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Copenhagen, September 17, 2001
OPEN procedure (EEA/IAR/006/01)
1. Awarding authority:
The European Environment Agency
Kongens Nytorv 6
DK-1050 Copenhagen
Denmark
Tel: (+45) 33 36 71 00
Fax: (+45) 33 36 71 99
2. Award procedure:
Open call for tender (ref.: EEA/IAR/006/01)
3. Description and objectives of project:
Following the Cardiff Summit, increasing attention is being given by the European Environment Agency to the monitoring of the progress of the integration of environmental concerns into transport policies and to the assessment of the effectiveness of related policy instruments.
The Agencys activities related to the transport sector (and its interaction with environment) requires access to a wide range of expertise, in particular on the integrated assessment of pressures/impacts engendered by the sector, transport - environment policy integration, transport economy, pricing, taxation, demand management, logistics, technology, links with spatial development and other sectors, travel behaviour etc. In addition, expertise will also be required regarding the wider sustainability concerns, including transport related socio-economic and health impacts and benefits. Taking into account the priorities in the current and coming EEA work programmes, and the expertise currently available in the EEA and in its EIONET network (in particular European Topic Centres) and the co-operation with Eurostat (responsible for providing most of the statistics on developments in the sectors), expertise is being sought to support the development of the Agencys transport related activities and the preparation of the Agencys 2002-2004 activities and projects on transport and the environment.4. Purpose of call for tender:
To establish a framework agreement with a contractor that can provide broad support to the EEAs various transport related tasks and projects in the implementation of its work programmes for 2002, 2003 and 2004.
5. Tasks:
Tasks can, among others, include:
These tasks are to be developed in close co-operation with EEA project managers, the European Topic Centres and Eurostat.
The offer should express the tenderers views and insights on the tasks mentioned in the description above and experience in the aspects mentioned in point 10 below.
The broader requirements of the transport related projects being developed by the EEA will determine the numbers of days and staff to be allocated to each specific agreements that will concluded under this framework contract.
6. Duration of the framework contract:
Three years (36 months) from the date of signing the contract, with the possibility to renew it twice for a period of one year, its maximum duration being limited to 5 years.
The expected consultancy workload for the first working year is (indicatively) estimated at 400 staff-days.
7. Request for tender documents:
8. Submission of tenders:
9. Persons authorised to be present at the opening of tenders:
Officials from the Agency and financial controller.
10. Prices and payment terms:
The contractors will be expected to offer their services at daily rates (in EURO per day) according to the expertise offered and levels of experience (i.e. senior and junior contractor). Travel and subsistence expenses likely to be incurred in the course of execution of the contract (for short term missions to EEA and elsewhere) are to be excluded from these daily rates and indicated separately.
Travel and subsidence costs for short term missions to EEA or elsewhere shall be agreed under the specific agreements, and shall be reimbursed in accordance with the rules and conditions relating to the payment of missions expenses in force at the Agency.
In addition, daily rates have to be given for longer term periods of intra muros work at the EEAs premises in Copenhagen (more than 14 consecutive days). These need to specify the daily fees and travel/subsistence costs (as calculated by the contractor) separately.
The terms of payment will be specified in the specific agreements and are those which are in force at the European Environment Agency for Service contracts.
11. Selection criteria:
Tenderers must provide evidence of their identity, financial and economic standing and professional and technical qualifications by means of the following documents:
Tenders will lapse: 12 months after the final date for receipt of tenders.
12. Award criteria:
The contract will be awarded to the tenderer whose offer is the most advantageous in the working area or areas of interest, taking into account the following criteria:
Tenders from consortiums of firms or groups of service providers or contractors shall specify the role, qualifications and experience of each member or group.
13. Framework contract
The successful company/consortium will be offered a framework contract of three years (36 months) from the date of signing the contract, with the possibility to renew it twice for a period of one year.
On the basis of this framework contract, the contractor will be engaged by the EEA, through specific agreements for each concrete transport related project.
14. Date of dispatch of the notice: September 6, 2001
15. Date of receipt by the Office for Official Publications of the European Communities: September 6, 2001
Enclosures: Call for tender documents (136 Kb PDF)
Annex VI: TERM 2001 report (1.37 Mb PDF)
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