25N04434 - Acquisition of IT equipment (server and computers), to address coastal risks amplified by climate change, through the implementation of a Living Lab for Coastal Resilience, stimulating social innovation, in the execution of tasks within the ongoing research activities of the iCOAST project: Innovation ecosystems for climate resilience in

This tender, identified as 25N04434, concerns the procurement of essential IT equipment, specifically a server and computers. The primary objective of this acquisition is to support the implementation of a Living Lab for Coastal Resilience. This initiative aims to address the escalating risks associated with coastal areas, which are significantly amplified by the impacts of climate change. The Living Lab is designed to foster social innovation by providing a platform for research and development activities. The procured equipment will be instrumental in executing ongoing research tasks within the framework of the iCOAST project. The iCOAST project, titled 'Innovation Ecosystems for Climate Resilience in High-Risk Coastal Communities,' is a crucial initiative focused on enhancing the resilience of communities situated in vulnerable coastal zones. This project is financially supported by the Foundation for Science and Technology under the COMPETE 2030 program, specifically co-funded by FEDER (European Regional Development Fund) under the reference FEDER00930000. The procurement of this IT infrastructure is a key step towards enabling the advanced research and data processing required for developing innovative solutions to mitigate climate change-induced coastal hazards and promote sustainable adaptation strategies for high-risk coastal communities.

This is a supplies contract in the environment and climate and Research sectors, with a focus on Climate Adaptation, Coastal Marine and Innovation. Located in Portugal, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of EUR 9,997.

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