Tenders Are Invited For Framework Agreement For Visual Content

Framework Agreement For Visual Content. Berlin Tourismus & Kongress Gmbh Regularly Publishes Content (E.G. Infographics, Films, Banners, Advertisements, Presentations, Etc.) That Serves To Promote And Market Berlin As A Destination. In The Future, The Redesign And Updating Of This Content For Handling Day-To-Day Business Is To Be Carried Out In Close Cooperation With A Contractor Who Is To Be Assigned As Part Of A Framework Contract. Some Of The Content Appears At A Certain Rhythm And Only Needs To Be Updated, Others Have To Be Redesigned And Redesigned. The Contractor Has To Provide Services Of Conception, Production, Post-Processing And Project Management For The Following Advertising Media, Among Others: 1. Infographics 2. Films (Production Of Film Material, Explanatory Films) 3. Animated Slideshows 4. Other Visual Content Such As (Animated And/Or Barrier-Free) Graphics, Banners, Advertisements Or Similar. 5. Power Point Slides (Based On Visitberlin’S Existing Ppmaster) 6. Promotional Texts During The Performance Period, The Client Will Call Up The Orders By Individual Call-Off Based On The Contractors Offer. The Processing Must Be Suitable For The Respective Format Or For Several Formats, Such As Online, Mobile, Social Media, Blogs, Print Media. Among Other Things, The Client Operates The Following Communication Channels Within The Framework Of Which Visual Content Is Played Out: Visitberlin.De Visitberlin.De/Blog Convention.Visitberlin.De About.Visitberlin.De Linkedin @Visitberlin Berlin Convention Office Facebook @Visitberlin | @Berlin Instagram @Visitberlin Twitter @Visitberlin |@Berlintourism| @Visitberlinnews In Addition, The Content Is Played Out, For Example, In Online/Offline Channels By External Service Providers/Partners. If The Client Transfers An Order To The Contractor, He Is Obliged To Carry Out The Services Under The Agreed Conditions, Unless The Services Are Not Related To The Order In Question Or The Range Of Services Of The Contractor. The Contractor May Have To Provide Additional Services, Which Are To Be Remunerated Separately. The Contractor Must Specify An Hourly Rate For The Additional Services. The Contractor Has No Right To Exclusive Cooperation. The Client Is Therefore Free To Commission Third Parties To Create Visual Content In Addition To The Contractor. Rather, The Scope Of Services Is Not Specified In Terms Of The Scope Of Updates Or Redesigns.