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SECURITY HARMONIZED INNOVATION FOR ENHANCED LAW ENFORCEMENT CAPABILITIES IN DYNAMIC CROWD PROTECTION THROUGH PRE-COMMERCIAL PROCUREMENTcore

SHIELD PCP · Horizon Europe grant · 2025-10-01–2028-09-30

EC contribution

€5,249,811

Total cost

€5,249,811

Beneficiaries

14
About the data

Source: CORDIS (official EU open data), Horizon Europe. Framework HORIZON · call HORIZON-CL3-2024-SSRI-01 · scheme HORIZON-PCP · topic HORIZON-CL3-2024-SSRI-01-01. CORDIS record →

Objective

The SHIELD PCP initiative aims to drive innovation by empowering buyers to actively influence the development of cost-effective solutions tailored to their unique requirements. The overarching aim is to equip security stakeholders with cutting-edge technology procured through innovative processes, offering solutions that enable seamless coordination and cooperation among all stakeholders, especially law enforcement agencies (LEAs).Building on the achievements of its predecessor, SHIEL4CROWD, the SHIELD PCP project adopts a top-down approach. This method consolidates widely agreed-upon scenarios to address critical security challenges, providing a detailed identification of innovation needs at both the process and technology levels. This top-down approach enabled the alignment of stakeholders, from security forces to public authorities, ensuring innovative solutions meet shared needs for public space protection. SHIELD4CROWD also developed a roadmap of innovations addressing operational and technical challenges while considering regulatory and economic factors. SHIELD PCP continues this work to enhance collaboration and improve public space security.The project follows a phased Pre-Commercial Procurement (PCP) process, which includes: Preparatory Phase: Finalizing the tendering documentation developed during SHIEL4CROWD; Phase 1: Solution Design ;Phase 2: Prototype Development; and Phase 3: Operational Validation, conducted across three pilot sites in France, Spain, and Slovakia.A consortium of 10 partners from 6 EU countries, including 3 Ministries of Interior and 1 public transport operators as Public Buyers and 1 end-user, is collaborating on this project. Many other end-users will also be involved through the User Observatory Group (UOG).

Beneficiaries (14)

OrganisationCountryRoleEC contributionSME
CORVERS PROCUREMENT SERVICES BV NL coordinator €159,516 Yes
MINISTERE DE L'INTERIEUR FR participant €3,928,594
STOWARZYSZENIE POLSKA PLATFORMA BEZPIECZENSTWA WEWNETRZNEGO PL participant €228,437 Yes
DIGINNOV - DIGITAL INNOVATION CONSULTING S.R.L. IT participant €213,125 Yes
MINISTERIO DEL INTERIOR ES participant €188,671
ISEM-INSTITUT PRE MEDZINARODNU BEZPECNOST A KRIZOVE RIADENIE, NO SK participant €139,125 Yes
SOCIETE NATIONALE SNCF FR participant €119,719
MINISTERSTVO VNUTRA SLOVENSKEJ REPUBLIKY SK participant €100,125
NOVADAYS SL ES participant €97,500 Yes
ASSOCIATION PEGASE FR participant €75,000 Yes
CORVERS GREECE MONOPROSOPI I.K.E. EL thirdParty €0 Yes
INGENIERIA DE SISTEMAS PARA LA DEFENSA DE ESPANA SA-SME MP ES thirdParty €0
CORVERS IBERIA SL ES thirdParty €0
CIVIPOL FR thirdParty €0

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