Psychological services for Frontex
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- Deadline
- Oct 19,Expired
- Award
- Pris 40%
Brief
The European Border and Coast Guard Agency (FRONTEX) needs psychological services for a framework agreement over 4 years, with a maximum total value of 4,900,000 EUR. The services include psychological examinations for recruitment of candidates to EBCG SC Category 1 to identify individuals with necessary mental and emotional stability for military life, and general support services for the psychological well-being of all Frontex staff members. Offers will be evaluated based on quality (60%) and price (40%).
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The objective of the tender is to acquire professional services in the field as described above and specified in further detail under the point Scope of Services with a view to: - psychological examination in the recruitment process of candidates to EBCG SC Category 1 - to help identify individuals who possess the necessary mental and emotional stability for military life; - provision of general support services in the area of psychological wellbeing of all Frontex staff members
Contact
tender@frontex.europa.eu- Competition · Framework agreementType
- 85121270Main codePsychiatrist or psychologist services
- 85312300Guidance and counselling services85312320Counselling services