You must submit your tender electronically via e-Submission available from the e-Tendering website before  the time limit for receipt of tenders.  The e-Submission application allows economic operators to respond to calls for tenders by preparing their  tenders electronically in a structured and secured way, and submitting their tenders electronically. The TED e- Tendering is the starting point for launching the e-Submission application.  Make sure you submit your tender on time: you are advised to start completing your tender early. To  avoid any complications with regard to late receipt/non receipt of tenders within the deadline, please  ensure that you submit your tender several hours before the deadline. A tender received after the  deadline indicated in the procurement documents will be rejected. 1.  How to Submit your Tender in e-Submission  You can access e-Submission via the corresponding call for tender in TED e-Tendering, as specified in  Section 12 of the Tender Specifications.  In order to have access to e-Submission, you will need to "Subscribe to call for tenders" on TED e-Tendering  first. To subscribe, you will need to login with your an EU Login$^{1}$. In case you don't have an EU Login, you can  create an account at any moment. For more information see the EU login help. After logging in with your EU  Login password, the e-Tendering will then display a button ‘Submit your tender’ and you will be able to access  the e-Submission.  In order to submit a tender using e-Submission, tenderers (each member of the group in the case of a joint  tender) will need to register in the European Commission's Participant Register - an online register of  organisations participating in EU calls for tenders or proposals. On registering each organisation obtains a  Participant Identification Code (PIC, 9-digit number) which acts as its unique identifier in the above  register. Instructions on how to create a PIC can be found in the PIC-management Quick Guide for Economic  Operators. Tenderers already registered in the Participant Register shall reuse their existing PICs when  preparing tenders in e-Submission.  2.  Information to be filled in  ■  Signed Declaration of Honour  (DoH):  All members of a joint tender, including subcontractors (if  applicable) must upload the signed and dated DoH(s) available at  https://emsa.europa.eu/work/procurement/calls.html, In e-Submission fill in and upload all necessary fields and documents as appropriate. All tenders must be  clear, complete and consistent with all the requirements laid down in the Tender Specifications, including:  $^{1}$ Previously called European Commission authentication system (ECAS)  Appendix I to the Tender Specifications Page 1 of 4  APPENDIX I – e-Submission Guidelines