Open tender · Czechia · Software support services
Poskytování služeb údržby, podpory a rozvoje systému ASPÚ pro období 2027-2028
In EnglishProvision of maintenance, support and development services for the ASPÚ system for the period 2027-2028
Státní pozemkový úřad in Czechia is inviting bids for “Provision of maintenance, support and development services for the ASPÚ system for the period 2027-2028”. Bids close on 13 October 2026, 10:00 CEST; the estimated value is CZK 4.14 million. askTender lists every requirement to qualify and checks whether your company meets them.
The tender in brief
Maintenance, support and development of the ASPU land-office system for 2027-2028, for software suppliers
The Czech State Land Office is buying licence support and maintenance of its ASPU agenda system for 2027-2028, including legislative updates, service-level troubleshooting of faults and errors, rights to new versions, and ad-hoc development driven by legislative requirements. The contract is estimated at 4 140 000 Kč excluding VAT and is performed in Prague.
Key facts
- Estimated value
- CZK 4.14 million
- Procedure
- Contract notice
- Contract period
- 2027-2028
- How bids are judged
- Lowest total bid price for flat-rate services and for ad-hoc services, both excluding VAT
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