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Licence procurement for the provision of virtual work environments

Original title: Lizenz-Beschaffung zur Bereitstellung virtueller Arbeitsumgebungen

EU-wide public tender in Germany: “Licence procurement for the provision of virtual work environments” in North Rhine-Westphalia. Offers are due by Wednesday, 25 November 2026, in 24 days. Procedure: Open procedure, published EU-wide (above the EU thresholds).

Deadline
25 November 2026, 24 days left, 10:00
Published
26 October 2026
Procedure
Open procedure
Notice
EU-wide (TED)
Type of contract
Supplies
Estimated value
not published
Place of performance
North Rhine-Westphalia
Source, last checked
TED, 1 November 2026

Contracting authority and documents

Contracting authority only with access

Original notice (German)Tender documents on the procurement platform

In short

Licences for virtual work environments are being procured.

Summary made from the German notice and checked against it; the German original is authoritative.

What stands out

Only the price decides the award. The notice links the tender documents directly. The contract runs for 36 months. It is a framework agreement, so the work is called off as needed.

Deadlines and dates

PublishedMonday, 26 October 2026
DeadlineWednesday, 25 November 2026, 10:00
Tender validity ends (calculated)Friday, 15 January 2027

Conditions stated in the notice

Duration36 months
Framework agreementyes
Tender validity51 days after the deadline
Award criteriaprice only
Suitable for SMEsnot stated
Legal basisGWB and VgV (German law implementing the EU directives)

Service by CPV code

Questions and answers

When is the deadline for offers?

Until Wednesday, 25 November 2026, 24 days left. The exact time and how to submit are in the original notice, which is authoritative.

Where is the contract performed?

The place of performance is North Rhine-Westphalia.

In which language are the documents and the offer?

Expect German. The accepted languages are stated in the notice, and certificates in another language may have to be submitted with a translation.

Is this tender open to foreign companies?

Yes. Because it is above the EU thresholds, the procedure follows the EU directives, which rule out discrimination by nationality. Suitability can first be shown with the European Single Procurement Document (ESPD).

Which rules apply?

German procurement law implementing the EU directives (GWB and VgV; for works VOB/A EU).

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German version

Sources

Notice: TED, Amtsblatt der Europäischen Union, retrieved 1 November 2026. All information without guarantee; the original notice is authoritative.