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Entwicklung und Betrieb der interuniversitären Plattform SPADRI

N. di pubblicazione
37013-02
Data di pubblicazione
Procedura
Procedura aperta
466’992 CHFImporto aggiudicato
15offerte ricevute
Aggiudicato a
Datahouse AG

Motivazione dell’aggiudicazione

Overall, Datahouse AG’s tender proved to be the most advantageous in accordance with the award criteria.

The decisive factors were, in particular, the competitive price and the convincing quality of the tender.

Particularly noteworthy were the well-conceived data collection and data handling concept and the comparatively short development timeline.

The tender presentation confirmed the positive impression.

Descrizione

Currently, there is no website that lists all of Switzerland’s available Data and Research Infrastructure (DRI). SPADRI aims to change that. This call for proposals is intended to procure and develop SPADRI.
The objective of the call is

- to select a competent and experienced provider for the development and operation of SPADRI (Swiss Portal for Academic Data and Research Infrastructure)
- SPADRI will enable the governing bodies of universities and public authorities to monitor the expansion of research infrastructure and compare their services with future needs for research infrastructure.
- SPADRI is intended to enable academic researchers in Switzerland to identify the DRIs that most effectively support their research projects

swissuniversities commissioned the University of Zurich to develop the SPADRI platform. It will provide a central, easily accessible directory of around 400 Swiss DRIs.

For more background information from SPADRI, visit the Website:
https://www.swissuniversities.ch

Pubblicazione ufficiale: progetto n. 37013 su simap.ch. Fa fede esclusivamente quella pubblicazione.
Dettagli
CommittenteUniversität Zürich Assetmanagement
LuogoZürich
CantoneZurigo
Tipo di appaltoAppalto di servizi
CPV72211000
Servizi di programmazione di software di sistemi e di utente
Soggetto ai trattati internazionaliSì