The cost of decarbonising and renewing the EU fishing fleet - Assessment of investment needs, technical constraints, and policy barriers
Buyer: European Parliament, CASP - Directorate-General for Cohesion, Agriculture and Social Policies
Country: Belgium
Deadline: 9 Jul 2026, 23:59 (UTC+2)
Estimated value: €40,000
Procedure: Negotiated procedure
Sector (CPV): Research & development (73110000)
Aperlena: https://aperlena.com/en/t/the-cost-of-decarbonising-and-renewing-the-eu-fishing-fleet-assessment-of-investment-needs-technical-constraints-and-a5a9334dae
Official notice: https://ec.europa.eu/info/funding-tenders/opportunities/portal/screen/opportunities/tender-details/37802c23-ce07-41cc-b02d-9013bdd24162-EXA
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The European Parliament, Directorate-General for Cohesion, Agriculture and Social Policies, procured a study on the cost of decarbonising and renewing the EU fishing fleet, covering investment needs, technical constraints and policy barriers. The study, of up to 60 pages, must be finalised by 8 April 2027 and presented to PECH Committee Members. The team must include at least four researchers with relevant qualifications. The estimated value was EUR 40,000. Bidding closed on 9 July 2026; participation was restricted to eligible EU and associated entities, with others allowed only as subcontractors.
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Deliver a study on 'The cost of decarbonising and renewing the EU fishing fleet - Assessment of investment needs, technical constraints, and policy barriers' (A) General objective: to provide PECH Committee Members with a specialised, up-to-date assessment of the financial and regulatory conditions under which fleet decarbonisation and renewal can be achieved, while maintaining fisheries sustainability (B) Research product: Study of up to 60 pages to be finalised by 8 April 2027 and to be presented to PECH Committee Members. (C) Minimum requirements: (1) minimum four researchers with sound educational/professional qualifications and experience that are clearly relevant to the delivery of the research project. (2) For each of the three main subtopics of the study (EU public funding, fishing vessel technology and CFP policy), at least one team member must have a proven publishing record in the academic journals of reference within the past ten years, or must have undertaken studies and reports for public authorities (such as the European Commission or ministries) on issues relevant to the topic of the research project within the past ten years. (3) At least one team member should have at least seven years of experience in managing projects. (D)Participation to this procedure is open exclusively to natural and legal persons coming within the scope of the EU Treaties, to natural and legal persons established in a third country which has a special agreement with the EU in the field of public procurement, and to international organisations. This means that access to this procedure is granted to entities based in EU Members States; Overseas Countries and Territories; EEA Members: Iceland, Norway and Liechtenstein; Countries under SAA: North Macedonia, Albania, Montenegro, Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Kosovo; and EU nationals living in a third country. Others can participate only as subcontractors.
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Source: EU Funding and Tenders Portal (SEDIA) - EU institutions