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Data collection of results from analyses on drug samples from drug checking services in Europe.
Data collection of results from analyses on drug samples from drug checking services in Europe. The objective of this contract is to facilitate the integration of analytical data from drug checking services across Europe into the EUDA’s data collection framework, thereby enhancing its capacity for real-time monitoring, early detection, an...
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Data collection of results from analyses on drug samples from drug checking services in Europe. The objective of this contract is to facilitate the integration of analytical data from drug checking services across Europe into the EUDA’s data collection framework, thereby enhancing its capacity for real-time monitoring, early detection,...
- Tender type:
- Tender
- Contracting authority:
- European Union Drugs Agency
- Published:
- February 24, 2026
- Deadline:
- Not specified
- Topic:
- Social Research
Tender description
Data collection of results from analyses on drug samples from drug checking services in Europe. The objective of this contract is to facilitate the integration of analytical data from drug checking services across Europe into the EUDA’s data collection framework, thereby enhancing its capacity for real-time monitoring, early detection, and risk communication regarding emerging psychoactive substances and drug-related threats. The EUDA is a new agency, with a broadened mandate, better equipped to
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