Technische Universität BerlinBerlin
Engagement of a Local Implementation Partner in Türkiye for Coordination, Pilot, and Communication Services / Beauftragung eines lokalen Umsetzungspartners in der Türkei für Koordinations-, Pilot- und Kommunikationsleistungen
Art der Leistung Service - Engagement of a Local Implementation Partner in Türkiye for Coordination, Pilot, and Communication Services / Dienstleistung - Beauftragung eines lokalen Umsetzungspartners in der Türkei für Koordinations-, Pilot- und Kommunikationsleistungen Umfang der Leistung Technische Universität Berlin (TU Berlin, the Cont...
Submission deadline: September 02, 2026Type: Tender
Project Management, Public Administration Consulting, Management Consulting
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- Tender type:
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- Technische Universität Berlin
- Published:
- August 20, 2026
- Deadline:
- September 02, 2026
- Topic:
- Project Management
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Art der Leistung Service - Engagement of a Local Implementation Partner in Türkiye for Coordination, Pilot, and Communication Services / Dienstleistung - Beauftragung eines lokalen Umsetzungspartners in der Türkei für Koordinations-, Pilot- und Kommunikationsleistungen Umfang der Leistung Technische Universität Berlin (TU Berlin, the Contracting Authority/CA) is engaging a local implementation partner in Türkiye for coordination, project, pilot, data collection, and communication services. The procurement covers local coordination and operational support for project activities in Türkiye, in particular co-organizing and carrying out pilot events in Konya and Istanbul, liaising with local transport operators, technical partners, and other relevant stakeholders, supporting data collection and reporting, contributing to communication and dissemination measures, and researching local regulatory, safety-related, and operational requirements for tram and metro systems. The objective of this engagement is to provide expert support for the local implementation of pilot activities in Türkiye during the period from September 2026 to December 2027. / Die Technische Universität Berlin (TU Berlin, die Auftraggeberin/AG) setzt die Beauftragung eines lokalen Umsetzungspartners in der Türkei für Koordinations-, Projekt-, Pilot-, Datenerhebungs- und Kommunikationsleistungen um. Die Beschaffung umfasst die lokale Koordination und operative Unterstützung von Projektaktivitäten in der Türkei, insbesondere die Mitorganisation und Durchführung von Pilotveran- staltungen in Konya und Istanbul, die Abstimmung mit lokalen Verkehrsbetreibern, technischen Partnern und weiteren relevanten Stakeholdern, die Unterstützung bei der Datenerhebung und Berichterstattung, die Mitwirkung an Kommunikations- und Disseminationsmaßnahmen sowie die Recherche zu lokalen regulatorischen, sicherheitsbezogenen und betrieblichen Anforderungen für Straßenbahn- und Metrosysteme. Ziel der Beauftragung ist die fachgerechte Unterstützung der lokalen Umsetzung von Pilotaktivitäten in der Türkei im Zeitraum September 2026 bis Dezember 2027.
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While the project operates Africa-wide, it focuses interventions at national level in 8 countries: Ethiopia, Ghana, Ivory Coast, Kenya, Malawi, Rwanda, Tunisia, and Zambia. At REC level it focuses at EAC, ECOWAS, and SADC. Interventions to additional AU MS and RECs will be implemented based on partner demand. Across the work packages named below, the contractor is responsible for the following tasks: - Supporting the GIZ in defining the required expertise to reach the project objectives under the described outputs - Identifying and proposing suitable experts from the STE pool - Selecting experts together with the GIZ team - Managing the deployment of experts Expected services that may be included in the work packages are: - Technical, operational, and strategic policy advisory services in the thematic areas listed above - Support in developing, drafting and reviewing reports, studies, analyses, position papers, guidelines, action plans, strategies, implementation plans, legislation, regulations in the thematic areas listed above. - Research and analysis, including diagnostic missions to assess implementation efforts of the AfCFTA protocols, identify obstacles and propose measures to advance implementation. - Facilitation of private sector participation in policy-making processes, facilitation of dialogue and coordination between public and private sector actors relevant to AfCFTA negotiations and implementation - Facilitation of national, regional, and continental workshops and conferences, including interpretation and translation services and providing expert inputs - Provision of support services to the project, including on optimising M&E systems, the design of communication materials, workshop moderation, translation and interpretation services. Deliverables will mainly be in English or French, but may also be in the other official AU languages (Arabic, Portuguese, Spanish, Swahili) depending on the context of the activity The required services are focused, but not limited, on five work packages which are oriented to different stakeholders: Work package 1: Strengthen the AfCFTA Secretariat"s capacity to guide and monitor AfCFTA implementation. Work package 2: Strengthen AUC ETTIM"s capacity to support and monitor the enabling environment for production of goods and services for African markets. Work package 3: Support the coordination of the AfCFTA implementation approach among selected RECs (EAC, ECOWAS, and SADC). Work package 4: Support the domestication and ratification of the AfCFTA Protocols and their Annexes in selected AU MS. Work package 5: Enable private sector actors to trade under AfCFTA rules on the country and regional level. Additionally, the contractor is required to support the provision of support services to the project as well as to partner institutions at the continental, regional and national level under all the work packages above. This includes communication services, moderation services, Monitoring & Evaluation support, translation services, and interpretation services.
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