Access to electronic journals (license usage rights) via De Gruyter

This tender concerns the procurement of license usage rights for access to electronic journals provided by De Gruyter. The scope of the procurement includes an essential Open Access component, facilitating Open Access publishing. The contract duration is specified for the years 2025 and 2026, with an option for extension being exercised. This initiative aims to ensure continued access to vital academic and research publications for the specified period, while also supporting the principles and practices of Open Access within the publishing landscape. The agreement will cover the necessary licensing and access mechanisms to facilitate seamless utilization of these electronic resources. Furthermore, the inclusion of the Open Access publishing element signifies a commitment to broader dissemination of research findings and scholarly work. The specific terms and conditions, including the exact scope of journals and the details of the Open Access publishing support, will be elaborated in the tender documentation. Interested parties are expected to provide comprehensive proposals that address all aspects of the required electronic journal access and Open Access publishing services for the designated contract period.

This is a supplies contract in the media and communication sector, with a focus on Publishing. Located in Austria, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums.

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