Procurement

This consultation concerns the potential need to establish a marketplace in Europe to connect companies selling services with potential customers that has been identified. This platform could serve to boost and energise the commercial sector around space surveillance and facilitate communications between European companies, positioning them in a competitive environment.

This procedure concerns operation and maintenance activities for the coordinated planning service of the EU Space Surveillance and Tracking (EU SST) sensors network.

This procedure concerns the service of creating a database and accompanying scripts. The main tasks of the system will include downloading, sharing and storing information about the characteristics of a group of devices (sensors), as well as managing system users, their grouping and permissions to view and modify the data contained in the system.

This consultation concerns services related to architecture studies within the EU SST Partnership, as defined in the technical specifications.

This consultation concerns services related to the CNES operational centre for space surveillance COSE (Centre Opérationnel de Surveillance de l’Espace).

This consultation aims at the acquisition of commercial data within the framework of the EU SST programme of the European Commission. This involves the integration of already operational commercial sensors, based on known technologies (radars, optical sensors and passive telemetry sensors, laser telemetry and other suitable sensors) installed either on the ground or in space.

This consultation concerns services related to commercial data provision, as defined in the technical specifications.

This is a call for proposals for projects in order to finance the development of sensors or upgrades of sensors owned by EU companies, through financial support to third parties (cascade funding) under the EUSST2023-26 grant of the EU SST Partnership.

Horizon Scanning refers to studies carried out as a forward-looking effort to identify, observe and understand emerging trends, potential issues and long-term developments. The activity aims at systematically processing and making sense of them in an explorative setting. This study will deal with counterspace capabilities and their impact on the orbital environment and SST.

Horizon Scanning refers to studies carried out as a forward-looking effort to identify, observe and understand emerging trends, potential issues and long-term developments. The activity aims at systematically processing and making sense of them in an explorative setting. This study will deal with the implementation of political space ambition, particularly in the SST domain.

The purpose of this contract is to analyse, develop and apply to the field of space surveillance a series of indices applied to the space environment that represent an effective and efficient way of evaluating the impact of a given mission in space.

This is a call for proposals for projects in order to finance the development of sensors or upgrades of sensors owned by EU companies, through financial support to third parties (cascade funding) under the EUSST2023-26 grant of the EU SST Partnership.

The aim of this activity is to develop a software tool that will support operational performance monitoring in EU SST.

The aim of this project is to develop a software environment that can be used to carry out statistical data analyses on compliance with space debris avoidance measures and other parameters related to the condition of man-made objects in Earth’s orbit (satellites, rocket upper stages, space debris) on the basis of various data sources and additional research.

This procedure concerns services related to activities on Attitude Estimation in order to find innovative ways to better describe the attitude of uncooperative space objects, by harnessing all the information available on the current and projected EU SST sensor capacity.

The aim of this activity is to gain insights into how the quality and quantity of the EU SST Catalogue, as well as the computational performance of the system, can be increased using different algorithms and models and to configure the processing chain accordingly.

This consultation concerns services related to research and development to improve Collision Avoidance methods, as defined in the technical specifications.

In the collision avoidance field, the uncertainties are supposed Gaussian and their mathematical representation is called “Covariance”. Good estimations of the covariance are crucial to avoid misclassification of the risk. This procedure concerns services related to the study of a better estimation of the covariance in various contexts.

This competitive bidding procedure concerns services related to activities on assessing the added value of Distributed Ledger Technologies (DLTs) within the EU SST context.

This activity shall demonstrate the capabilities of laser ranging in the context of SST to achieve the best operational added value in the future.

This R&D activity shall investigate whether object size estimation based on observation and catalogue data is possible and operationally usable with regard to correlation, orbit propagation, and catalogue maintenance and build-up.

This procedure concerns services related to tasks to be performed for the development of disruptive SBSS solutions (through primary, secondary payloads or the use of non-dedicated equipment) contributing to SST activities and leading to the production of an engineering model, as defined in the technical specifications.

The study is intended to prepare the future introduction of a secure network at EU SST level.

The aim of this activity is to provide expertise to EU SST in the field of Space Environment Evolution and to support mainly the activities of the Expert Team System Evolution.

This procedure concerns operation and maintenance services for Romanian optical sensors used for data acquisition and processing.

This market information notice concerns services related to the development of algorithms for the characterisation of targets observed with EU SST sensors, and the development of procedures for tasking sensors within the EU SST network.

This procedure concerns the provision of a service for carrying out tasks related to the monitoring of the EU SST sensors network, including Spanish sensors, as well as the continuous calibration of the sensors.

This procedure concerns the provision of services for the operation and maintenance of the Spanish SST Operations Centre (S3TOC). The Spanish Space Agency (AEE) has committed to these tasks as a beneficiary of the EUSST2023-26 grant funded by the EU Space Regulation.

The aim of this procedure is to study which modern technologies can be applied to ensure a higher degree of traceability in the EU SST data flow. To confirm a successful exchange of data a trusted, practical and secure data sharing system or procedure is needed. It shall be evaluated if and how the security of the data exchange can be improved by certain technologies; encryption and secure communication frameworks shall be assessed for this purpose.

The aim of this activity is to support the team of the German Space Situational Awareness Centre (GSSAC/WRLageZ) in the further development, maintenance and operation of the EU SST Database.

The contract includes the study, design, deployment and demonstration of a quantum secured interconnection between the GR_KRYONERI and GR_NOC nodes, both of which are part of EU SST and belong to the National Observatory of Athens.

This study will aim at preparing for the upcoming deployment of a secure network between sensors and operations centres at national level, taking into account the requirements of EU SST.

This procurement procedure mainly concerns data acquisition as well as the operation and maintenance of the CHEIA radar in the context of EU SST.

The aim of this activity is to commission a Laser Ranging Station to carry out measurements on an operational basis, whereby the data obtained from the measurements should make a complementary contribution to the services defined within the framework of EU SST and in particular to the EU SST Catalogue.