Production and editing of a minimum of 24 “Club de los 60” podcasts, framed within the measures developed by the Social Services Management of Castilla y León against unwanted loneliness and social isolation (2026-2027).

The Social Services Management of the Castilla y León Regional Government is seeking proposals for the production and editing of a minimum of 24 "Club de los 60" podcasts. This initiative is part of broader measures designed to combat unwanted loneliness and social isolation among the elderly population within the Castilla y León region, with the contract period spanning 2026-2027. The estimated budget for this service contract is EUR 61,983.47. The procurement process is open, and the contract falls under the CPV code 79340000 for advertising and marketing services. The execution of the contract will take place in Valladolid, Spain. This project is not funded by the European Union. The contracting authority is the Gerencia de Servicios Sociales de la Junta de Castilla y León, located within the Autonomous Communities and Cities of Spain, specifically Castilla y León. The objective is to create engaging podcast content that addresses the critical issues of loneliness and social isolation, aiming to provide support, information, and a sense of community for individuals aged 60 and over. The selected provider will be responsible for all aspects of podcast production, from conceptualization and recording to editing and final delivery, ensuring high-quality content aligned with the social objectives of the regional government.

This is a services contract in the governance and public administration sector. Located in Spain, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums.

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