Tenders Are Invited For Programming Services – Digital Agency Framework Agreement

Programming Services – Digital Agency Framework Agreement. The Tourismus-Agentur Schleswig-Holstein Gmbh (Ta.Sh) Advertises Support From A Digital Agency In The Area Of ​​Web Development. The Aim Of The Tender Is To Select An Efficient Digital Agency That Will Support Ta.Sh As A Long-Term Partner In The Support And Further Development Of Its Websites. In Addition To Reliable Technical Operation And Ongoing Support, There Is A Particular Focus On The User-Centered New Development Of The Tourism B2c Website Www.Sh-Tourismus.De And A Relaunch Of The Website By Autumn 2027 At The Latest. The Current B2b Website (Www.Sh-Business.De) Will Be Partially Transferred To The Knowledge Platform (Www.Touhuus.Sh) For Which Ta.Shs Implementation Management Is Responsible. The Website Www.Touhuus.Sh Is Expressly Not Part Of This Tender. In The Future, The B2b Website (Www.Sh-Business.De) Will Also Be Recreated And Will Focus On Ta.Sh And Its Tasks In The Future. As Part Of The Collaboration, It Is Planned To Completely Redesign The B2c Website. The Aim Is To Bring The Website Up To Date In The Areas Of Marketing And Technology. The Target Group Of The B2c Website Are Guests At Home And Abroad. For This Purpose, The Market-Relevant Aspects Must Be Taken Into Account. The Future Digital Agency Should Bring In Both Technical Implementation Expertise As Well As Strategic And Conceptual Advice And Actively Provide Impulses For A Contemporary User Experience, Digital Accessibility, Mobile Use And Innovative Digital Services. The Development Takes Into Account The Strategic Goals Of Ta.Sh, The Requirements Of The Schleswig-Holstein 2030 Tourism Strategy And The Needs Of The Defined Target Groups. Maximum Value: When The Maximum Value Is Reached, The Framework Agreement Automatically Ends. €450,000.00 This Order Is A Framework Agreement. There Is No Requirement For A Minimum Purchase. Billing Takes Place Based On The Actual Delivery. The Client Reserves The Right To Award The Order Based On The Initial Offers Without Entering Into Negotiations.