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Upgrade des VMS-Systems von ERS auf Flux gemäß NEAFC-Anforderungen für Fiskistofa und die isländische Küstenwache
Software development/ Upgrade of Trackwell’s VMS-system to meet new NEAFC requirements, which requires upgrading the system from ERS to Flux in accordance with NEAFC specifications. The VMS system is operated by Fiskistofa (Directorate of Fisheries) and Landhelgisgæsla (Icelandic Coast Guard).
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Software development/ Upgrade of Trackwell’s VMS-system to meet new NEAFC requirements, which requires upgrading the system from ERS to Flux in accordance with NEAFC specifications. The VMS system is operated by Fiskistofa (Directorate of Fisheries) and Landhelgisgæsla (Icelandic Coast Guard).
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- Tender
- Contracting authority:
- Fjársýsla ríkisins
- Published:
- March 18, 2026
- Deadline:
- Not specified
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Software development/ Upgrade of Trackwell’s VMS-system to meet new NEAFC requirements, which requires upgrading the system from ERS to Flux in accordance with NEAFC specifications. The VMS system is operated by Fiskistofa (Directorate of Fisheries) and Landhelgisgæsla (Icelandic Coast Guard).
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