SPACE4Cities will organise a tender worth 2.87 million euros at the beginning of 2025. Before that, SPACE4Cities organises an Open Market Consultation (OMC), where we present the themes of Pre-Commercial Procurement (PCP) and share information about the upcoming Call for Tenders.
Time: 9.10.2024 13.00–14.30
Place: online
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Welcome to the Finnish webinar about Open Market Consultation (OMC) for SPACE4Cities project! The webinar introduces the SPACE4Cities project, Pre-Commercial Procurement method (PCP) with the ongoing OMC, and the upcoming Call for Tenders! The webinar is meant for interested organisations from Finland and neighbouring countries. The webinar is held in Finnish with English presentation materials. Questions are accepted in English and Finnish. The webinar will be recorded and published later on Forum Virium Helsinki Youtube channel.
Agenda
The webinar lasts 90 minutes, including:
- Introduction to SPACE4Cities
- PCP process
- OMC activities & resources
- SPACE4Cities challenges and sub-challenges
- Functional requirements
- QnA & Discussion
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During the SPACE4Cities, the participating organisations have the opportunity to develop innovative, pilot solutions not available on the market for the challenges presented by the project’s partner cities. Challenge topics are responsible mobility, adaptation and resilience to climate change, and urban planning and managing urban infrastructure. The best solutions are to field a physical pilot during 2026, and will get an opportunity to scale their service to other European cities.
Pre-Commercial Procurement is open to all interested organisations, not depending on the type of organisation: companies regardless of size, start-ups, research institutes and non-profit organisations and associations can participate in Pre-Commercial Procurement. However, participating organisations must be located in EU member states or other Horizon Europe partner countries.
The solutions developed in the Pre-Commercial Procurement must have commercial potential and scaling possibilities. The SPACE4Cities project offers resources for participation, cooperation opportunities between interested organisations to combine their expertise, as well as data collected from the project’s partner cities.
Photo: Vesa Laitinen
SPACE4Cities is an EU project funded by the Horizon Europe program, which aims for the dynamic management of urban space, utilising the EU’s Copernicus and Galileo satellite programs and other space technologies in an innovative way.
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