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VIL - Communication and Online Community Management services for the European Commission Representation in Lithuania
The Framework Contract supports the European Commission Representation in Lithuania in communicating EU policies and priorities. It covers communication activities and media engagement. The procurement is divided into two lots: LOT 1 covers communication activities (consultancy, strategy, design, production, dissemination), and LOT 2 cove...
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The Framework Contract supports the European Commission Representation in Lithuania in communicating EU policies and priorities. It covers communication activities and media engagement. The procurement is divided into two lots: LOT 1 covers communication activities (consultancy, strategy, design, production, dissemination), and LOT 2 c...
- Tender type:
- Tender
- Contracting authority:
- Public contracting authority
- Published:
- May 11, 2026
- Deadline:
- Not specified
- Topic:
- Advertising
Tender description
The Framework Contract supports the European Commission Representation in Lithuania in communicating EU policies and priorities. It covers communication activities and media engagement. The procurement is divided into two lots: LOT 1 covers communication activities (consultancy, strategy, design, production, dissemination), and LOT 2 covers social media community management (Community Manager).
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- PDF Notice (CES)
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