Open tender · Poland · Software package and information systems

Wdrożenie e-Usług w Gminie Sompolno

In EnglishImplementation of e-services in the Sompolno Commune

Gmina Sompolno

Gmina Sompolno in Poland is inviting bids for “Implementation of e-services in the Sompolno Commune”. Bids close on 13 October 2026, 10:00 CEST; the estimated value is PLN 1.29 million. askTender lists every requirement to qualify and checks whether your company meets them.

The tender in brief

Implementation of 15 e-services and GIS systems for Sompolno municipality, for software integrators

The municipality of Sompolno is buying the implementation of 15 new public e-services, including GIS systems for road and spatial planning, an electronic document workflow with a resident portal, an electronic customer service system, a public procurement handling programme, user and cybersecurity training, and delivery of an info kiosk. The systems must be accessible to users with disabilities. The contract is awarded on price, delivery time and warranty period.

Key facts

Estimated value
PLN 1.29 million
Procedure
Contract notice
Contract period
210 days, with a possible reduction to 180 days
How bids are judged
Price 60%, delivery time 20%, software and services warranty 20%

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