets all the framework conditions for the entire duration of the PCP (covering all the Phases). The Framework Agreement remains binding for the duration of all Phases for which Contractors remain in the PCP. A Contractor must have been awarded a Specific Contract for Phase 1 in order to be considered for Phase 2; a Contractor must have been awarded Specific Contracts for Phases 1 and 2 in order to be considered for Phase 3. Tenderers that are awarded a Framework Agreement will also be awarded a Specific Contract for Phase 1. Phase 1 shall have a maximum duration of 2 months. A call-off will be organised for Phase 2. Only Contractors that successfully completed Phase 1 will be eligible to submit a Tender for Phase 2. Phase 2 shall have a maximum duration of 6 months. A second call-off will be organised for Phase 3. Only Contractors that successfully completed Phase 2 will be eligible to submit a Tender for Phase 3. Phase 3 shall have a maximum duration of 9 months. The Buyers group expects a minimum number of Contractors per phase of 9 (Phase 1) — 6 (Phase 2) — 3 (Phase 3). The exact number of contracts finally awarded will depend on the prices offered and the number of tenders passing the evaluation.
Υπηρεσίες τεχνολογίας των πληροφοριών: παροχή συμβουλών, ανάπτυξη λογισμικού, Διαδίκτυο και υποστήριξη
The SELECT for Cities Pre-Commercial Procurement is implemented by means of a Framework Agreement covering 3 R&D phases, with specific Specific Contracts for each of Phases. The Framework Agreement sets all the framework conditions for the entire duration of the PCP (covering all the Phases). The Framework Agreement remains binding for the duration of all Phases for which Contractors remain in the PCP. A Contractor must have been awarded a Specific Contract for Phase 1 in order to be considered for Phase 2; a Contractor must have been awarded Specific Contracts for Phases 1 and 2 in order to be considered for Phase 3. Tenderers that are awarded a Framework Agreement will also be awarded a Specific Contract for Phase 1. Phase 1 shall have a maximum duration of 2 months. A call-off will be organised for Phase 2. Only Contractors that successfully completed Phase 1 will be eligible to submit a Tender for Phase 2. Phase 2 shall have a maximum duration of 6 months. A second call-off will be organised for Phase 3. Only Contractors that successfully completed Phase 2 will be eligible to submit a Tender for Phase 3. Phase 3 shall have a maximum duration of 9 months. The Buyers group expects a minimum number of Contractors per phase of 8 (Phase 1) — 4 (Phase 2) — 3 (Phase 3). The exact number of contracts finally awarded will depend on the prices offered and the number of tenders passing the evaluation.
The SELECT for Cities Pre-Commercial Procurement is implemented by means of a Framework Agreement covering 3 R&D phases, with specific Specific Contracts for each of Phases. The Framework Agreement sets all the framework conditions for the entire duration of the PCP (covering all the Phases). The Framework Agreement remains binding for the duration of all Phases for which Contractors remain in the PCP. A Contractor must have been awarded a Specific Contract for Phase 1 in order to be considered for Phase 2; a Contractor must have been awarded Specific Contracts for Phases 1 and 2 in order to be considered for Phase 3. Tenderers that are awarded a Framework Agreement will also be awarded a Specific Contract for Phase 1. Phase 1 shall have a maximum duration of 2 months. A call-off will be organised for Phase 2. Only Contractors that successfully completed Phase 1 will be eligible to submit a Tender for Phase 2. Phase 2 shall have a maximum duration of 6 months. A second call-off will be organised for Phase 3. Only Contractors that successfully completed Phase 2 will be eligible to submit a Tender for Phase 3. Phase 3 shall have a maximum duration of 9 months. The Buyers group expects a minimum number of Contractors per phase of 9 (Phase 1) — 6 (Phase 2) — 3 (Phase 3). The exact number of contracts finally awarded will depend on the prices offered and the number of tenders passing the evaluation.