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  • Quality assurance of glossary and thesaurus in Czech, Danish, Irish, Maltese and Slovak

    The European Institute for Gender Equality (EIGE) envisages awarding a low-value contract for the quality assurance of the gender equality glossary and thesaurus translations in Czech, Danish, Irish, Maltese and Slovak. Description of the requested services

    Ex'ante publicity notice
    Ref. number: 
    EIGE/2019/OPER/09
    Closing date: 
    16 Spalis 2019
  • Framework service contract for the provision of event organisation services for European Institute for Gender Equality

    The subject matter of the framework contract is to conclude a single framework service contract (FWC) for the provision of professional event organisation services for EIGE (such as experts working group meetings/workshops, Management Board meetings, Experts’ Forum meetings, meetings with journalists, press briefings, conferences, country visits to the EU Member states, information/open days, info

    Call for tender
    Ref. number: 
    EIGE/2019/OPER/12
    Closing date: 
    11 Spalis 2019
  • Ex-ante publicity of framework contract(s) 60 000.01 – Directive threshold: Provision of Medical Services for the Staff of the European Institute for Gender Equality in Vilnius, Lithuania

    The European Institute for Gender Equality (EIGE) envisages awarding a medium-value framework contract for Medical service provision. Lot 1 – Occupational medical advice and other services (outside the annual medical exams) Lot 2 – Provision of annual medical examination and related services Description of the requested services

    Ex'ante publicity notice
    Ref. number: 
    EIGE/2019/ADM/03
    Closing date: 
    30 Rugpjūtis 2019
  • Gender inequalities in unpaid care work and on the labour market in the EU Review of the implementation of Area F: Women and the Economy of the Beijing Platform for Action

    EIGE launches this call for tender with a goal to conclude a contract with a professional service provider regarding the study on area F of the BPfA – Women and the Economy. The study will serve as a basis for EIGE’s report to the German Presidency of the Council of the EU in the second semester of 2020.

    Call for tender
    Ref. number: 
    EIGE/2019/OPER/10
    Closing date: 
    26 Rugpjūtis 2019
  • Ex-ante publicity notice for procurement procedure (€60,000.01 – Directive threshold) Delivery and installation of office furniture

    Description of the contract The European Institute for Gender Equality (EIGE) envisages awarding a middle-value contract for the delivery and installation of office furniture. Description of the requested services EIGE will launch the procurement procedure for purchasing the following office furniture: Height adjustable desks. Office chairs with ergonomic functions. Various accessories.

    Ex'ante publicity notice
    Ref. number: 
    EIGE/2019/ADM/10
    Closing date: 
    19 Rugpjūtis 2019
  • Ex-ante publicity notice for procurement procedure (€15,000.01 –€60,000.00) Design, delivery and installation of new office lighting system

    Description of the contract The European Institute for Gender Equality (EIGE) envisages awarding a low-value contract for the design, delivery and installation of office lighting system. Description of the requested services Currently ceiling suspended fluorescent lights are installed in EIGE offices. The installed system provides direct light with the colour temperature of 3000K and CRI of 85.

    Ex'ante publicity notice
    Ref. number: 
    EIGE/2019/ADM/11
    Closing date: 
    19 Rugpjūtis 2019
  • Ex-ante publicity notice for procurement procedure (€15 000.01 – €60 000.00): Improvement of air quality in the office

    Description of the contract The European Institute for Gender Equality (EIGE) envisages awarding a low-value contract for the delivery and installation of air filtering devices. Description of the requested services EIGE will launch the procurement procedure to purchase the services for delivery and installation of air humidifiers/purifiers with ionizers in the offices.

    Ex'ante publicity notice
    Ref. number: 
    EIGE/2019/ADM/12
    Closing date: 
    19 Rugpjūtis 2019
  • Study on Factors that Facilitate Witness Reporting of Intimate Partner Violence

    The purpose of this procurement procedure is to conclude a contract with a professional service provider regarding the Study on factors that facilitate witness reporting of intimate partner violence.

    Call for tender
    Ref. number: 
    EIGE/2019/OPER/08
    Closing date: 
    29 Liepa 2019
  • Ex-ante publicity notice for procurement procedure (€15 000.01-€60 000.00) Home-based long-term care and work-life balance

    The European Institute for Gender Equality (EIGE) envisages awarding a low-value contract with a professional service provider in order to carry out a study to review data and information and propose indicators on the formal home-based long-term care in the EU.

    Ex'ante publicity notice
    Ref. number: 
    EIGE/2019/OPER/16
    Closing date: 
    24 Liepa 2019
  • Ex-ante publicity notice for procurement procedure (€15 000.01-€60 000.00) Monitoring the eligibility for parental leave in EU-28 countries

    The European Institute for Gender Equality (EIGE) envisages awarding a low-value contract with a professional service provider in order to estimate the share of (potential) parents who are eligible to parental leave in the European Union Member States and to evaluate the existing methodology with a purpose of exploring additional aspects of non-eligibility.

    Ex'ante publicity notice
    Ref. number: 
    EIGE/2019/OPER/17
    Closing date: 
    22 Liepa 2019
  • Gender-sensitive language review in English and any other EU language

    The subject matter of the framework contract is to conclude a framework contract(s) with professional company/ies providing specialised editing services related to gender-sensitive language review for publications and website texts produced by EIGE or EIGE’s contractors in English and languages other than English.

    Call for tender
    Ref. number: 
    EIGE/2019/OPER/04/ Lots 1-2
    Closing date: 
    02 Liepa 2019
  • Notice of call for expressions of interest for the establishment of a list of external experts

    The objective of this call for expression of interest is to set up a list of external experts to assist EIGE in regard to specific activities in the execution of the Institutes work programme. Applications should have clearly indicate the title and reference of the call for expression of interest and be submitted by electronic means at the following address: CEI-External-Experts@eige.europa.eu

    Call for expression of interest
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    EIGE/2015/ADM/33
    Closing date: 
    30 Birželis 2019

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