2025-05-26+00:0013:12:37+00:001008-2023X-impuls AG offers TenneT TSO GmbH the prolongation of the following services as part of the TDD tool: ▪ Operation and Support | Applications Management Service Management ▪ Operation and Support | Service Management ▪ Software costs | Maintenance ▪ Infrastructure Services | MaintenanceCON-0001add-wssObjective reasons for an extension of the TDD contract outweigh those for a new software solution. From a Business or IT perspective (see above) it does not make sense not to extent the original contract. In particular, the development of a new software solution would cause additional effort and would require months of development. Competition for the additional services does not exist for technical reasons: Since X-Impuls has developed the original version of the TDD tool, an exclusive technical position of X-Impuls is based on risks of malfunctions, system security or compatibility problems and conversion costs in case of an award to another company. In particular, system security or compatibility problems justify a direct award.RES-0001ORG-0001ORG-0001TEN-0001CON-0001LOT-0000TEN-0001327360.00TPA-0001LOT-0000T154101 TDD Tool for the generation and provision of TSO-specific test and simulated cost dataCON-00012023-08-10ZContract for the development and provision of a test data delivery (TDD) Tool1TEN-0001TPA-0001ORG-000339ORG-0001TenneT TSO GmbHBernecker Straße 70Bayreuth95448DE242DEUHRB 4923Alvaro Bicas Franco Barbosa+491734782303Alvaro.BicasFrancoBarbosa@tennet.euhttps://www.regierung.mittelfranken.bayern.deORG-0002Vergabekammer NordbayernPostfach 606Ansbach91511DE242DEUDE 811 335 517vergabekammer.nordbayern@reg-mfr.bayern.de+49 981531277+49 981531837vergabekammer.nordbayern@reg-mfr.bayern.deORG-0003X-impuls AGFrankfurt am Main60322DE712DEUHRB 134747 beim Amtsgericht Frankfurt am Main+49 6152 9089390info@x-impuls.deORG-0004Datenservice Öffentlicher Einkauf (in Verantwortung des Beschaffungsamts des BMI)Bonn53119DEA22DEU0204:994-DOEVD-83+49228996100noreply.esender_hub@bescha.bund.de00344058-2025102/20252025-05-28+02:002.3eforms-sdk-1.1088c34cca-c80d-44be-b91c-1540b7b276bed11ce985-ddd1-4d27-8bf0-2910a80141b92025-05-26+00:0012:51:23+00:00012025-05-27Z32014L0025can-modifENGORG-0001ted-esenORG-0004sektvoT154101TDD Tool for the generation and provision of TSO-specific test and simulated cost dataThe cost-sharing process for redispatching and countertrading in the Capacity Calculation Region (CCR) Core, initially set for mid-2024, has been postponed to 2027 due to implementation challenges. To support implementation, the TDD Tool automates the generation and provision of TSO-specific test and simulated cost data during parallel runs of ROSC and cost sharing. The tool will ensure efficient data delivery by generating test data from both manually created input and ROSC data and simulating costs for cost-sharing parallel runs. Since the tool for regional operational security coordination (ROSC) is still in the design phase, TSOs are expected to manually create Excel files in a predefined format with fictive but realistic redispatching and countertrading measures. The TDD tool in its first release is meant to be able to convert these files into the latest version of a predefined .xml format (CIM format). The service will also be available to other German TSOs as well to other partner Core TSOs willing to use it. Initially, a browser-based application will be developed, with secure individual accounts allowing TSOs to configure their settings. Once ROSC output data becomes available, the TDD Tool will process these .xml files instead of manually created Excel files. The tool’s development includes automatic retrieval of input data via TenneT’s SFTP server, where TSOs can upload configurations to dedicated folders. For the operational process, the RD Bill tool must be adapted to submit the remedial action schedules (i.e. RAS) file via OPDE to the central CS platform. During TDD project initiation it was concluded that the data was not to be submitted via RD Bill during the parallel run to avoid operational disruptions, since redispatching and countertrading measures would not really be activated, and no real costs would arise. Therefore, a temporary TDD tool was developed for data manipulation and submission during the parallel run only. Once the parallel run concludes or timely before the GoLive, the RD Bill tool will be used for the target setup.servicesInformation about review deadlines: Reference is made to the deadline specified in Section 135 (2) sentence 2 GWB (German Competition Act): If the contracting authority has published the award of the contract in the Official Journal of the European Union, the time limit for claiming ineffectiveness shall end 30 calendar days after publication of the notice of the award in the Official Journal of the European Union.72000000See documentationanyw-couDEULOT-0000falseORG-0001ORG-0002T154101TDD Tool for the generation and provision of TSO-specific test and simulated cost dataThe cost-sharing process for redispatching and countertrading in the Capacity Calculation Region (CCR) Core, initially set for mid-2024, has been postponed to 2027 due to implementation challenges. To support implementation, the TDD Tool automates the generation and provision of TSO-specific test and simulated cost data during parallel runs of ROSC and cost sharing. The tool will ensure efficient data delivery by generating test data from both manually created input and ROSC data and simulating costs for cost-sharing parallel runs. Since the tool for regional operational security coordination (ROSC) is still in the design phase, TSOs are expected to manually create Excel files in a predefined format with fictive but realistic redispatching and countertrading measures. The TDD tool in its first release is meant to be able to convert these files into the latest version of a predefined .xml format (CIM format). The service will also be available to other German TSOs as well to other partner Core TSOs willing to use it. Initially, a browser-based application will be developed, with secure individual accounts allowing TSOs to configure their settings. Once ROSC output data becomes available, the TDD Tool will process these .xml files instead of manually created Excel files. The tool’s development includes automatic retrieval of input data via TenneT’s SFTP server, where TSOs can upload configurations to dedicated folders. For the operational process, the RD Bill tool must be adapted to submit the remedial action schedules (i.e. RAS) file via OPDE to the central CS platform. During TDD project initiation it was concluded that the data was not to be submitted via RD Bill during the parallel run to avoid operational disruptions, since redispatching and countertrading measures would not really be activated, and no real costs would arise. Therefore, a temporary TDD tool was developed for data manipulation and submission during the parallel run only. Once the parallel run concludes or timely before the GoLive, the RD Bill tool will be used for the target setup.servicesInformation about review deadlines: Reference is made to the deadline specified in Section 135 (2) sentence 2 GWB (German Competition Act): If the contracting authority has published the award of the contract in the Official Journal of the European Union, the time limit for claiming ineffectiveness shall end 30 calendar days after publication of the notice of the award in the Official Journal of the European Union.none72000000See documentationanyw-couDEU302000-01-01Z