CodeSupply open call for free and open source components for software supply chain security

Worum geht es in dieser Ausschreibung?

The call funds projects that deliver additional free and open source components for CodeSupply, a federated database of software package metadata supporting software supply chain security. Private individuals and organisations of any type may apply, provided the proposal has a clear European dimension.

Was fördert diese Ausschreibung?

Background

CodeSupply is an open source, federated and digitally sovereign database of software package metadata intended to strengthen software supply chain security. It gathers and curates metadata such as origin and licensing information, security vulnerabilities and quality metrics from distributed, authoritative data sources across programming ecosystems and software types, under an open source data licence.

Scope

The call seeks project proposals that deliver additional free and open source software (FOSS) components for CodeSupply. It falls under the Horizon Europe topic on driving the evolution of the internet towards open and interoperable Web 4.0 and Virtual Worlds (Virtual Worlds Partnership).

Expected outcomes

All outcomes should become available under a free and open licence.

Evaluation

Proposals go through a two-stage evaluation process, followed by an external review.

Budget

The call header gives a budget figure of 300000 but does not state the currency.

Wann endet die Einreichungsfrist?

3 February 2027