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Asset data platform

Swedavia AB · Sweden

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Official summary

Swedavia will procure a new framework agreement for the Asset Data Platform, which will replace the current property portal. The system shall handle technical facility information and documentation of Swedavia's facilities and be a library for all drawings and documents that operations and contractors may need in the work at the airport. The system is to be delivered as an on-Preem solution, and the agreement applies to all ten airports. "If the…

What is being procured?
Deadline Not announced
Estimated value96,000,000 SEK
PublishedOct 2, 2026
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Official summary

What is being procured?

Swedavia will procure a new framework agreement for the Asset Data Platform, which will replace the current property portal. The system shall handle technical facility information and documentation of Swedavia's facilities and be a library for all drawings and documents that operations and contractors may need in the work at the airport. The system is to be delivered as an on-Preem solution, and the agreement applies to all ten airports. "If the candidate wants to use the European Single Procurement Document (ESPD) this will be made available by Swedavia upon request. The document can then be filled out and enclosed to the application. Please note that this is voluntarily."

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  1. Competition notice

    · TED 452828-2026

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    · TED 680484-2026

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