Contract 1

This tender concerns the procurement of the ARO-Portal module, including the corresponding adaptation of the maintenance contract. Additionally, a pool of up to 200 hours for any associated support has been procured. This constitutes the exercise of procurement option 2 from the tender procedure "Delivery and commissioning of an integrated Homebriefing3 system for Austro Control GmbH".

The scope of work involves acquiring a specific software module, the ARO-Portal, which is likely a critical component for operational or administrative functions within the procuring entity. The procurement also necessitates a review and potential modification of the existing maintenance agreement to encompass this new module, ensuring ongoing support and upkeep. A key aspect of this procurement is the allocation of a dedicated support resource, quantified as a pool of up to 200 hours, to address any unforeseen issues or specific requirements that may arise during the implementation or initial operational phase of the ARO-Portal module.

This contract is an offshoot of a prior, larger procurement process for an integrated Homebriefing3 system for Austro Control GmbH. Specifically, it represents the activation of "procurement option 2" from that original tender. This implies that the ARO-Portal module and its associated support were identified as a potential or secondary requirement within the initial tender, and the decision has now been made to proceed with its acquisition. The context suggests a focus on aviation or air traffic control systems, given the mention of Austro Control GmbH and the nature of briefing systems.

This is a supplies contract in the information and communication technology and general supplies sectors, with a focus on Software and IT support. Located in Austria, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of EUR 426,000.

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