Acquisition of Software Licensing Services (GPV, CONTAB-SNCAO, CIBE and OFICIAR), for the Quinta da Lageosa Agricultural School (EPAQL) for a period of three years after contract signing based on Article 20(d) of the CCP in its current version.

This tender is for the 'Acquisition of Software Licensing Services' for the Quinta da Lageosa Agricultural School (EPAQL). The specific software packages mentioned are GPV, CONTAB-SNCAO, CIBE, and OFICIAR. These likely represent management, accounting, administrative, or educational software crucial for the school's operations. The contract will be for a period of three years following its signing. The procurement is being conducted based on Article 20(d) of the Portuguese Public Contracts Code (CCP), which typically relates to specific circumstances allowing for direct negotiation or simplified procedures. The contracting authority is the EPAQL, an agricultural school. The objective is to obtain licenses for essential software to support the school's administrative, financial, and potentially educational functions. Interested bidders are software vendors or authorized resellers capable of providing licenses and potentially associated support for the specified software. The tender documents will outline the licensing terms, service level agreements, technical requirements, and the evaluation criteria, which may focus on the suitability of the software, the vendor's experience, and the proposed costs for the three-year period.

This is a supplies contract in the education and training, information and communication technology and audit and accounting sectors, with a focus on Education Infrastructure and Accounting. Located in Portugal, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of EUR 4,740.

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