Hazardous Substances Registration System (GSR)
Universiteit Leiden has replaced the outdated Hazardous Substances Registration System (GSR) with a new, fully supported platform. The new system must comply with national and European laws and regulations regarding hazardous substances, including the management of registrations, reporting, and audit trails. It must integrate seamlessly with existing IT infrastructure, be user-friendly for employees, and meet requirements for data security, privacy, and access management. The supplier must provide technical support, training, and a maintenance contract. The solution must be scalable, suitable for the university's research and educational environment, and contribute to a safe and sustainable working environment. The project is subject to an open procurement procedure and concerns the delivery of software and associated services.
Supplies · Open · European procedure
01What is being requested
Universiteit Leiden has replaced the outdated Hazardous Substances Registration System (GSR) with a new, fully supported platform. The new system must comply with national and European laws and regulations regarding hazardous substances, including the management of registrations, reporting, and audit trails. It must integrate seamlessly with existing IT infrastructure, be user-friendly for employees, and meet requirements for data security, privacy, and access management. The supplier must provide technical support, training, and a maintenance contract. The solution must be scalable, suitable for the university's research and educational environment, and contribute to a safe and sustainable working environment. The project is subject to an open procurement procedure and concerns the delivery of software and associated services.
The current Hazardous Substances Registration System is outdated and is no longer supported by the supplier. The use of a Hazardous Substances Registration System is an important prerequisite for complying with legal requirements regarding safe working conditions and the environment. Additionally, Universiteit Leiden considers it its responsibility to ensure a safe and sustainable working environment.
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
The contracting authority did not publish an estimated value — common for a large share of contracts. The EU threshold for leveringen is € 221.000, for reference.
04Likely competitors
05Legal themes that may be relevant here
06Frequently asked questions
What functionalities are expected from the new registration system?
What support must the supplier provide during the implementation of the GSR?
What characteristics must the software solution meet?
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07Estimated value versus the market
€ 350K
€ 737K
€ 1,9 mln
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