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Procurement: Better Internet for Kids (BIK) Platform – EU Coordination

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The European Commission (DG CONNECT) has launched the following procurement procedure: 

Better Internet for Kids (BIK) Platform – EU Coordination (EC-CNECT/LUX/2024/OP/0097)

The EU-funded Better Internet for Kids portal (at https://better-internet-for-kids.europa.eu) and the associated coordination tasks are the main subject of this call for tender. The BIK portal will cater to the needs of a community of Safer Internet Centres and support them in the delivery of online safety services aimed at children. This EU hub for child online safety is a key tool to support the European Commission in the implementation of  the European strategy for a better internet for kids (‘Better Internet for Kids’, ‘BIK+ strategy’) (COM (2022)212) at national, European and international level.

Estimated value excluding VAT: €4,000,000

More information can be found on the Funding & Tenders Portal

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