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B-Brussels: education services

C398 - Prior Information Notice

General Information

Country:    Belgium
Regulation of Procurement:   European Institution/Agency or International Organisation
EU Official Journal Publication:   #229330-2005 in 233 issue
Publication Date:   Dec 3, 2005
Awarding Authority:   EUROPEAN COMMISSION, BRUSSELS
Contract Nature:   Service contract
Procedure Type:   Prior information or periodic indicative notice
Type of Bid Required:   Not defined
Awarding Criteria:   Not defined
Original Language(s):   English

Goods, Works and Services

Commodities:  

Summary

Prior information notice
Services
Is this contract covered by the Government Procurement Agreement (GPA)?
Yes.
Section I: Contracting authority
I.1) Official name and address of the contracting authority: European
Commission, Directorate-General for Health and Consumer Protection, attn:
Agne Pantelouri, Director, Rue Belliard 232 - 6/59, B-1049 Brussels. Tel.
(32-2) 295 99 13. Fax (32-2) 298 49 69. E-mail:
Ginette.nabavi@cec.eu.int. URL: http://europa.eu.int/comm/dgs/
health_consumer/consumer.htm.
I.2) Address from which further information can be obtained: As in I.1.
I.3) Type of contracting authority: EU institution.
Section II: Object of the contract
Services.
II.1) Title attributed to the contract by the contracting authority:
Design, publication, printing and distribution, in principle in all
Member States of the European Union, of a European Diary 2007/2008 for
15-18 year old secondary school users and a corresponding teacher's guide
focusing on consumer issues.
II.2) Nomenclature
II.2.1) Common procurement vocabulary (CPV): 80000000, 80200000,
80210000.
II.2.2) Other relevant nomenclature (CPA/CPC): 92110 to 92900, 92210 to
92240, 92230, 92240.
II.2.3) Service category: 92.
II.3) Nature and quantity or value of supplies or services for each of
the service categories: To write, design, print and distribute, in
principle in all Member States, an annual European student diary for
15-18 year old secondary school users focusing on consumer affairs
issues, as well as other issues particularly relevant for teenagers
(health, nutrition, etc.). To write, design print and distribute a
corresponding annual teacher's guide (minimum 1 kit for every 25 copies
of the diary). The articles for the diary and the corresponding teacher's
guide will have to be written by the contractor on the basis of
guidelines from the Commission. The master edition of the diary and the
guide should be written by the contractor preferably in English (in order
to avoid chain translations) and approved by the Commission. They should
then be translated into all other EU languages and adapted carefully to
the national context/legislation by national partners.
Since the demand largely exceeds the offer, the contractor shall
endeavour to make his best efforts to elicit public authorities' interest
in the acquisition of additional copies of the diary. The contractor may
be asked to provide evidence of his contacts with public authorities (at
national, regional and local level). No private advertising is allowed.
Such additional copies may include pages tailored to the needs of the
body which has made the request. The content of the tailor-made pages
shall be submitted to the Commission for approval. Additional copies may
feature, in addition to the EU logo, the logo of the body which has made
the request on the cover.
In order to accomplish the above-mentioned tasks, the contractor will
have to:
- set up a network of national partners in all Member States (preferably
linked to ministries responsible for education/consumer issues) who will
undertake to customise the different versions of the diary;
- send a leaflet to all schools figuring on the national partners' lists
to announce the next edition of the Diary,
- establish an on-line network and database of the schools/institutions
in all countries who undertake to participate in the project,
- establish an on-line ordering system for the diaries,
- create the editorial content and graphics of the master edition
(minimum 120 pages on consumer issues and other topics of interest to
young people) on the basis of personal research and information as well
as reference material available publicly on the Europaserver. The themes
and the texts, which should be written preferably in English, have to be
approved by the Commission,
- coordinate the translation and adaptation of the national versions,
- print all diaries and teacher's guides (27 editions: 2 for Belgium and
2 for Finland),
- distribute the corresponding quantities directly to the participating
schools/teachers,
- negotiate with national, regional and local authorities to seek
additional matching funding to increase the number of diaries,
- organise a teacher survey in order to adjust the contents of the diary
for further issues,
- design a realistic timetable for all operations. The diaries should
reach the schools before the summer holidays.
II.4) Scheduled start of award procedure: May 2005.
II.5) Other information: Award of the contract is conditional upon the
adoption of the Commission Work Programme 2006 (estimated date of
adoption March 2006).
Previous call for tender on the europa diary: pre-information notice
2003/S 105-093553, contract notice 2003/S 123-110240, contract award
notice 2003/S 230-205095. See http://europa.eu.int/comm/consumers/tenders/
information/tenders/index_en.htm.
The texts of the 2005/2006 diary and the teacher's kit in all language
versions are available on the Sanco web site at the following address:
http://europa.eu.int/comm/consumers/cons_info/consumer_diary_en.htm.
Section IV: Administrative information
IV.1) Reference number attributed to the file by the contracting
authority: SANCO/2005/B1/021
Section VI: Other information
VI.1) Is this notice non-mandatory? No.
VI.2) Does the contract relate to a project/programme financed by EU
funds? Yes.
Decision 20/2004/EC of the European Parliament and the Council
establishing a financial framework for Community actions in support of
consumer policy.








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