Acquisition of Services for the Development of Geovisualization and Port Process Digitization Solutions, with an Emphasis on Technological Innovation and Scientific Production - Procedure No. 49/DCP-GCE/UE/2026

This tender, under Procedure No. 49/DCP-GCE/UE/2026, seeks the acquisition of services focused on developing advanced solutions for geovisualization and the digitization of port-related processes. The core objective is to leverage technological innovation to improve the management, monitoring, and operational efficiency within port environments. Geovisualization implies the creation of tools and platforms that integrate geographical data with visual representations, enabling better spatial analysis and decision-making. Digitization of port processes aims to streamline workflows, reduce paperwork, and enhance data accessibility through digital means. A key emphasis is placed on technological innovation, suggesting a need for cutting-edge solutions, and scientific production, indicating a potential requirement for research, development, and the dissemination of findings. The services may include software development, system integration, data analysis, user training, and ongoing technical support. Bidders are expected to present proposals demonstrating strong capabilities in geospatial technologies, software engineering, and an understanding of port operations. The evaluation will likely prioritize innovative approaches, technical expertise, project management capabilities, and the potential for scientific contribution.

This is a services contract in the information and communication technology, Research and architecture and engineering sectors. Located in Portugal, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of EUR 11,004.

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