Alternatives to Germany – Fire engines – Löschgruppenfahrzeug LF 10

Germany – Firefighting vehicles – Beschaffung eines Löschgruppenfahrzeuges

Germany – Firefighting vehicles – Lieferung eines Hilfeleistungs-Löschfahrzeugs (HLF 20) - Stadt Sulzbach/Saar

Germany – Rescue vehicles – Zwei RTW 2026 für die Feuerwehr Stadt Schwerte

Germany – Road signs – Errichtung einer Schilderwerkstatt

Germany – Firefighting vehicles – Lieferung eines Löschgruppenfahrzeug 10 (LF 10) mit 3.000 l Wassertank für die Feuerwehr der Stadt Finsterwalde

Germany – Non-hazardous refuse and waste treatment and disposal services – Sammlung und Verwertung von Grünabfall im nördlichen Teil des Landkreises Rastatt

Expected Outcome: The expected outcomes of this topic are : Functional demonstrators of working AI chip prototypes (PCB-level) designed by EU fabless companies and physically integrated with their system partners. Validation of AI chip solutions on a common EU evaluation platform (provided by the Topic X.B consortium), delivering comparative evidence on key performance indicators. A shortlist of European AI chip solutions awarded the AI Compute Excellence label and qualified to proceed to full rack development under Topic X.A2.

Germany – Underground work other than tunnels, shafts and subways – 26E40206; DstGeb WBV Nord / Kurt-Schumacher-Kaserne; Herrichtung für LKdo NI und KarrC H; Tiefbauarbeiten 3. Bauabschnitt

Romania – Passenger cars – Furnizare a 35 autoutilitare în sistem leasing operațional pe 4 ani

Poland – Vehicles for the emergency services – Dostawa 2 sztuk średnich samochodów ratowniczo-gaśniczych.

France – Motor vehicles – LOCATION DE LONGUE DUREE DE VEHICULES THERMIQUES

Expected Outcome: This topic is the first phase of a two-phase competitive structure supported by Horizon Europe, implemented via a Coordination and Support Action (CSA) in close collaboration with the European Investment Bank (EIB). Phase 1 (this topic): A CSA focused on readiness-analysis in terms of exploitation and investments, benchmarking the commercial viability of quantum enabled navigation systems. The aim is to deliver concrete outputs that improve the conditions for use of the supported projects through credible technical, industrialisation and financial roadmaps, validated against investor requirements (e.g. EIB, InvestEU). Activities also include analyses of investor-readiness and supply-chain sovereignty. Phase 2: For further information, see the indirectly managed action “HORIZON-CL4 Quantum Top-Up to InvestEU: Grand Challenge Phase 2” in the Cluster 4 part of the Horizon Europe 2026/2027 Work Programme. This CSA is designed to allow the best possible application in Phase 2 and the current CSA results may therefore inform applications by beneficiaries to investment support managed by the EIB under InvestEU (separate procedures). Under Phase 1 projects are expected…