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Support services for circular capacity-building in defence in two Lots

European Defence Agency · Belgium

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EDA is launching this call for tender, composed of two complementary Lots. Lot 1 aims to synthesise existing knowledge and project outcomes and translate them into structured guidance that can be readily integrated into defence processes and decision‑making frameworks. Lot 2 responds to the capacity‑building priorities identified through IF CEED, notably in the areas of Green Procurement and other training needs emerging as the programme evolves.…

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Deadline Jun 11, 2026 16:00 UTC+02:00
Estimated value1,200,000 EUR
PublishedMay 11, 2026
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Official summary

What is being procured?

EDA is launching this call for tender, composed of two complementary Lots. Lot 1 aims to synthesise existing knowledge and project outcomes and translate them into structured guidance that can be readily integrated into defence processes and decision‑making frameworks. Lot 2 responds to the capacity‑building priorities identified through IF CEED, notably in the areas of Green Procurement and other training needs emerging as the programme evolves. Together, these Lots contribute to EDA’s wider mission to support Member States in enhancing sustainability, resilience, and resource efficiency within the European defence domain, while promoting the wider adoption of best circular practices across capability lifecycles.

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