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CPV 72|IT Services

Information technology services: consulting, software development, internet and support.

Examples

Software developmentIT consultingSystem integrationCloud servicesIT support

What is CPV Code 72?

CPV Code 72 in the Common Procurement Vocabulary stands for IT Services. Information technology services: consulting, software development, internet and support. This code is part of the EU's standardized classification system for public procurement, enabling consistent description of contract subjects across all member states.

Typical Products and Services

CPV Code 72 covers the following areas among others:

  • Software development
  • IT consulting
  • System integration
  • Cloud services
  • IT support

The full CPV nomenclature includes numerous sub-groups under the main code 72, allowing for precise classification of specific goods and services. Contracting authorities typically use more detailed sub-codes to accurately describe the subject of their contracts.

Who Procures Under CPV 72?

Public contracting authorities at all levels use CPV Code 72 when publishing tenders:

  • Municipal administrations regularly award contracts in this area
  • Regional authorities and ministries tender larger projects
  • Federal agencies use this code for central procurement
  • EU institutions employ the code for Europe-wide procurement procedures
  • Public enterprises such as utilities also award contracts under this code

Contract volumes vary significantly - from smaller municipal procurements below EU thresholds to large-scale European projects worth tens of millions of euros.

Procurement Procedures

Depending on the contract value and type of service, different procurement procedures apply:

ProcedureTypical Application
Open procedureStandard procedure above EU thresholds
Restricted procedureWhen pre-selection of suitable bidders is needed
Negotiated procedureFor complex or innovative services
Direct awardBelow thresholds or in cases of urgency
Framework agreementFor recurring needs over longer periods

Above EU thresholds, tenders with CPV Code 72 must be published in the Official Journal of the EU (TED - Tenders Electronic Daily).

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Current Tenders, CPV 72

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IT System Support for the Országos Idegenrendészeti Főigazgatóság

Availability, software expert activities, and support services for the IT systems MIR-2, Enter Hungary, and Ügyintézői Modul of the Országos Idegenrendészeti Főigazgatóság: The MIR-2 system manages personal data of refugees, protected persons, and asylum seekers, as well as data related to their stay, provision, and support. The ENTER HUNGARY (EH) information system provides comprehensive services for registered users planning to enter, settle, work, study, invest in Hungary, or electronically extend previously obtained permits. The Ügyintézői Modul (ÜMO) is an application layer supporting the daily work of case officers. The framework for usable development capacity is 100 engineer days, with the contracting authority committing to utilize 70% of this capacity. Detailed tasks are specified in the technical description.

Országos Idegenrendészeti Főigazgatóság

·Budapest
Deadline:August 25, 2026
DKK 587.5M

IT Services for eIndkomst: Transition, Operation, Maintenance, Support, and Further Development

IT services for the eIndkomst system: Transition, operation, maintenance, support, and further development of a critical, public register. The system, administered by the Tax Administration, collects and displays employment and income data in Denmark. It is divided into three areas: Reporting (including LetLøn and Beregningsordningen), eTax card, and Display. Employers continuously report salary, pension, unemployment benefits, and other income types, which are then made available to approximately 150 authorities and other users. It also forms the basis for citizens' eTax cards and the collection of A-tax, AM contribution, ATP, and holiday pay.

Skatteforvaltningen

·Frederiksberg
Deadline:September 14, 2026

Implementation of an Information Factory for the University of the Balearic Islands

Implementation of an information factory: Provision of quality data for data-driven decisions by university management, support for monitoring and accreditation of official degrees, implementation of a quality system based on the ANECA AUDIT program, generation, validation, and sending of SIIU files, monitoring of the institutional Strategic Plan execution, active transparency through the publication of objective data, obtaining quality data for university rankings (CyD, THE Times, Shanghai, THE Impact, GreenMetric), and automation of data acquisition for the annual academic report.

Rectorado de la Universidad de les Illes Balears

·Palma de Mallorca
Deadline:August 28, 2026

Further Development and Support for ISGA Portal

IT services for the ISGA IT system (Portal Classic and Portal Web): operational support, adaptations and further developments including system interfaces to peripheral systems, and conceptual work for developing implementation strategies, technological methods, and use cases. The estimated hourly requirement for the basic contract term is 4,800 hours for 2027, 4,800 hours for 2028, 4,800 hours for 2029, and 4,000 hours for 2030. Two extension options of 2 years each are planned, with an estimated requirement of 4,000 hours per year (2031 and 2032 for each option). The estimated distribution of work volume is: 20% for operational support, 60% for adaptations and further developments, and 20% for conceptual work. The framework agreement is an EVB-IT Creation Contract (Form 414) without a minimum purchase quantity, with annual upper limits, and the possibility of increasing hours up to a maximum of 100 percent of the total contract duration's estimated hours.

Landesamt für Umwelt

·Mainz
Deadline:September 01, 2026

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