{"bekendtgoerelseNoegle":{"noticeId":{"value":"6b4ce2fd-7a7f-4895-9531-d87e81ad9bfd"},"noticeVersion":{"value":"01"},"noticePublicationNumber":{"value":"00742549-2025"}},"htmlDA":"\n\n \n 1 Køber1.1 KøberOfficielt navn: Danmarks Tekniske Universitet - DTU\n Køberens retlige status: Offentligretligt organ\n Den ordregivende myndigheds aktivitet: Uddannelse\n \n \n 2 Procedure2.1 ProcedureTitel: Wire-Based Laser Induced DED System\n Beskrivelse: Acquisition of an advanced laser wire deposition welding system, specifically tailored\n for industrial repair applications and research on metallic components. The system\n integrates a coaxial ring-shaped beam for direction-independent weld quality, multi-material\n processing with automatic wire change, closed-loop laser power control with coaxial\n pyrometer, and an integrated laser line scanner for geometry digitization and automated\n toolpath generation. The software provides full access to all relevant process parameters,\n while the hardware offers modular upgradeability (e.g. extended working area, open\n sidewalls). This unique combination of robustness, openness, and adaptability is indispensable\n for establishing and validating novel repair process chains with industrial partners.\n The system must comply with the following:
1. The system should be a laser-wire\n DED setup integrated on a robot arm
2. The system should have software integration\n with Metrology using laser scanners and automated tool path generation
3. Most\n importantly, it should be open-architecture, it means that we should have full control\n over all parameters of the system
The contracting entity intends to procure\n one complete, highly specialized system for laser wire deposition welding (LMD-w).\n The system will be used in close collaboration with industrial partners to explore,\n develop, and validate repair process chains for metallic components and to prepare\n their transfer into industrial practice. Since many of the relevant scientific and\n technical questions are being addressed for the first time, the system must combine\n the robustness and stability of an industrial-grade solution with the openness and\n adaptability of a research platform.
The technical requirements include:
1.\n A coaxial, ring-shaped laser beam, ensuring that the quality of the deposition process\n is unaffected by the head’s direction of movement and thereby enabling consistent\n results even in complex geometries.
2. Capability to process up to three different\n wire materials and/or diameters with fully automat-ed switching, in order to flexibly\n adapt to changing repair scenarios.
3. Closed-loop laser power control, combined\n with a coaxial pyrometer, for continuous monitoring and precise stabilization of process\n conditions.
4. A welding head with an integrated laser line scanner, directly\n linked to the control software, enabling three-dimensional surface digitization of\n the component. This functionality supports automatic defect detection, geometry analysis,\n toolpath planning, and execution of the sub-sequent repair welding operation.
The\n associated software must provide unrestricted access to all relevant process parameters.\n This is indispensable for research and development activities, as it allows users\n to investigate cause–effect relationships in the repair process, implement new control\n strategies, and adapt the system to evolving industrial requirements. In addition,\n the system hardware must be modular and upgradeable, with options such as enlarging\n the working area through exchangeable inserts or removing side walls to accommodate\n oversized or elongated parts.
In contrast to purely experimental laboratory\n setups, the procured solution must provide an industrially robust platform that can\n withstand intensive use in collaborative projects with industrial partners, while\n still offering the openness required for scientific investigation. This dual nature\n - research flexibility combined with industrial-grade stability - is critical for\n the intended application.
The acquisition therefore covers one integrated system\n consisting of the machine tool, the coaxial laser head with closed-loop control and\n integrated scanner, the control and analysis software, as well as auxiliary components\n enabling automated repair welding operations.\n Identifikator for proceduren: 077fb46e-5b38-4685-87f5-aee1498db1a5\n \n Udbudsprocedure: Udbud med forhandling uden forudgående offentliggørelse\n 2.1.1 FormålKontraktens hovedformål: Varer\n Primær klassifikation (cpv): 42610000 Værktøjsmaskiner, der arbejder med laserstråler og bearbejdningscentre\n Supplerende klassifikation (cpv): 42611000 Specialværktøjsmaskiner\n \n 2.1.2 UdførelsesstedPostadresse: Produktionstorvet, Bygning 427, Port 2 \n \n \n Landsdel (NUTS): Københavns omegn (DK012)\n \n Yderligere oplysninger: Produktionstorvet, Bygning 427, Port 2
Lokale 305\n \n 2.1.4 Generelle oplysninger\n \n \n \n \n 5 Delkontrakt5.1 Teknisk ID for delkontrakten: LOT-0000Titel: Wire-Based Laser Induced DED System\n Beskrivelse: Acquisition of an advanced laser wire deposition welding system, specifically tailored\n for industrial repair applications and research on metallic components. The system\n integrates a coaxial ring-shaped beam for direction-independent weld quality, multi-material\n processing with automatic wire change, closed-loop laser power control with coaxial\n pyrometer, and an integrated laser line scanner for geometry digitization and automated\n toolpath generation. The software provides full access to all relevant process parameters,\n while the hardware offers modular upgradeability (e.g. extended working area, open\n sidewalls). This unique combination of robustness, openness, and adaptability is indispensable\n for establishing and validating novel repair process chains with industrial partners.\n The system must comply with the following:
1. The system should be a laser-wire\n DED setup integrated on a robot arm
2. The system should have software integration\n with Metrology using laser scanners and automated tool path generation
3. Most\n importantly, it should be open-architecture, it means that we should have full control\n over all parameters of the system
The contracting entity intends to procure\n one complete, highly specialized system for laser wire deposition welding (LMD-w).\n The system will be used in close collaboration with industrial partners to explore,\n develop, and validate repair process chains for metallic components and to prepare\n their transfer into industrial practice. Since many of the relevant scientific and\n technical questions are being addressed for the first time, the system must combine\n the robustness and stability of an industrial-grade solution with the openness and\n adaptability of a research platform.
The technical requirements include:
1.\n A coaxial, ring-shaped laser beam, ensuring that the quality of the deposition process\n is unaffected by the head’s direction of movement and thereby enabling consistent\n results even in complex geometries.
2. Capability to process up to three different\n wire materials and/or diameters with fully automat-ed switching, in order to flexibly\n adapt to changing repair scenarios.
3. Closed-loop laser power control, combined\n with a coaxial pyrometer, for continuous monitoring and precise stabilization of process\n conditions.
4. A welding head with an integrated laser line scanner, directly\n linked to the control software, enabling three-dimensional surface digitization of\n the component. This functionality supports automatic defect detection, geometry analysis,\n toolpath planning, and execution of the sub-sequent repair welding operation.
The\n associated software must provide unrestricted access to all relevant process parameters.\n This is indispensable for research and development activities, as it allows users\n to investigate cause–effect relationships in the repair process, implement new control\n strategies, and adapt the system to evolving industrial requirements. In addition,\n the system hardware must be modular and upgradeable, with options such as enlarging\n the working area through exchangeable inserts or removing side walls to accommodate\n oversized or elongated parts.
In contrast to purely experimental laboratory\n setups, the procured solution must provide an industrially robust platform that can\n withstand intensive use in collaborative projects with industrial partners, while\n still offering the openness required for scientific investigation. This dual nature\n - research flexibility combined with industrial-grade stability - is critical for\n the intended application.
The acquisition therefore covers one integrated system\n consisting of the machine tool, the coaxial laser head with closed-loop control and\n integrated scanner, the control and analysis software, as well as auxiliary components\n enabling automated repair welding operations.\n \n 5.1.1 FormålKontraktens hovedformål: Varer\n Primær klassifikation (cpv): 42610000 Værktøjsmaskiner, der arbejder med laserstråler og bearbejdningscentre\n Supplerende klassifikation (cpv): 42611000 Specialværktøjsmaskiner\n \n 5.1.2 UdførelsesstedPostadresse: Produktionstorvet, Bygning 427, Port 2 \n \n \n Landsdel (NUTS): Københavns omegn (DK012)\n \n Yderligere oplysninger: Produktionstorvet, Bygning 427, Port 2
Lokale 305\n \n \n 5.1.6 Generelle oplysningerUdbuddet er omfattet af aftalen om offentlige udbud (GPA): ja\n \n 5.1.15 Teknikker\n Oplysninger om det dynamiske indkøbssystem:Intet dynamisk indkøbssystem\n \n \n 5.1.16 Yderligere oplysninger, mægling og gennemgangOrganisation med ansvar for klager: Klagenævnet for Udbud\n Oplysninger om klagefrister: Complaint that the Contracting Authority, contrary to the Public Procurement Act,\n has concluded a contract without prior publication of a contract notice in the European\n Union Official Journal must be submitted no later than 30 calendar days from the date\n after a contract award notice has been published by the Contracting Authority in the\n European Union Official Journal and that contract award notice includes the grounds\n for the decision to award the contract directly, cf. lov om Klagenævnet for Udbud\n (Complaints Board for Tenders) § 7, section 3.
The agreement will not be\n concluded before the expiry of
10 calendar days from the day after the day on\n which this notice is published, cf. section 4(1)(2) of the Complaints Board Act.\n Organisation, der leverer yderligere oplysninger om klageprocedurerne: Konkurrence- og Forbrugerstyrelsen\n Organisation, hvis budget anvendes til at betale for kontrakten: Danmarks Tekniske Universitet - DTU\n Organisation, der udfører betalingen: Danmarks Tekniske Universitet - DTU\n Organisation, der underskriver kontrakten: Danmarks Tekniske Universitet - DTU\n \n \n \n 6 ResultaterDirekte tildeling:Begrundelse for direkte tildeling: Kontrakten kan kun tildeles af en bestemt økonomisk aktør på grund af manglende konkurrence af tekniske årsager\n Anden begrundelse: A market survey was performed where several suppliers were contacted. The technical\n features from the description of the acquisition are listed again below. Only some\n of the suppliers could support technical features 1, 2 and 3 (listed below), and we\n got quotes and technical descriptions from the suppliers. Only one supplier was able\n to supply all required technical features 1-4 (listed below). One supplier even suggested\n some third party hardware and software to solve the technical problem (requirement\n 4), but they were not able to integrate them into a solution that is directly capable\n of Remanufacturing on top of complex shapes with automated tool path panning.
Aconity\n in Germany provided detailed quotations and technical descriptions of their system,\n demonstrating full compliance with all technical requirements. In particular, Aconity\n could meet the critical requirement (4) related to automated integration for remanufacturing\n on top of complex shapes with automated tool path planning. This automated integration\n is a key requirement for the Remanufactory project, funded by the Industriens Fond,\n to ensure that the system is operational as soon as it is acquired. The acquisition\n responsible from DTU visited Aconity in Germany and verified the system was appropriate\n for our application.
Thus, in the end, we were only able to identify one supplier\n that satisfied all our technical requirements.
The technical features include:
1.\n A coaxial, ring-shaped laser beam, ensuring that the quality of the deposition process\n is unaffected by the head’s direction of movement and thereby enabling consistent\n results even in complex geometries.
2. Capability to process up to three different\n wire materials and/or diameters with fully automat-ed switching, in order to flexibly\n adapt to changing repair scenarios.
3. Closed-loop laser power control, combined\n with a coaxial pyrometer, for continuous monitoring and precise stabilization of process\n conditions.
4. A welding head with an integrated laser line scanner, directly\n linked to the control software, enabling three-dimensional surface digitization of\n the component. This functionality supports automatic defect detection, geometry analysis,\n toolpath planning, and execution of the sub-sequent repair welding operation.
The\n unique combination of these technical features is indispensable for fulfilling the\n project’s objectives. No alternative supplier is able to provide a system that simultaneously\n offers the required openness for research, the robustness for industrial validation,\n and the specific integrated functionalities described above. For this reason, the\n procurement shall be carried out as a negotiated procedure without prior publication,\n due to lack of competition for technical reasons, cf. § 80, subsection 3, no. 2 of\n the Public Procurement Act (Directive 2014/24/EU, Article 32).\n \n 6.1 Resultat delkontrakt-ID: LOT-00006.1.2 Oplysninger om vinderneVinder:Officielt navn: Aconity3D GmbH\n \n Tilbud – Identifikator: Offer - Wire-Based Laser Induced DED System\n ID for delkontrakt eller gruppe af delkontrakter: LOT-0000\n Kontraktoplysninger:Identifikator for kontrakten: Contract\n Datoen for udvælgelsen af det vindende tilbud: 06-11-2025\n Organisation, der underskriver kontrakten: Danmarks Tekniske Universitet - DTU\n \n \n \n \n \n 8 Organisationer8.1 ORG-0001Officielt navn: Danmarks Tekniske Universitet - DTU\n Registreringsnummer: 30060946\n Postadresse: Anker Engelunds Vej 1 \n \n \n Landsdel (NUTS): Københavns omegn (DK012)\n \n \n \n \n Internetadresse: https://www.dtu.dk\n Køberprofil: https://eu.eu-supply.com/ctm/company/companyinformation/index/165863\n Denne organisations roller:\n Organisation, der underskriver kontrakten\n Organisation, hvis budget anvendes til at betale for kontrakten\n Organisation, der udfører betalingen\n \n \n 8.1 ORG-0002Officielt navn: Klagenævnet for Udbud\n Registreringsnummer: 37795526\n Postadresse: Nævnenes hus, Toldboden 2 \n \n \n Landsdel (NUTS): Østjylland (DK042)\n \n E-mail: klfu@naeveneshus.dk\n \n Internetadresse: http://www.klfu.dk\n Denne organisations roller:Organisation med ansvar for klager\n \n \n 8.1 ORG-0003Officielt navn: Konkurrence- og Forbrugerstyrelsen\n Registreringsnummer: 10294819\n Postadresse: Carl Jacobsens Vej 35 \n \n \n Landsdel (NUTS): Byen København (DK011)\n \n \n \n Internetadresse: http://www.kfst.dk\n Denne organisations roller:Organisation, der leverer yderligere oplysninger om klageprocedurerne\n \n \n 8.1 ORG-0004Officielt navn: Aconity3D GmbH\n Registreringsnummer: DE311887374\n Postadresse: An den Glaswerken 2 \n \n \n Landsdel (NUTS): Städteregion Aachen (DEA2D)\n \n Denne organisations roller:\n Vinder af disse delkontrakter: LOT-0000\n \n \n 8.1 ORG-0005Officielt navn: Mercell Holding ASA\n Registreringsnummer: 980921565\n Postadresse: Askekroken 11 \n \n \n Landsdel (NUTS): Oslo (NO081)\n \n \n E-mail: publication@mercell.com\n \n \n Internetadresse: http://mercell.com/\n Denne organisations roller:\n \n \n \n Oplysninger om bekendtgørelsenBekendtgørelsens ID: 6b4ce2fd-7a7f-4895-9531-d87e81ad9bfd - 01\n Formulartype: Forudgående underretning om direkte tildeling\n Bekendtgørelsestype: Bekendtgørelse med henblik på frivillig forudgående gennemsigtighed\n Afsendelsesdato for bekendtgørelsen: 06-11-2025 17:35 +00:00\n Dato for afsendelse af bekendtgørelsen (eSender): 06-11-2025 17:36 +00:00\n Bekendtgørelsens officielle sprog: engelsk \n Bekendtgørelsesnummer: 00742549-2025\n \n Offentliggørelsesdato: 10-11-2025\n \n \n","htmlEN":"\n\n \n 1 Buyer1.1 BuyerOfficial name: Danmarks Tekniske Universitet - DTU\n Legal type of the buyer: Body governed by public law\n Activity of the contracting authority: Education\n \n \n 2 Procedure2.1 ProcedureTitle: Wire-Based Laser Induced DED System\n Description: Acquisition of an advanced laser wire deposition welding system, specifically tailored\n for industrial repair applications and research on metallic components. The system\n integrates a coaxial ring-shaped beam for direction-independent weld quality, multi-material\n processing with automatic wire change, closed-loop laser power control with coaxial\n pyrometer, and an integrated laser line scanner for geometry digitization and automated\n toolpath generation. The software provides full access to all relevant process parameters,\n while the hardware offers modular upgradeability (e.g. extended working area, open\n sidewalls). This unique combination of robustness, openness, and adaptability is indispensable\n for establishing and validating novel repair process chains with industrial partners.\n The system must comply with the following:
1. The system should be a laser-wire\n DED setup integrated on a robot arm
2. The system should have software integration\n with Metrology using laser scanners and automated tool path generation
3. Most\n importantly, it should be open-architecture, it means that we should have full control\n over all parameters of the system
The contracting entity intends to procure\n one complete, highly specialized system for laser wire deposition welding (LMD-w).\n The system will be used in close collaboration with industrial partners to explore,\n develop, and validate repair process chains for metallic components and to prepare\n their transfer into industrial practice. Since many of the relevant scientific and\n technical questions are being addressed for the first time, the system must combine\n the robustness and stability of an industrial-grade solution with the openness and\n adaptability of a research platform.
The technical requirements include:
1.\n A coaxial, ring-shaped laser beam, ensuring that the quality of the deposition process\n is unaffected by the head’s direction of movement and thereby enabling consistent\n results even in complex geometries.
2. Capability to process up to three different\n wire materials and/or diameters with fully automat-ed switching, in order to flexibly\n adapt to changing repair scenarios.
3. Closed-loop laser power control, combined\n with a coaxial pyrometer, for continuous monitoring and precise stabilization of process\n conditions.
4. A welding head with an integrated laser line scanner, directly\n linked to the control software, enabling three-dimensional surface digitization of\n the component. This functionality supports automatic defect detection, geometry analysis,\n toolpath planning, and execution of the sub-sequent repair welding operation.
The\n associated software must provide unrestricted access to all relevant process parameters.\n This is indispensable for research and development activities, as it allows users\n to investigate cause–effect relationships in the repair process, implement new control\n strategies, and adapt the system to evolving industrial requirements. In addition,\n the system hardware must be modular and upgradeable, with options such as enlarging\n the working area through exchangeable inserts or removing side walls to accommodate\n oversized or elongated parts.
In contrast to purely experimental laboratory\n setups, the procured solution must provide an industrially robust platform that can\n withstand intensive use in collaborative projects with industrial partners, while\n still offering the openness required for scientific investigation. This dual nature\n - research flexibility combined with industrial-grade stability - is critical for\n the intended application.
The acquisition therefore covers one integrated system\n consisting of the machine tool, the coaxial laser head with closed-loop control and\n integrated scanner, the control and analysis software, as well as auxiliary components\n enabling automated repair welding operations.\n Procedure identifier: 077fb46e-5b38-4685-87f5-aee1498db1a5\n Internal identifier: 10414\n Type of procedure: Negotiated without prior call for competition\n 2.1.1 PurposeMain nature of the contract: Supplies\n Main classification (cpv): 42610000 Machine tools operated by laser and machining centres\n Additional classification (cpv): 42611000 Special-purpose machine tools\n \n 2.1.2 Place of performancePostal address: Produktionstorvet, Bygning 427, Port 2 \n \n \n Country subdivision (NUTS): Københavns omegn (DK012)\n \n Additional information: Produktionstorvet, Bygning 427, Port 2
Lokale 305\n \n 2.1.4 General information\n \n \n \n \n 5 Lot5.1 Lot technical ID: LOT-0000Title: Wire-Based Laser Induced DED System\n Description: Acquisition of an advanced laser wire deposition welding system, specifically tailored\n for industrial repair applications and research on metallic components. The system\n integrates a coaxial ring-shaped beam for direction-independent weld quality, multi-material\n processing with automatic wire change, closed-loop laser power control with coaxial\n pyrometer, and an integrated laser line scanner for geometry digitization and automated\n toolpath generation. The software provides full access to all relevant process parameters,\n while the hardware offers modular upgradeability (e.g. extended working area, open\n sidewalls). This unique combination of robustness, openness, and adaptability is indispensable\n for establishing and validating novel repair process chains with industrial partners.\n The system must comply with the following:
1. The system should be a laser-wire\n DED setup integrated on a robot arm
2. The system should have software integration\n with Metrology using laser scanners and automated tool path generation
3. Most\n importantly, it should be open-architecture, it means that we should have full control\n over all parameters of the system
The contracting entity intends to procure\n one complete, highly specialized system for laser wire deposition welding (LMD-w).\n The system will be used in close collaboration with industrial partners to explore,\n develop, and validate repair process chains for metallic components and to prepare\n their transfer into industrial practice. Since many of the relevant scientific and\n technical questions are being addressed for the first time, the system must combine\n the robustness and stability of an industrial-grade solution with the openness and\n adaptability of a research platform.
The technical requirements include:
1.\n A coaxial, ring-shaped laser beam, ensuring that the quality of the deposition process\n is unaffected by the head’s direction of movement and thereby enabling consistent\n results even in complex geometries.
2. Capability to process up to three different\n wire materials and/or diameters with fully automat-ed switching, in order to flexibly\n adapt to changing repair scenarios.
3. Closed-loop laser power control, combined\n with a coaxial pyrometer, for continuous monitoring and precise stabilization of process\n conditions.
4. A welding head with an integrated laser line scanner, directly\n linked to the control software, enabling three-dimensional surface digitization of\n the component. This functionality supports automatic defect detection, geometry analysis,\n toolpath planning, and execution of the sub-sequent repair welding operation.
The\n associated software must provide unrestricted access to all relevant process parameters.\n This is indispensable for research and development activities, as it allows users\n to investigate cause–effect relationships in the repair process, implement new control\n strategies, and adapt the system to evolving industrial requirements. In addition,\n the system hardware must be modular and upgradeable, with options such as enlarging\n the working area through exchangeable inserts or removing side walls to accommodate\n oversized or elongated parts.
In contrast to purely experimental laboratory\n setups, the procured solution must provide an industrially robust platform that can\n withstand intensive use in collaborative projects with industrial partners, while\n still offering the openness required for scientific investigation. This dual nature\n - research flexibility combined with industrial-grade stability - is critical for\n the intended application.
The acquisition therefore covers one integrated system\n consisting of the machine tool, the coaxial laser head with closed-loop control and\n integrated scanner, the control and analysis software, as well as auxiliary components\n enabling automated repair welding operations.\n Internal identifier: 10414\n 5.1.1 PurposeMain nature of the contract: Supplies\n Main classification (cpv): 42610000 Machine tools operated by laser and machining centres\n Additional classification (cpv): 42611000 Special-purpose machine tools\n \n 5.1.2 Place of performancePostal address: Produktionstorvet, Bygning 427, Port 2 \n \n \n Country subdivision (NUTS): Københavns omegn (DK012)\n \n Additional information: Produktionstorvet, Bygning 427, Port 2
Lokale 305\n \n 5.1.3 Estimated duration\n \n 5.1.6 General informationThe procurement is covered by the Government Procurement Agreement (GPA): yes\n \n 5.1.15 Techniques\n Information about the dynamic purchasing system:No dynamic purchase system\n \n \n 5.1.16 Further information, mediation and reviewReview organisation: Klagenævnet for Udbud\n Information about review deadlines: Complaint that the Contracting Authority, contrary to the Public Procurement Act,\n has concluded a contract without prior publication of a contract notice in the European\n Union Official Journal must be submitted no later than 30 calendar days from the date\n after a contract award notice has been published by the Contracting Authority in the\n European Union Official Journal and that contract award notice includes the grounds\n for the decision to award the contract directly, cf. lov om Klagenævnet for Udbud\n (Complaints Board for Tenders) § 7, section 3.
The agreement will not be\n concluded before the expiry of
10 calendar days from the day after the day on\n which this notice is published, cf. section 4(1)(2) of the Complaints Board Act.\n Organisation providing more information on the review procedures: Konkurrence- og Forbrugerstyrelsen\n Organisation whose budget is used to pay for the contract: Danmarks Tekniske Universitet - DTU\n Organisation executing the payment: Danmarks Tekniske Universitet - DTU\n Organisation signing the contract: Danmarks Tekniske Universitet - DTU\n \n \n \n 6 ResultsDirect award:Justification for direct award: The contract can be provided only by a particular economic operator because of an absence of competition for technical reasons\n Other justification: A market survey was performed where several suppliers were contacted. The technical\n features from the description of the acquisition are listed again below. Only some\n of the suppliers could support technical features 1, 2 and 3 (listed below), and we\n got quotes and technical descriptions from the suppliers. Only one supplier was able\n to supply all required technical features 1-4 (listed below). One supplier even suggested\n some third party hardware and software to solve the technical problem (requirement\n 4), but they were not able to integrate them into a solution that is directly capable\n of Remanufacturing on top of complex shapes with automated tool path panning.
Aconity\n in Germany provided detailed quotations and technical descriptions of their system,\n demonstrating full compliance with all technical requirements. In particular, Aconity\n could meet the critical requirement (4) related to automated integration for remanufacturing\n on top of complex shapes with automated tool path planning. This automated integration\n is a key requirement for the Remanufactory project, funded by the Industriens Fond,\n to ensure that the system is operational as soon as it is acquired. The acquisition\n responsible from DTU visited Aconity in Germany and verified the system was appropriate\n for our application.
Thus, in the end, we were only able to identify one supplier\n that satisfied all our technical requirements.
The technical features include:
1.\n A coaxial, ring-shaped laser beam, ensuring that the quality of the deposition process\n is unaffected by the head’s direction of movement and thereby enabling consistent\n results even in complex geometries.
2. Capability to process up to three different\n wire materials and/or diameters with fully automat-ed switching, in order to flexibly\n adapt to changing repair scenarios.
3. Closed-loop laser power control, combined\n with a coaxial pyrometer, for continuous monitoring and precise stabilization of process\n conditions.
4. A welding head with an integrated laser line scanner, directly\n linked to the control software, enabling three-dimensional surface digitization of\n the component. This functionality supports automatic defect detection, geometry analysis,\n toolpath planning, and execution of the sub-sequent repair welding operation.
The\n unique combination of these technical features is indispensable for fulfilling the\n project’s objectives. No alternative supplier is able to provide a system that simultaneously\n offers the required openness for research, the robustness for industrial validation,\n and the specific integrated functionalities described above. For this reason, the\n procurement shall be carried out as a negotiated procedure without prior publication,\n due to lack of competition for technical reasons, cf. § 80, subsection 3, no. 2 of\n the Public Procurement Act (Directive 2014/24/EU, Article 32).\n \n 6.1 Result lot ldentifier: LOT-00006.1.2 Information about winnersWinner:Official name: Aconity3D GmbH\n \n Tender identifier: Offer - Wire-Based Laser Induced DED System\n Identifier of lot or group of lots: LOT-0000\n Contract information:Identifier of the contract: Contract\n Date on which the winner was chosen: 06-11-2025\n Organisation signing the contract: Danmarks Tekniske Universitet - DTU\n \n \n \n \n \n 8 Organisations8.1 ORG-0001Official name: Danmarks Tekniske Universitet - DTU\n Registration number: 30060946\n Postal address: Anker Engelunds Vej 1 \n \n \n Country subdivision (NUTS): Københavns omegn (DK012)\n \n Contact point: Anna Storch\n \n \n Internet address: https://www.dtu.dk\n Buyer profile: https://eu.eu-supply.com/ctm/company/companyinformation/index/165863\n Roles of this organisation:\n Organisation signing the contract\n Organisation whose budget is used to pay for the contract\n Organisation executing the payment\n \n \n 8.1 ORG-0002Official name: Klagenævnet for Udbud\n Registration number: 37795526\n Postal address: Nævnenes hus, Toldboden 2 \n \n \n Country subdivision (NUTS): Østjylland (DK042)\n \n Email: klfu@naeveneshus.dk\n \n Internet address: http://www.klfu.dk\n Roles of this organisation:\n \n \n 8.1 ORG-0003Official name: Konkurrence- og Forbrugerstyrelsen\n Registration number: 10294819\n Postal address: Carl Jacobsens Vej 35 \n \n \n Country subdivision (NUTS): Byen København (DK011)\n \n \n \n Internet address: http://www.kfst.dk\n Roles of this organisation:Organisation providing more information on the review procedures\n \n \n 8.1 ORG-0004Official name: Aconity3D GmbH\n Registration number: DE311887374\n Postal address: An den Glaswerken 2 \n \n \n Country subdivision (NUTS): Städteregion Aachen (DEA2D)\n \n Roles of this organisation:\n Winner of these lots: LOT-0000\n \n \n 8.1 ORG-0005Official name: Mercell Holding ASA\n Registration number: 980921565\n Postal address: Askekroken 11 \n \n \n Country subdivision (NUTS): Oslo (NO081)\n \n \n Email: publication@mercell.com\n \n \n Internet address: http://mercell.com/\n Roles of this organisation:\n \n \n \n Notice informationNotice identifier/version: 6b4ce2fd-7a7f-4895-9531-d87e81ad9bfd - 01\n Form type: Direct award preannouncement\n Notice type: Voluntary ex-ante transparency notice\n Notice dispatch date: 06-11-2025 17:35 +00:00\n Notice dispatch date (eSender): 06-11-2025 17:36 +00:00\n Languages in which this notice is officially available: English \n Notice publication number: 00742549-2025\n OJ S issue number: 216/2025\n Publication date: 10-11-2025\n \n \n","opsummeringDA":{"card":{"titel":"Wire-Based Laser Induced DED System","ordregiver":"Danmarks Tekniske Universitet - DTU","ordregiverId":"30060946","ordregiverIdDatavasket":"30060946","publiceringsdato":"2025-11-10+01:00","cpvKode":"42610000","cpvTitel":"Værktøjsmaskiner, der arbejder med laserstråler og bearbejdningscentre","formulartype":"Forudgående underretning om direkte tildeling","formulartypeKode":"dir-awa-pre","tidsfrister":[],"alleOrdregivere":["Danmarks Tekniske Universitet - DTU"],"beskrivelse":"Acquisition of an advanced laser wire deposition welding system, specifically tailored for industrial repair applications and research on metallic components. The system integrates a coaxial ring-shaped beam for direction-independent weld quality, multi-material processing with automatic wire change, closed-loop laser power control with coaxial pyrometer, and an integrated laser line scanner for geometry digitization and automated toolpath generation. The software provides full access to all relevant process parameters, while the hardware offers modular upgradeability (e.g. extended working area, open sidewalls). This unique combination of robustness, openness, and adaptability is indispensable for establishing and validating novel repair process chains with industrial partners. The system must comply with the following:\n\n1. The system should be a laser-wire DED setup integrated on a robot arm\n2. The system should have software integration with Metrology using laser scanners and automated tool path generation\n3. Most importantly, it should be open-architecture, it means that we should have full control over all parameters of the system\n\nThe contracting entity intends to procure one complete, highly specialized system for laser wire deposition welding (LMD-w). The system will be used in close collaboration with industrial partners to explore, develop, and validate repair process chains for metallic components and to prepare their transfer into industrial practice. Since many of the relevant scientific and technical questions are being addressed for the first time, the system must combine the robustness and stability of an industrial-grade solution with the openness and adaptability of a research platform.\n\nThe technical requirements include:\n1. A coaxial, ring-shaped laser beam, ensuring that the quality of the deposition process is unaffected by the head’s direction of movement and thereby enabling consistent results even in complex geometries.\n2. Capability to process up to three different wire materials and/or diameters with fully automat-ed switching, in order to flexibly adapt to changing repair scenarios.\n3. Closed-loop laser power control, combined with a coaxial pyrometer, for continuous monitoring and precise stabilization of process conditions.\n4. A welding head with an integrated laser line scanner, directly linked to the control software, enabling three-dimensional surface digitization of the component. This functionality supports automatic defect detection, geometry analysis, toolpath planning, and execution of the sub-sequent repair welding operation.\n\nThe associated software must provide unrestricted access to all relevant process parameters. This is indispensable for research and development activities, as it allows users to investigate cause–effect relationships in the repair process, implement new control strategies, and adapt the system to evolving industrial requirements. 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