Horizontal Cooperation Agreement with NOVA IMS for the expansion of the “Mobility Management Platform – DATA4Mobility”, within the scope of the URBACT Econnecting project

This tender concerns a Horizontal Cooperation Agreement with NOVA IMS, focused on the expansion of the "Mobility Management Platform – DATA4Mobility". This initiative is being undertaken within the framework of the URBACT Econnecting project. The primary objective is to enhance and broaden the capabilities of the existing DATA4Mobility platform, which is designed for managing urban mobility.

The scope of work likely involves the development, integration, and deployment of new features and functionalities to the platform. This could include improvements in data collection, analysis, visualization, and reporting related to various aspects of urban mobility, such as public transport, traffic flow, cycling infrastructure, and pedestrian movement. The expansion aims to support the goals of the URBACT Econnecting project, which focuses on sustainable and interconnected urban mobility solutions across European cities.

Key requirements are expected to revolve around the technical specifications of the platform expansion, ensuring interoperability with existing systems, and adherence to data privacy and security standards. The agreement will define the roles and responsibilities of NOVA IMS and the contracting authority in the development and implementation process. The project's location is implicitly European, given its involvement with URBACT. The sector is urban planning and mobility management, with a focus on leveraging data for better decision-making and policy development in sustainable urban transport. This cooperation is crucial for advancing the Econnecting project's objectives by providing a robust and scalable data management tool.

This is a supplies contract in the transport and logistics, architecture and engineering and information and communication technology sectors, with a focus on Urban Mobility. Located in Portugal, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of EUR 10,000.

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