Development of OSH Wiki articles supporting Healthy Workplaces Campaign ‘Together for Mental Health at Work’ (2026-28)

The European Agency for Safety and Health at Work (EU-OSHA) is planning to launch a call for tender for the provision of OSH Wiki articles supporting EU-OSHA’s Healthy Workplaces Campaign ‘Together for mental health at work’ (2026-28). The overall objectives of the contract to be awarded are: To provide easy-to-understand articles, suitable for a non-technical audience, that provide information contributing to better understanding of how psychosocial risks in the workplace can be recognized, prevented and managed. The articles will be suitable to be published on the OSH Wiki platform (https://oshwiki.osha.europa.eu/en) and as such, they are not meant as comprehensive overviews of the topics, but should provide concise theoretical explanations, summary of the most relevant research data, information about practical implications and conclusions, including existing gaps and needs for future actions. The articles will focus on insights mainly from the European Union, however relevant research carried out outside Europe and providing further insights into the topics will also be included. Expected deliverables are: 6 OSH Wiki articles on the following topics: - ‘Stigma related to mental health at work’. - ‘The role of managers in preventing and managing PSR’. - ‘Recognition of occupational diseases in the EU: mental health’. - ‘Gender equality and psychosocial risks at work’. - ‘Young workers: mental health at work’. - ‘Online content moderators: mental health’. The maximum total budget available for the contract to be awarded is EUR 60.000 (excluding VAT) It is possible to express interest as an individual organisation or a consortium. However please note that invited candidates can submit a joint tender with other economic operators only if they have expressed interest in the planned procedure as a consortium. More information regarding the participation rules can be found in the link "More information can be found here." Please find the selection criteria for this procedure in the following address: https://osha.europa.eu/en/about-eu-osha/procurement/osha2025lvp0016-exa-development-osh-wiki-articles-supporting-healthy-workplaces-campaign-together-mental-health-work-2026-28-low-value-procedure