Number: 2813849
Country: Belgium
Source: TED
Provision of temporary staff for the early childhood centres of the European Commission in Brussels and the surrounding area.
Provision of temporary staff as well as temporary students (M/F) by temporary employment agencies to provide childcare-related services in facilities managed by the European Commission (crèches, kindergartens, after-school childcare facilities and day care activity centres).
There are multiple positions to be filled, including primarily nursery nurses, childcare workers and nursery-school teachers.
Brussels and surrounding area.
Provision of temporary staff for the early childhood centres of the European Commission in Brussels and the surrounding area
1) The specifications and additional documents (including questions and answers) will be available at the following web address: https://etendering.ted.europa.eu/cft/cft-display.html?cftId=2389
Interested parties are invited to register via the website. They will then be notified by the online public procurement system of any updates available for this invitation to tender. Parties not registered on the site are requested to consult it regularly. The Commission cannot be held responsible should tenderers not be aware of any additional information on this invitation to tender given on this website.
The website will be updated regularly; it is the responsibility of tenderers to check for any updates and modifications during the tendering period.
Additional information on contract terms, contract renewals, conditions for participation, minimum levels of capacity required, total estimated contract volume, etc. can be found in the specifications available on the aforementioned website. No paper version will be issued. EMAS-certified since 2005, the OIB adopts an environmentally friendly attitude. EMAS is the eco-management and audit scheme, the EU voluntary instrument used by organisations to improve their environmental performance.
2) During the 3 years following conclusion of the initial contract, the contracting authority will be able to use the negotiated procedure, without prior publication of a contract notice for new services involving the repetition of similar services assigned to the party awarded this contract by the contracting authority.
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