European Border and Coast Guard Agency (FRONTEX)WarsawTED
Environmental Services: Operational Support for Airborne and Sea Operations
The subject of this Contract is the purchase of environmental services in order to support Frontex Airborne and Sea Operations/activities. These services shall provide precise, robust, detailed, customized and frequently updated information on atmospheric and oceanographic conditions of designated areas and thus enhancing patrolling resul...
Submission deadline: September 03, 2026Type: Tender
Water Resource Management
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- European Border and Coast Guard Agency (FRONTEX)
- Published:
- August 02, 2026
- Deadline:
- September 03, 2026
- Topic:
- Water Resource Management
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The subject of this Contract is the purchase of environmental services in order to support Frontex Airborne and Sea Operations/activities. These services shall provide precise, robust, detailed, customized and frequently updated information on atmospheric and oceanographic conditions of designated areas and thus enhancing patrolling results and surveillance activities, efficient resource allocation, reduced stress on the crew members and increased safety of missions.
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