EUOSHA/2021/OP/F/SE/0142  1.4  Lots  1.5  Background and objectives  This call is divided into three lots:  Tenders may be submitted for one, several or all lots. Each lot will be assessed independently of other  lots. Tenders that cover only some of the requirements for one lot or are declared as being conditional  on the award of any other lots are not permitted. In order to ensure consistency with all EU-OSHA communication activities, the successful tenderer(s)  will be requested — whenever necessary — to work together effectively with current and new  contractors involved in the development of EU-OSHA activities.  EU-OSHA wishes to draw on the services of companies specialising in communications, public relations  and event organisation to design and implement networking, and information and communication  activities. The assistance provided by these companies should enable EU-OSHA to coordinate the  activities in question more effectively and to expand and improve them. All EU-OSHA activities and  projects are potential subjects for these activities.  EU-OSHA’s awareness-raising activities give a European dimension to OSH-related work at the  national level. They can also help to promote an issue that might receive very little attention at the  national level alone and help to create a European identity in OSH.  Communication, campaigning and networking  are among the core activities of EU-OSHA. Although  many services are directly delivered by EU-OSHA, using its own resources, external support to ensure  that these services are of high quality and have maximum impact is essential.  Effective communication and networking have a key role to play in the delivery of EU-OSHA’s mission,  and stakeholder relationship management and partnership are at the heart of our communications and  networking approach.  While much of EU-OSHA’s communications and stakeholder relations management is online, EU- OSHA’s communications, and operational and strategic networking also involve the organisation of  meetings of EU-OSHA’s Management Board and other stakeholder groups, conferences, seminars,  workshops, exhibitions and other events in EU-OSHA’s host city of Bilbao, as well as in Brussels,  Luxembourg and across Europe and beyond. EU-OSHA’s Founding Regulation lays considerable  emphasis on EU-OSHA’s role in stimulating debate and disseminating information about both risks and  good practices for preventing them. Successive EU OSH strategies, including the current EU Strategic  Framework for Safety and Health at work 2014-2020 and the 2017 Commission Communication ‘Safer  and healthier work for all — modernisation of the EU occupational safety and health legislation and  policy’, have also required EU-OSHA to carry out awareness-raising actions.  EU-OSHA’s main awareness-raising activity is its HWCs. HWCs address a different topic every 2 or 3  years under the umbrella tagline ‘Safety and health at work is everyone’s concern. It’s good for you. It’s  6  • Lot 3: Organisation of corporate events. • Lot 2: Communication, and media and stakeholder relationships at EU level  • Lot 1: Awareness-raising support to focal points and partners at national level