The Swedish Pensions Agency (SPA) has extended the tender period in the procurement of systems for sustainability analysis to 17 April 2025, after an indication that files could not be uploaded in e-Avrop.
This extension will allow potential tenderers to check their tender documents and submit the correct tenders.
The closing date stated in the request for proposal will therefore be cancelled and replaced by the new date stated above.
Tenders must be submitted via the e-Avrop procurement platform, and a profile in e-Avrop is required to submit them. All questions regarding the procurement must also be asked on this platform.
SPA, on behalf of the Swedish Fund Selection Agency (FTN) and itself, announced the procurement of two sustainability analysis systems of financial portfolios and securities in March.
The systems will be standard systems to be used off-the-shelf and used for quality assurance and to monitor the funds in the Swedish premium pension system, which currently holds around SEK 2400bn in assets under management.
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