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Market Consultation for a Gnss Monitoring Solution Tender - 125555964

The AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL NETHERLANDS has issued a Tender notice for the procurement of a Market Consultation for a Gnss Monitoring Solution in the Netherlands. This Tender notice was published on 02 Sep 2025 and is scheduled to close on 16 Oct 2025, with an estimated Tender value of Refer Document. Interested bidders can access detailed Tender information, eligibility criteria, and complete bidding documents by referencing TOT Ref No. 125555964, while the tender notice number is PRJ3172MC and Registering on the platform.

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Procurement Summary

Country: Netherlands

Summary: Market Consultation for a Gnss Monitoring Solution

Deadline: 16 Oct 2025

Posting Date: 02 Sep 2025

Other Information

Notice Type: Tender

TOT Ref.No.: 125555964

Document Ref. No.: PRJ3172MC

Competition: ICB

Financier: Self Financed

Purchaser Ownership: Public

Tender Value: Refer Document

CPV Classification

38112100 - Global navigation and positioning systems (GPS or equivalent)
38100000 - Navigational and meteorological instruments

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Tender Details

Air Traffic Control The Netherlands (ATCNL) seeks your valued advice in order to prepare a sourcing strategy for a GNSS monitoring system that is suitable and matches the set requirements. For this purpose ATCNL has published this market consultation on TenderNed and Tenders Electronic Daily (EU TED). Due to the use of GNSS in civil aviation ATS procedures, local GNSS monitoring is required by ICAO regulations. In concrete terms, this means that a GNSS monitoring system must be setup by each member State. In addition to ATS procedures, GNSS is also used in aviation for other CNS functionalities. In particular, the timing function of GNSS (GPS) is a source of time information to synchronize systems between each other. Furthermore, the GNSS location data is used in ADSB out surveillance messages. In The Netherlands, DGLM has appointed LVNL (i.e. ATCNL) as a delegated entity to perform the GNSS monitoring to fulfil the ICAO local monitoring requirements. Although spectrum monitoring is primarily a task for the national Telecom Agencies, the National Digital Infrastructure Inspectorate (RDI, formerly the Telecom Agency) indicated that LVNL is permitted to monitor GNSS signals in the context of the ICAO provisions. Therefore ATCNL is looking into the possibilities for sourcing a GNSS monitoring system. For that purpose ATCNL has prepared a Market Survey Questionnaire that is accessible through the TenderNed tender platform.
Type of Command: Delivery Treffwords Monitoring, GNSS, GPSHOOFT assignment (CPV code) 381121004 Worldwide navigation and location system (GPS or such) Additional assignment (s) (CPV code) 381000006 instruments for navigation and meteorology location (NL) TenderNedThekenterk543694 Reference Nummerprj3172MCPB/S number European or National National National Planning closing date Marktconsultation16 Oct. publications

Such) Additional assignment (s) (CPV code) 381000006 instruments for navigation and meteorology location of version (utility code) Nederland (NL) TenderNedmark543694referentienummerprj3172MCPB/Songeuropese or National -National Planning closing date16 Oct. Reference Number: 543694 reference Nummerprj3172MCPB/S number Europeans or National National National Planning closing date Marktconsultatie16 Oct. publications

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