What is JASMEX?
JASMEX is a project carried out in collaboration by ITS Finland, ITL Estonia, and Linköping Science Park, aimed at supporting the export of SMEs in particular to the smart transport and smart city markets in Canada and Turkey. The project is funded by the European Union’s Interreg programme and runs for 36 months until 2029.
How can JASMEX benefit your company?
The JASMEX project consists of various activities supporting SME exports, such as delegation visits, joint offerings, exhibition stands, workshops, and webinars. Up-to-date market information and relevant procurement notices from the target markets are shared with participants. Through the project, companies also have the opportunity to consult experts on matters such as legislation or partnerships in the target markets.
Project summarized
Duration: 36 months
Total budget: €1 789 928
Programme: Central Baltic Programme 2021–2027
Programme focus: Innovative SME development
Programme objective: PO1 – More exports by SMEs
Target markets: Canada & Türkiye
Number of supported SMEs: at least 90
Questions? Contact Sanni!
Sanni Remonen
Project manager
sanni.remonen@its-finland.fi
+358 40 727 0203
JASMEX Database – Explore Business Opportunities in Canada and Türkiye
Discover the JASMEX Database, a platform bringing together valuable market information and business opportunities in the Canadian and Turkish smart mobility sectors.
The database provides access to three key categories: Partners, helping companies identify potential local partners; Leads, highlighting prospective business opportunities; and Contracts, providing information on procurement and contract opportunities in the target markets.
Developed as part of the JASMEX project, co-funded by the Interreg Central Baltic Programme, the platform supports Nordic and Baltic SMEs in exploring new markets and building international business connections.
Canadian Public Procurement Data on Smart Mobility
The JASMEX project has compiled in this file the contracts awarded by seven public procurement entities in Ontario, Quebec and the Canadian federal government. Of these, 223 contracts related to smart mobility have been identified, with a combined value of CAD 1,533,802,631. The file also contains the complete datasets that were reviewed, totalling more than 40,000 contract award notices. Data quality varies by source, as each procurement entity publishes its information on a different platform and follows its own practices on what is recorded and made public.