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Poland · Research and development services

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Provision of Research, Innovation and Engineering Assistance and Advisory Services

European Border and Coast Guard Agency (FRONTEX) · Poland

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Provision of Research, Innovation and Engineering Assistance and Advisory Services. Within Frontex, the Research and Innovation Unit participates and contributes to the development of technology, operational and border security research. The ultimate goal is to consistently develop the capabilities of the European Border and Coast Guard in line with the Capabilities Development Plan (CDP), which includes those of the Member States and of the Agency…

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Deadline Not announced
Estimated value8,000,000 EUR
PublishedOct 8, 2026
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Provision of Research, Innovation and Engineering Assistance and Advisory Services. Within Frontex, the Research and Innovation Unit participates and contributes to the development of technology, operational and border security research. The ultimate goal is to consistently develop the capabilities of the European Border and Coast Guard in line with the Capabilities Development Plan (CDP), which includes those of the Member States and of the Agency itself. In addition to Research and Innovation, Engineering expertise plays a crucial role in providing technical management of the Agency's equipment and services throughout their lifecycle.…

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