Latest ECDC Funded Tenders and Procurement Bids

DTS/260921-IT Consultancy Services
The scope of this procedure is to procure expertise to support ECDC in the field of Information Technology. Services will be delivered by external service providers, who will support ECDC in tasks including, but not limited to: •Internal programme, project and product management; •Business analysis and requirements management; •Solution architecture; •Support ECDC staff members in IT governance activities and IT process support; •IT quality assurance and testing; •Information security; •Systems engineering, administration and operational support; •Maintenance of digital solutions; •Data management in the context of Digital Solutions development; •Implementation and support of new and emerging technologies; •Business continuity support in case of interruption of services provided under other contracts. ECDC wishes to conclude a mixed multiple framework contract partly in cascade and partly with reopening of competition with a minimum of 3 and a maximum of 4 economic operators.
Doc Title: DTS/260921-IT Consultancy Services
Contract Type: services

DVD/261012 - Monitoring of excess mortality across Europe for timely assessment of the impact of communicable diseases and public health threats
The purpose of this procurement is to develop and operate a comprehensive system for timely monitoring of all cause mortality in Europe as an indicator of the population level impact of communicable diseases and other major public health threats. Excess all-cause mortality is a basic indicator for the assessment of the impact of influenza epidemics in the general population and an understanding of its epidemiology is key for effective public health planning and action. The most widely accepted and utilised methodology for estimating influenza mortality is to model this from time-series data of all-cause mortality. Vital statistics are accessible for all European countries, but might not be available in a timely fashion. The variation of mortality rates within a population over time can be ascribed to different factors as extreme weather conditions as well as waves of respiratory diseases as seen during the seasonal influenza epidemic. The monitoring of all-cause mortality provides valuable information on the general population and specific age-groups not targeted by disease-specific surveillance systems. Timely monitoring of excess mortality may also provide early warning signals for community-wide acute health effects. The objective of this tender is to establish and maintain a network of European Union, European Economic Area ...