Galileo HAS test applications now close on 13 November. Check the revised call, not the old deadline.

EUSPA has moved the deadline for expressions of interest in Galileo High Accuracy Service Full Service testing to 13 November 2026, at 23:59 Prague time. The agency’s 30 October corrigendum also changes the clarification schedule: questions close on 5 November and final answers are due by 6 November.

This is an invitation to a testing campaign preparing the service’s next operational phase.

The revised call separates early access to the Phase 2 signal specification, test datasets and later signal broadcasts. Taking part should help manufacturers develop compatible receivers and evaluate their implementation. It does not mean that Full Service has already entered operation.

Who can perform the work

The call is open to economic operators established in EU member states, Switzerland or Norway under the stated establishment conditions. EUSPA’s first clarification says that merely having a business or engineering office there is insufficient. Its third clarification adds that the eligible applicant must actually perform the activities; an ineligible group company cannot do them in its place.

Research institutions may also participate if they satisfy the same eligibility, exclusion and selection criteria. The agency does not restrict every test location, but says that assessing both service levels requires at least some measurements in the European Coverage Area. A company’s legal establishment, the entity conducting the work and the geographic coverage of measurements are therefore three separate checks.