Danmark-Ballerup: Rådgivning i forbindelse med bygge- og anlægsarbejder

The Danish Defence acquisition and logistics organization (DALO) is implementing a Battle management system (BMS) in the Army’s vehicles. The implementation includes fitting Army tactical communications network (ATCN) into a range of vehicles and other platforms operated by the Danish Army. This tender pertains to a consultancy framework agreement regarding engineering and technical support for implementing the ATCN in the form of gathering end-user experiences, evaluating methods of integration (including estimating the necessary cable work), coding and implementation of software, drawing cables, testing solution viability, and documenting the work performed in a format which can be used for both maintenance and training purposes. DALO requires, under the framework agreement, 2 consultants to be available for the project 37 hours per week, for the entire duration of the Framework Agreement. DALO decides the amount of working hours in each week for both consultants. Candidates should note that services provided will be settled on the basis of time spent. The consultants are guaranteed payment for minimum 37 hours per week on average in a year, as specified in the framework agreement. Candidates should note that the completion of the work described above requires the winning tenderer to enter into a three-party NDA (Non-Disclosure Agreement) between the winning tenderer, DALO, and Systematic. The three-party NDA is available via the permalink stated in section I.1) above. Further, Candidates should note that for the purpose of delivering Services under this Agreement, the winning tenderer shall enter into a license agreement with Systematic A/S concerning the access and use of the software products ‘Sitaware Headquarters’, ‘Sitaware Edge’ ‘Sitaware Frontline’, and ‘Sitaware tactical communications’ as developed and owned by Systematic A/S. Candidates should further note that the project is currently ongoing within DALO, and consultants who have not previously been involved with the project are therefore expected