TRUNSPORT Open Call 1
European Commission
Deadline
30 October 2026
Maximum amount
1.260.000 €
Description
TRUNSPORT Open Call 1 Topic: Preparedness Support and Mutual Assistance, Targeting Larger Industrial Operations and Installations Identifier: DIGITAL-ECCC-2024-DEPLOY-CYBER-07-LARGEOPER Kind: bando a cascata (competitive call) Status: aperto Opening date: 2026-07-30 Deadline: 2026-10-30 Deadline model: single-stage Budget: 1260000 Duration: 9 months implementation period for the selected sub-grants. Programme period: 2021 - 2027 Description Selected sub-projects of the TRUNSPORT Open Call 1 will begin in January 2027.The implementation period of the selected sub-projects (shown in Figure 3) will be 9 months: - Phase 1 - Plan: Payment of 30% of the total fund [Deliverable 1: Description and planning report (M1)] - Phase 2 - Development: Payment of 30% of the total fund [Deliverable 2: Intermediate progress report (M4)] - Phase 3 - Validation: Payment of the final 40% of the total fund [Deliverable 3: Implementation and validation report (M9)] The following three deliverables are expected to be submitted by the projects funded under the TRUNSPORT Open Call 1. - Deliverable 1: Description and planning report (delivery at Month 1) - Solution overview and final description - Addressed use cases - Technical architecture - Mapping to Open Call 1 objectives - Integration approach - A validation plan describing testing activities in operational or simulated environments - KPIs and expected outcomes - Timeline of planned activities - Deliverable 2: Intermediate progress report (delivery at Month 4) - Technical/integration activities performed - Preliminary testing outcomes - Deliverable 3: Implementation and validation report (delivery at Month 9) - Technical/integration activities performed - Final testing outcomes (software, supporting material, etc.) - Lessons learned & added value proposition for TRUNSPORT CSH - Scalability and applicability to transport or other critical infrastructure sectors - Sustainability and exploitation considerations - Validation against KPIs defined Who can apply and how Applications must be submitted exclusively through the F6S platform ( https://www.f6s.com/trunsport-open-call-1) before the deadline specified in the Open Call documentation. Following submission, applications will undergo a multi-stage evaluation process consisting of: 1. Eligibility Check The TRUNSPORT Open Call Management Team will verify compliance with all administrative and eligibility requirements, including: - submission before the deadline; - completeness of the application; - applicant eligibility; Applications failing the eligibility check will not proceed to evaluation. 2. Independent Evaluation Eligible proposals will be evaluated by 2 independent experts with recognised expertise in cybersecurity, critical infrastructures, innovation and digital technologies. Each proposal will be evaluated independently against the evaluation criteria described in the Guidelines for Applicants, covering: - Relevance and Objectives; - Team Skills and Expertise; - Excellence and Implementation; - Impact. The maximum evaluation score is 20 points. Minimum threshold scores will apply both per evaluation criterion and overall. 3. Consensus and Ranking Where necessary, evaluators will participate in a consensus process to agree on a final score for each proposal. A ranked list will then be established according to the final evaluation scores. Where proposals receive identical final scores, the tie-breaking procedure described in the Guide for Applicants will be applied. The Evaluation Committee will validate the final ranking list before submitting it for approval by the TRUNSPORT Project Supervisory Board. Results Notification Following completion of the evaluation process, applicants will be informed of the outcome by email. Successful applicants will receive: - an Evaluation Summary Report; - an invitation to enter the Grant Preparation phase; - instructions for signing the Sub-Grant Agreement. Applicants placed on the reserve list will receive: - an Evaluation Summary Report; - notification of their reserve status. Unsuccessful applicants will receive: - an Evaluation Summary Report outlining the evaluation results. Selected beneficiaries will be required to confirm their participation within the deadline specified in the invitation. Failure to respond within the indicated period may result in the offer being transferred to the next eligible applicant on the reserve list. Redress Process Applicants may submit a request for redress if they consider that procedural errors occurred during the eligibility assessment or evaluation process. Requests for redress must: - be submitted in writing within the deadline specified in the Guide for Applicants; - clearly identify the alleged procedural error; - include supporting evidence where appropriate. Redress requests will be examined by the TRUNSPORT Supervisory Board, which was not involved in the original evaluation. The redress procedure is limited exclusively to reviewing the
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