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Data Centres — Public Procurement

Data centres are the foundation of the digital infrastructure of public administrations. The federal government, the states and municipalities operate their own data centres or engage IT service providers to plan, build, modernise and operate them. The consolidation of federal IT and increasing use of the cloud are driving demand for modern, energy-efficient data centre capacity.

Typical tenders in the data centres sector

  • Planning and construction of a new data centre for a state data centre
  • Modernisation of cooling and air conditioning of an existing data centre
  • Procurement and installation of UPS systems and emergency power supply
  • Provision of housing and colocation services for public authority systems
  • Framework agreement for the operation and maintenance of data centre infrastructure
  • Setup of a high-availability server and storage environment

Relevant CPV codes

Challenges in tender discovery

Data centre tenders are thematically diverse and are published under various categories: IT infrastructure, building services, electrical engineering or air conditioning. Terms such as "server room", "data centre", "DC operations", "IT infrastructure" or "colocation" are used differently by different contracting authorities.

The combination of IT, construction and building services makes comprehensive searching particularly challenging, since relevant tenders may be spread across several CPV divisions.

How BOND helps with data centre tenders

  • AI-powered search identifies data centre projects even when listed under building services or infrastructure
  • Automatic notifications keep you informed about new data centre projects
  • CPV code matching searches IT, construction and building services codes alike
  • Lot analysis identifies relevant trade lots within complex data centre projects
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