EU-Lisa Sues Three Companies Over Border-System Delays
Business · First reported 9 Nov, 05:00 · Updated 07:10
The Financial Times reported that EU-Lisa sued IBM, Atos and Leonardo over delays in developing the Entry/Exit System. EU-Lisa said the proceedings concern development delays, not the system’s operation.
- The Financial Times reported that EU-Lisa sued IBM, Atos and Leonardo over repeated delays in developing the Entry/Exit System.
- EU-Lisa said the legal proceedings concern delays during development and have no impact on the system’s functioning.
- The system is intended to electronically record non-EU nationals’ entries and exits at the external borders of the 29 Schengen countries.
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Key facts
- Agency bringing the case
- EU-Lisa
- Companies named
- IBM, Atos and Leonardo
- System
- Entry/Exit System (EES)
- Reported filing location
- Estonia
- Contract award
- EU-Lisa awarded a core EES contract to a consortium including IBM Belgium, Atos Belgium and Leonardo in 2019.
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