Agricultural services

Tender description

The FAIRshare (Farm Advisory Digital Innovation Tools Realised and Shared) project was launched in November 2018; there are 22 partners involved, including a mixture of advisory services and many EUFRAS members. The EU H2020 funded project is coordinated by Teagasc (Ireland) and aims to enable a more digitally active farm and farm advisory community by focusing on bridging the digital divide evident between, and within, advisory services. Please see attached documentation for further information. The FAIRshare (Farm Advisory Digital Innovation Tools Realised and Shared) project was launched in November 2018; there are 22 partners involved, including a mixture of advisory services and many EUFRAS members. The EU H2020 funded project is coordinated by Teagasc (Ireland) and aims to enable a more digitally active farm and farm advisory community by focusing on bridging the digital divide evident between, and within, advisory services. This public procurement competition will be divided into 4 lots (each a ‘Lot’) as described below. Each lot will result in a separate contract. This call applies to the larger user cases; each funded by EUR 90 000. However, information gathered from this call may be used at a later date for allocating funding towards 10 smaller user cases (EUR 30 000). Lot 1: West Europe — France, Ireland, UK, Spain, Portugal — 1 large user case and 2 smaller user cases which will be co-ordinated and overseen by Teagasc; Lot 2: North East Europe — Lithuania, Latvia, Finland, Denmark, Poland, Estonia, Norway — 7 large user cases and 3 small user cases which will be co-ordinated and overseen by LAAS (VIESOJI Istaiga Lietuvos Zemes Ukio Konsultavimo Tarnyba); Lot 3: South East Europe — Croatia, Serbia, Slovenia, Bulgaria, Hungary, Kosovo, Macedonia, Montenegro, Romania, Greece -1 large User Case and 3 smaller User Cases which will be co-ordinated and overseen by Seasn (Mreza Savjetodavnih Sluzbi Jugoistocne Europe). Lot 4: Central Europe — Germany, Italy, Switzerland, Belgium, Netherlands, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Austria -1 large user case and 2 smaller user cases which will be co-ordinated and overseen by ZTLO (Zuidelijke Land- EN Tuinbouworganisatie Vereniging). FAIRshare has authority and reserves the right to alter the number of user cases assigned to a particular region should any one lot not receive appropriate proposals both in terms of quality and/or quantity. Similarly, in such circumstances the project may begin another procurement process in order to attain appropriate applications. The FAIRshare project members have complete authority to decipher which applicants should attain funding. The FAIRshare (Farm Advisory Digital Innovation Tools Realised and Shared) project was launched in November 2018; there are 22 partners involved, including a mixture of advisory services and many EUFRAS members. The EU H2020 funded project is coordinated by Teagasc (Ireland) and aims to enable a more digitally active farm and farm advisory community by focusing on bridging the digital divide evident between, and within, advisory services. This public procurement competition will be divided into 4 lots (each a ‘Lot’) as described below. each lot will result in a separate contract. This call applies to the larger user cases; each funded by EUR 90 000. However, information gathered from this call may be used at a later date for allocating funding towards 10 smaller user cases (EUR 30 000). Lot 1: West Europe — France, Ireland, UK, Spain, Portugal — 1 large user case and 2 smaller user cases which will be co-ordinated and overseen by Teagasc; Lot 2: North East Europe — Lithuania, Latvia, Finland, Denmark, Poland, Estonia, Norway — 7 large user cases and 3 small user cases which will be co-ordinated and overseen by LAAS (VIESOJI Istaiga Lietuvos Zemes Ukio Konsultavimo Tarnyba); Lot 3: South East Europe — Croatia, Serbia, Slovenia, Bulgaria, Hungary, Kosovo, Macedonia, Montenegro, Romania, Greece -1 large User Case and 3 smaller User Cases which will be co-ordinated and overseen by Seasn (Mreza Savjetodavnih Sluzbi Jugoistocne Europe); Lot 4: Central Europe — Germany, Italy, Switzerland, Belgium, Netherlands, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Austria -1 large User Case and 2 smaller User Cases which will be co-ordinated and overseen by ZTLO (Zuidelijke Land- EN Tuinbouworganisatie Vereniging). FAIRshare has authority and reserves the right to alter the number of user cases assigned to a particular region should any one lot not receive appropriate proposals both in terms of quality and/or quantity. Similarly, in such circumstances the project may begin another procurement process in order to attain appropriate applications. The FAIRshare project members have complete authority to decipher which applicants should attain funding. The FAIRshare (Farm Advisory Digital Innovation Tools Realised and Shared) project was launched in November 2018; there are 22 partners involved, including a mixture of advisory services and many EUFRAS members. The EU H2020 funded project is coordinated by Teagasc (Ireland) and aims to enable a more digitally active farm and farm advisory community by focusing on bridging the digital divide evident between, and within, advisory services. This public procurement competition will be divided into 4 lots (each a ‘Lot’) as described below. Each lot will result in a separate contract. This call applies to the larger user cases; each funded by EUR 90 000. However, information gathered from this call may be used at a later date for allocating funding towards 10 smaller user cases (EUR 30 000). Lot 1: West Europe — France, Ireland, UK, Spain, Portugal — 1 large user case and 2 smaller user cases which will be co-ordinated and overseen by Teagasc; Lot 2: North East Europe — Lithuania, Latvia, Finland, Denmark, Poland, Estonia, Norway — 7 large user cases and 3 small user cases which will be co-ordinated and overseen by Laas (Viesoji Istaiga Lietuvos Zemes Ukio Konsultavimo Tarnyba); Lot 3: South East Europe — Croatia, Serbia, Slovenia, Bulgaria, Hungary, Kosovo, Macedonia, Montenegro, Romania, Greece -1 large User Case and 3 smaller User Cases which will be co-ordinated and overseen by Seasn (Mreza Savjetodavnih Sluzbi Jugoistocne EUROPE); Lot 4: Central Europe  Germany, Italy, Switzerland, Belgium, Netherlands, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Austria -1 large user case and 2 smaller user cases which will be co-ordinated and overseen by ZTLO (Zuidelijke Land- EN Tuinbouworganisatie VERENIGING). FAIRshare has authority and reserves the right to alter The number of user cases assigned to a particular region should any one lot not receive appropriate proposals both in terms of quality and/or quantity. Similarly, in such circumstances the project may begin another procurement process in order to attain appropriate applications. The FAIRshare project members have complete authority to decipher which applicants should attain funding. The FAIRshare (Farm Advisory Digital Innovation Tools Realised and Shared) project was launched in November 2018; there are 22 partners involved, including a mixture of advisory services and many EUFRAS members. The EU H2020 funded project is coordinated by Teagasc (Ireland) and aims to enable a more digitally active farm and farm advisory community by focusing on bridging the digital divide evident between, and within, advisory services. This public procurement competition will be divided into 4 lots (each a ‘Lot’) as described below. Each lot will result in a separate contract. This call applies to the larger user cases; each funded by EUR 90 000. However, information gathered from this call may be used at a later date for allocating funding towards 10 smaller user cases (EUR 30 000). Lot 1: West Europe — France, Ireland, UK, Spain, Portugal — 1 large user case and 2 smaller user cases which will be co-ordinated and overseen by Teagasc; Lot 2: North East Europe — Lithuania, Latvia, Finland, Denmark, Poland, Estonia, Norway — 7 large user cases and 3 small user cases which will be co-ordinated and overseen by Laas (Viesoji Istaiga Lietuvos Zemes Ukio Konsultavimo Tarnyba); Lot 3: South East Europe — Croatia, Serbia, Slovenia, Bulgaria, Hungary, Kosovo, Macedonia, Montenegro, Romania, Greece -1 large user case and 3 smaller user cases which will be co-ordinated and overseen by Seasn (Mreza Savjetodavnih Sluzbi Jugoistocne EUROPE); Lot 4: Central Europe — Germany, Italy, Switzerland, Belgium, Netherlands, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Austria -1 large user case and 2 smaller user cases which will be co-ordinated and overseen by Ztlo (Zuidelijke Land- EN Tuinbouworganisatie Vereniging). FAIRshare has authority and reserves the right to alter the number of user cases assigned to a particular region should any one lot not receive appropriate proposals both in terms of quality and/or quantity. Similarly, in such circumstances the project may begin another procurement process in order to attain appropriate applications. The FAIRshare project members have complete authority to decipher which applicants should attain funding.