European Parliament, FINS - Directorate-General for FinanceLuxembourgTED
Biometric registration for Members’ attendance
Supply, installation, configuration, and maintenance of an automated attendance registration system for Members of the European Parliament using palm vein recognition. Includes biometric terminals at designated points that read existing Parliament badges for a unique identifier and perform palm vein verification in a single device.
Submission deadline: July 06, 2026 (expired)Type: Tender
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Supply, installation, configuration, and maintenance of an automated attendance registration system for Members of the European Parliament using palm vein recognition. Includes biometric terminals at designated points that read existing Parliament badges for a unique identifier and perform palm vein verification in a single device.
- Tender type:
- Tender
- Contracting authority:
- European Parliament, FINS - Directorate-General for Finance
- Published:
- May 27, 2026
- Deadline:
- July 06, 2026
Tender description
Supply, installation, configuration, and maintenance of an automated attendance registration system for Members of the European Parliament using palm vein recognition. Includes biometric terminals at designated points that read existing Parliament badges for a unique identifier and perform palm vein verification in a single device.
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