Geo Information Infrastructure (GII) province Utrecht
The province Utrecht has decided to award the 'core' of its Geo Information Infrastructure (GII) to Esri Nederland. The assignment concerns a 4-year contract period with three optional extensions of 2 years each. Based on a previously conducted RFI, it has been determined that competition is currently not possible due to technical and proprietary reasons; therefore, a sole-source procurement has been chosen. The province will test the market for competition possibilities before each extension and, if feasible, launch a new tender. The assignment includes both the delivery of the GII core and supporting services. No CPV code is mentioned and the procedure falls under 'negotiation without publication'. The tender focuses on a specialist IT service provider with expertise in GIS infrastructure.
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01What is being requested
The province Utrecht has decided to award the 'core' of its Geo Information Infrastructure (GII) to Esri Nederland. The assignment concerns a 4-year contract period with three optional extensions of 2 years each. Based on a previously conducted RFI, it has been determined that competition is currently not possible due to technical and proprietary reasons; therefore, a sole-source procurement has been chosen. The province will test the market for competition possibilities before each extension and, if feasible, launch a new tender. The assignment includes both the delivery of the GII core and supporting services. No CPV code is mentioned and the procedure falls under 'negotiation without publication'. The tender focuses on a specialist IT service provider with expertise in GIS infrastructure.
Notice of intention to award the 'core' of the geo-information infrastructure (GII) of the province Utrecht, including supporting services, to Esri Nederland for a contract period of 4 years with additional options for 3 extensions of 2 years each.
02Exclusion grounds
- No specific exclusion grounds were extracted. In a European tender, the mandatory and discretionary grounds of art. 2.86/2.87 of the Dutch Procurement Act almost always apply — check the European Single Procurement Document (ESPD).
03Value in context
04Likely competitors
05Legal themes that may be relevant here
06Frequently asked questions
What is the intended duration of the assignment?
Why was an award without competition chosen?
How will the market be tested for competition in the future?
What happens if competition is possible during an extension?
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07Estimated value versus the market
€ 300K
€ 538K
€ 1,7 mln
Gegunde waarden in CPV 38 · diensten n=335