Research Management tooling for grants and research projects
Leiden Universiteit is looking for a uniform, modern research management tool that supports both grant applications and the management and accountability of research projects (financial and non-financial). The solution must comply with current standards, offer a robust architecture, and integrate seamlessly with the university's existing application landscape. The procurement is public and focused on deliveries. The chosen tool must be scalable, user-friendly for researchers and administrative staff, and offer capabilities for reporting, workflow management, and compliance with laws and regulations. Additionally, it is essential that the supplier has experience with similar projects in the academic sector and that the solution is flexible enough to support future expansions and integrations with external systems.
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01What is being requested
Leiden Universiteit is looking for a uniform, modern research management tool that supports both grant applications and the management and accountability of research projects (financial and non-financial). The solution must comply with current standards, offer a robust architecture, and integrate seamlessly with the university's existing application landscape. The procurement is public and focused on deliveries. The chosen tool must be scalable, user-friendly for researchers and administrative staff, and offer capabilities for reporting, workflow management, and compliance with laws and regulations. Additionally, it is essential that the supplier has experience with similar projects in the academic sector and that the solution is flexible enough to support future expansions and integrations with external systems.
Leiden University is aiming to achieve a situation where the whole University works with the same research management tooling for grant applications and the management and accountability of research projects (financial and non-financial). It is also important from a technical perspective that the research management tooling makes use of up-to-date standards and, by means of architecture, is integrated in the University’s application landscape.
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
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06Frequently asked questions
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07Estimated value versus the market
€ 350K
€ 737K
€ 1,9 mln
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