2024-05-08+00:0009:37:11+00:001RES-0001selec-wORG-0001ORG-0001TEN-0001t-esubm2CON-0001LOT-0000TEN-00011TPA-0001LOT-0000PCM2023/1977433CON-00012024-01-30+01:002024-04-01+02:00PhD Planning SystemORG-0001PCM2023/1977433TEN-0001TPA-0001ORG-000329http://www.tue.nlORG-0001Technische Universiteit EindhovenGroene Loper 3Eindhoven5612AENL414NLD51278871Shannon Wong+31681964925 n.s.wong@tue.nlhttps://www.rechtspraak.nlORG-0002Rechtbank Oost-BrabantLeeghwaterlaan 8ArrondissementsrechtbankDen Bosch5223 BANL413NLDEindhoven University of Technology+31883621000info@rechtspraak.nlhttp://www.fargeau.nlORG-0003FargeauWinschoterkade 10 aGroningen9711EANLD66212170Fargeau0031629413197info@fargeau.nl00275904-202491/20242024-05-10Z2.3eforms-sdk-1.771577310-a490-4532-9abf-cfd17827fcd3fc2fd6c9-5c4f-4b60-9b3b-07a90ac942012024-05-08+00:0009:36:20+00:000132014L0024can-standardENGhttps://s2c.mercell.com/buyer/1870body-pleducationORG-0001open63dcd33d-4d5d-402d-9409-ea213bb36cdd-01falsePCM2023/1977433PhD Planning SystemTU/e makes use of an IT system to plan and support the PhD candidates during their program, from registration to graduation. With the planning system for PhD candidates, TU/e aims to fulfil the following objectives within the Graduate School: • To provide insight into the status and progress of the doctoral candidate (PhD candidate) for each type of PhD candidate and for whom the university provides the PhD in a generic program workflow from start after hiring the candidate to a PhD graduation (dissertation or draft); • To be able to deliver quantitative and qualitative steering information and management reporting for quality control, decisions, and policy on the process of PhD graduation at TU/e; • To contribute to active cooperation between the PhD candidate and their supervisor on the candidate's progress. Through better overview and insight into PhD trajectories (currently about 1800), it will be possible to plan/follow/manage the time to completion, reduce the (late) drop out of PhD candidates and increase efficiency. supplies148000000See documentationNL414NLDLOT-0000no-eu-fundspoi-exa700qualityQualitySee request for proposalpoi-exa300pricePriceSee request for proposalThe Contracting Authority shall notify all Tenderers in Writing as soon as possible and simultaneously on the award decision. If a Tenderer disagrees with the award decision notification, the Tenderer, on penalty of the complaint being declared inadmissible and the forfeiture of rights, must have within a period of 20 Days from the date of the sending of the award decision notification, by serving a summons, commenced preliminary relief proceedings against the aforementioned award decision of the Contracting Authority with the (preliminary relief judge) at the District Court of East Brabant. If preliminary relief proceedings have been commenced within this term of 20 Days, there shall not be a final award of the Contract before a ruling has been given in the preliminary relief proceedings unless a compelling interest commands the immediate awarding. If no preliminary relief proceedings are filed within 20 Days of the dispatch of the award decision notification, the stakeholders can no longer file further objections to the decision and have forfeited their rights in this respect. In that case, the Contracting Authority is therefore free to implement the decision made. The Contracting Authority is entitled to terminate the Agreement with the favoured party/parties with immediate effect if it follows from a ruling from a court that the award decision is unlawful or that the Agreement is invalid or that, for whatever reason, the Contract must be brought again to the market. The favoured party/parties cannot derive any rights towards the Contracting Authority from such termination decision for reimbursement of tendering costs, loss of reference, loss of profit or other loss. The Contracting Authority reserves the right to take a decision and make arrangements in cases the Tender documents do not provide. ORG-0002truefalsenonenonePCM2023/1977433PhD Planning SystemTU/e makes use of an IT system to plan and support the PhD candidates during their program, from registration to graduation. With the planning system for PhD candidates, TU/e aims to fulfil the following objectives within the Graduate School: • To provide insight into the status and progress of the doctoral candidate (PhD candidate) for each type of PhD candidate and for whom the university provides the PhD in a generic program workflow from start after hiring the candidate to a PhD graduation (dissertation or draft); • To be able to deliver quantitative and qualitative steering information and management reporting for quality control, decisions, and policy on the process of PhD graduation at TU/e; • To contribute to active cooperation between the PhD candidate and their supervisor on the candidate's progress. Through better overview and insight into PhD trajectories (currently about 1800), it will be possible to plan/follow/manage the time to completion, reduce the (late) drop out of PhD candidates and increase efficiency. supplies148000000See documentationNL414NLD2024-02-01+01:002028-09-01+02:003The TU/e has launched this tender to select and contract the most appropriate and the most suitable party to utilize a PhD Planning system for the next 4 years, with the option for extension of 3 times by a period of 12 months. After these extension options have also been purchased by the Client, the Agreement can be extended for a period of twelve months each time by mutual consent of the Parties.2000-01-01Z