Infrastructure Services for Citizens

7.

 

Environment-related permits (incl. reporting) 

Responsibility: 

Central Government (Federation), Federal Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry, 

Environment and Water Management 

Website:  

www.edm.gv.at

  

Description:  

This is Austria's IT infrastructure for the EU-ETS for annual reporting of the 

emissions, including verification by independent (third-party) verifiers. Submission, 

handling and verification of reports are fully done electronically. 

8.

 

Public procurement 

Responsibility: 

Central Government (Federation), Federal Procurement Ltd. 

Website:  

https://portal.bbg.gv.at/at.gv.bbg.PortalUI/

 

Description:  

eShop is a fully functional web-based eProcurement platform developed by state-

owned company Federal Procurement Ltd. (

Bundesbeschaffung

 GmbH - BBG). It is 

still in a pilot phase and will be made available to public sector organisations in ASP 

mode (Application Service Provider). It will enable them to purchase goods and 

services from a catalogue of pre-selected suppliers. The pilot testing of online 

tenders started in June 2003, and electronic submission using an official form is now 

possible. Public tenders are advertised on 

Auftrag.at

, a private-owned eTendering 

website. 

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European Commission 

The  factsheets  present  an  overview  of  the  state  and  progress  of  eGovernment  in  European 

countries. 

Jounup is a joint initiative by the Directorate General for Informatics (DIGIT) and the Directorate 

General for Communications Networks, Content & Technology (DG CONNECT). 

Contributor:  Mag  Heidi  Havranek,  LL.  M.,  Department  I/11  –  E-Government:  Law,  Organisation 

and International Affaires: Head of the division for International Affairs of Austria. 

Production/Publishing: ISA Editorial Team, Kurt Salmon S.A. 

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An action supported by ISA

This action is supported by ISA, the European 

Commission’s programme for interoperability solutions 

for European public administrations.

Why ISA?

Administrative procedures have the reputation of being 

lengthy, time-consuming and costly.

Electronic collaboration between public administrations 

can make these procedures quicker, simpler and cheaper 

for all parties concerned, in particular when transactions 

need to be carried out cross-border and/or cross-sector.

ISA supports this type of electronic collaboration.

With more than 40 actions it provides tools, services 

and frameworks for the modernisation of public 

administrations in Europe, across e-borders and sectors.

More on the programme:

http://ec.europa.eu/isa/

Contact ISA: 

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