EU sanctions compliance and due diligence helpdesk
Service contract to support European operators, especially small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), having to abide by EU sanctions globally. The current deadline is 31 Jan 2026, 00:00 UTC. The listed estimated value is €4,000,000.
What the buyer needs
- Service contract to support European operators, especially small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), having to abide by EU sanctions globally.
- This action will ensure continuity of the awareness-raising activities and the support service.
- The Helpdesk will reassure operators who need to comply with the applicable European restrictions and may put the focus on sensitive areas of high political or economic importance.
- It will also help reassure European banks, which may be currently reluctant to handle transactions involving countries subject to sanctions.
Procurement signals
- Procedure: EC-FPI/2025/EA-RP/0030
- Procedure type: Source procedure code 47396224
- Contract type: Services contract (31095498)
- Submission method: Electronic submission
- Published: 8 Dec 2025
Procurement categories
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Programme and geography
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Source-backed details
Original identifiers and classification fields from the EU tender source.
- EC-FPI/2025/EA-RP/0030
- 33927880-3ff1-4ccd-bb1e-76665dec5893-CN
- Source procedure code 47396224
- Services contract (31095498)
- 47352318
- Europe/Brussels
- 15 Jul 2026, 07:21 UTC
Full official description
Service contract to support European operators, especially small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), having to abide by EU sanctions globally. This action will ensure continuity of the awareness-raising activities and the support service. The Helpdesk will reassure operators who need to comply with the applicable European restrictions and may put the focus on sensitive areas of high political or economic importance. It will also help reassure European banks, which may be currently reluctant to handle transactions involving countries subject to sanctions.