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Exceptional Negotiated procedure for 50% Increase of ENISA F-OCU-24-C10 (ENISA/2024/OP/0005) LOT 23 Contract Ceiling

European Union Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA) · Greece

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Due to an anticipated higher-than-forecast use of this FWC, it has become apparent that the budget allocated will not be enough to service the needs of the Agency. The responsible Project Manager has formally requested an increase of 50% in the maximum budget allowed for this contract. It has been decided to make use of the ‘negotiated procedure without prior publication of a contract notice’ in order to increase the maximum amount available under this…

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PublishedNov 13, 2026
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What is being procured?

Due to an anticipated higher-than-forecast use of this FWC, it has become apparent that the budget allocated will not be enough to service the needs of the Agency. The responsible Project Manager has formally requested an increase of 50% in the maximum budget allowed for this contract. It has been decided to make use of the ‘negotiated procedure without prior publication of a contract notice’ in order to increase the maximum amount available under this contract, fully in keeping with the prerequisite that this possibility was adequately announced at the time of the original procurement procedure.…

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