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Copernicus C3S2 430a Maintenance and Development to Support the C3S – EEA Interface: European Climate Data Explorer
The contract builds on existing C3S activities to make key indicators from the Climate Data Store available within the EEA’s Climate Adapt portal through interactive applications. The objective of the contract is twofold: (i) maintain the existing service to ensure that the user experience is preserved; and (ii) include additional climate...
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- European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts (ECMWF)
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- July 29, 2026
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The contract builds on existing C3S activities to make key indicators from the Climate Data Store available within the EEA’s Climate Adapt portal through interactive applications. The objective of the contract is twofold: (i) maintain the existing service to ensure that the user experience is preserved; and (ii) include additional climate impact indicators to EEA users. Such indicators have either been recently published in the CDS, or, if absent from the CDS, will be orchestrated by a toolbox workflow. In addition, the contractor will collate the evolving requirements from the EEA to prioritise and develop new applications and functionality into the European Climate Data Explorer (Climate Adapt) to assist with EEA's member states adaptation reporting.
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