Historical data: this information must be available for the past 10 years.  Would the  data retention policy in any country(ies) be less, the longest duration nationally  allowed shall be provided.  This information includes the annual number of employees. Historical data: this information where available up to 10 years. Would the data  retention policy in any country(ies) be less, the longest duration nationally allowed  shall be provided.  The tenderer must provide through this database the minimum required business  information listed above (points 1-4) for all EU Member States and the United  Kingdom.  For the avoidance of doubt, the extent of the business information listed in points 1- 4 above that the tenderers can deliver for non-EU27 + UK countries will be evaluated  in award criterion AW1.  The data must be available on-line via a web-based application and accessible by a  computer with Windows 10 (or any newer version implemented by ECHA during the  implementation of the contract) through the three most common Web browsers. Whenever feasible, the database should contain the following data:  This information should include the name, trade name, company code (national  company identifier, such as VAT number), nationality, years of acquisition/creation,  complete address, legal status, main sectoral activity (4 digit, NACE rev. 2, ISIC may  be used for companies outside EU), percentage of control, and link to its accounts if  in the database.  Historical data: this information where available up to 10 years. Would the data  retention policy in any country(ies) be less, the longest duration possible.  Whether the company is active or not, and if not, since when and reason why  activity has ceased (e.g. dormant, crossed out from registry, judiciary or voluntary  liquidation). This information should include the full name of the shareholders/owners (natural  persons), the percentage of their shares/control and the relevant date. Historical data: this information must be available for the past 10 years. Would the  data retention policy in any country(ies) be less, the longest duration possible.  The database should be available under the following conditions:  6 10. Update frequency  9. Ownership/shareholders structure (upstream) – natural persons  8. Company activity  7. Subsidiaries/associated companies history (downstream) B. Additional requirements:  6. Method of access  5. Geographical availability  4. Information about employees 