Online Procurement Helpdesk for Smart Communities

The European Commission invites cities and communites across the EU to participate in the Online Procurement Helpdesk for Smart Communities, a support service to advance the digital maturity of EU cities and communites in their early stages of digital transformation.

Opportunities for participating EU communities

By joining this forward-thinking initiative, your city or community will gain access to a comprehensive suite of benefits designed to catalyse digital development:

  • Tailored support and consultancy as well as tools to guide your digital strategy development and realisation.
  • Online advisory services to help your city assess technological readiness for implementing MIM-compliant local data platforms.
  • Assessment of your city's digital and technical maturity for a customised digitalisation roadmap.
  • Identification of procurement needs and technical capacity towards MIMplus alignment. 
  • Vendor neutral and technology agnostic architectural designs based in the MIMplus framework, based on open standards, and secures compliance on the latest EU regulations and secures a seamless integration for cities and technology companies.
  • Participation to a European peer network pioneering the advancement of local data platforms and Al-powered digital twins.
  • City's visibility, sharing of best practices, successes, and failures to leverage on learnings and peer exchange.

 

 

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These services are provided as part of the Local Digital Twins toolbox procurement - Advancing initial stages for the transformation of Smart Communities - Lot 1 and Lot 2, as described in the Digital Europe programme, and funded by the European Union.

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