137ff90d-53d5-4516-87a3-de50a36b0fea-PIN

Drought and soil health

Status
open for submission
Estimated value
€1,000,000
Published
23 Jan 2026
Submission
Electronic submission
Tender summary

By addressing a specific request from the European Parliament, the European Commission (EC) Joint Research Centre (JRC) aims at enhancing the understanding of drought effects and impacts on soil productivity in the European Union (EU), more… The listed estimated value is €1,000,000.

What the buyer needs

  • By addressing a specific request from the European Parliament, the European Commission (EC) Joint Research Centre (JRC) aims at enhancing the understanding of drought effects and impacts on soil productivity in the…
  • Such evidence will contribute to shape the path of the EU towards building drought resilience and enhancing its preparedness.
  • It will also contribute to the objectives of the recently launched Water Resilience Strategy.

Procurement signals

  • Procedure: EC-JRC/IPR/2026/OP/0236-PIN
  • Procedure type: Source procedure code 47396222
  • Contract type: Services contract (31095498)
  • Submission method: Electronic submission
  • Published: 23 Jan 2026

Procurement categories

CPV 73110000 CPV 14212400 CPV 73120000

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Programme and geography

Programme period 2014 - 2020Programme period 2021 - 2027

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Source-backed details

Original identifiers and classification fields from the EU tender source.

Procedure identifier
EC-JRC/IPR/2026/OP/0236-PIN
Business identifier
137ff90d-53d5-4516-87a3-de50a36b0fea-PIN
Procedure type
Source procedure code 47396222
Contract type
Services contract (31095498)
Authority source ID
47352548
Tender timezone
Europe/Rome
Fetched
1 Jul 2026, 09:20 UTC
Full official description

By addressing a specific request from the European Parliament, the European Commission (EC) Joint Research Centre (JRC) aims at enhancing the understanding of drought effects and impacts on soil productivity in the European Union (EU), more in general on soil health, and at looking at measures that can reduce the associated risks. Such evidence will contribute to shape the path of the EU towards building drought resilience and enhancing its preparedness. It will also contribute to the objectives of the recently launched Water Resilience Strategy.