Framework Agreement Mobility Advisor

This tender concerns a framework agreement for mobility advisory services. The objective is to establish a flexible arrangement with one or more qualified advisors who can provide expert support on various mobility-related topics. This could include strategic planning, policy development, project management, and research within the domain of mobility. The framework agreement aims to ensure timely and efficient access to specialized knowledge and consultancy services for upcoming projects and initiatives. Potential areas of focus may encompass sustainable transport, urban mobility, traffic management, public transportation, cycling infrastructure, and innovative mobility solutions. The scope of work will likely involve conducting analyses, developing recommendations, advising on implementation strategies, and potentially evaluating the impact of mobility policies and projects. The framework agreement is intended to serve the needs of the contracting authority over a specified period, allowing for the procurement of specific services on an as-needed basis. Interested parties are expected to demonstrate a strong track record in mobility consultancy, a deep understanding of current and future mobility challenges, and the capacity to deliver high-quality advisory services. Further details regarding specific requirements, evaluation criteria, and contract duration will be provided in the full tender documentation.

This is a services contract in the transport and logistics, architecture and engineering and urban development and housing sectors, with a focus on Transport Policy, Urban Planning and Feasibility Studies. Located in Belgium, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums.

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