Data on invasive alien species

This tender concerns the implementation of technical adjustments to existing provider databases to ensure their connectivity and technical compatibility with the central information system for nature (NarcIS). The primary objective is to facilitate the integration of data related to invasive alien species into a unified national system. This involves modifying current database structures and implementing necessary interfaces to align with the technical specifications of NarcIS. The successful bidder will be responsible for analyzing the existing data architectures of various providers, identifying discrepancies, and developing solutions for seamless data exchange. Key requirements will likely include expertise in database management, data integration, and familiarity with environmental information systems. The project aims to enhance the national capacity for monitoring, managing, and reporting on invasive alien species, which are a significant threat to biodiversity and ecosystem services. By centralizing this data, authorities will be better equipped to implement effective control and eradication strategies, contributing to the conservation of Slovenia's natural heritage. The scope of work will encompass the technical aspects of data migration and synchronization, ensuring data quality and integrity throughout the process. This initiative is crucial for fulfilling national and international obligations related to biodiversity conservation and invasive species management.

This is a services contract in the information and communication technology and environment and climate sectors, with a focus on Data Analytics and geospatial systems. Located in Slovenia, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of EUR 53,279.

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