SHIELD PCP webinar recording: prepare your tender submission

10 June, 2026
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Planning to submit a tender under the SHIELD PCP Call for Tenders? Watch the recording from our informative webinar to get practical guidance on the submission process and better understand what is expected from tenderers.

During the session, we walked participants through the key steps of the procedure, explained how to prepare and submit tender documents, and highlighted the main requirements to consider when preparing an offer.

The webinar also introduced the structure of the SHIELD PCP process, including its three phases and the next steps for selected suppliers.

A dedicated Q&A session gave participants the opportunity to ask questions about the procedure, documentation and submission process.

The webinar was opened to technology suppliers, SMEs, research-driven organisations and consortia interested in submitting a tender under SHIELD PCP.

In addition, the project consortium has prepared a Tender Q&A document, which is available via this link.

This document includes the questions and answers from the webinar, as well as those submitted afterwards via the Tuttogare platform. Please note that any questions and answers relating to confidential annexes or containing confidential information cannot be published publicly. There are two Q&A documents: one available to everyone, and another restricted to suppliers who have signed the NDA.

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