Assessing economic impacts in the construction sector CPR

TED · 352942-2026Contract noticeClosed 46 days ago

Buyer

NameEuropean Commission, DG GROW - Internal Market, Industry, Entrepreneurship and SMEs

CountryBE

Published2026-05-22

Deadline2026-06-24

Value

Estimated€145,000 · 145,000 EUR

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Trinomics	1	€2,797,593	2026-07-09

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CPV codes

79311400 Business services: law, marketing, consulting

Description

Assessing economic impacts in the construction sector – providing short economic analysis or simulation results of selected future regulatory measures (e.g. delegated acts) under the Construction Products Regulation

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