Call for web developers: New website for EEB
Deadline: 3 July 2026
The European Environmental Bureau is inviting proposals from qualified web development agencies to redesign and rebuild eeb.org. With hundreds of thousands of visitors each year, our website is central to how we communicate our work, engage our members, and connect with policymakers, journalists, funders and the public.
The new website will be user-centred, accessible, editorially sustainable, and built for the scale and diversity of our work, replacing a site that no longer fully reflects the EEB’s impact, personality or content output.
What we’re looking for
We’re seeking an agency with experience delivering WordPress websites for NGOs, membership organisations, advocacy bodies or public-interest entities. The scope includes discovery and strategic review, information architecture, UX and visual design, CMS development, integrations (including Salesforce compatibility), search and taxonomy, accessibility (WCAG 2.2 AA minimum), content migration, training and post-launch support.
Budget and timeline
The indicative budget range is €30,000–€60,000 (excluding VAT). The target launch date is March 2027, with work expected to begin in July or early August 2026.
How to apply
Submit your proposal by 3 July 2026, 23:59 CET to tenders@eeb.org, copying samantha.ibbott@eeb.org, andreas.budiman@eeb.org and christian.skrivervik@eeb.org.
Questions may be submitted by email before 1 July 2026. Responses to relevant questions will be published on this page.
The full tender document is available to download here.
Questions & Answers:
- Proposals will be evaluated in accordance with the EEB Procurement Policy and awarded to the most economically advantageous tender, taking into account both quality and price. The evaluation will consider, among other factors: understanding of EEB’s objectives, audiences, requirements and organisational context; the quality, relevance and feasibility of the proposed approach and methodology; the relevant experience and expertise of the proposed team; project management arrangements, timeline and risk management measures; and budget and overall value for money. Where relevant and justified, the EEB may also take environmental and social responsibility aspects into account. The contract will not necessarily be awarded to the lowest-priced offer, but to the proposal that offers the best overall balance between quality, value for money and suitability for EEB’s needs
The indicative budget of EUR 30,000 to 60,000 is intended to cover the full scope of the project. As specified in the tender, we request a detailed budget breakdown by phase, including optional features, licensing, hosting, maintenance and post-launch support, so that all relevant cost components are clearly identified within the proposal.
Yes, we intend to rewrite most of the website. Core navigational and evergreen pages will be rewritten and refreshed in-house by the communications team, and only a limited amount of archival content would carry over largely as-is.
Yes, though with varying skill levels. The EEB’s core web team consists of experienced website managers capable of maintaining the site. The EEB does not have any in-house developers.
