Jon Krasniqi / e martë, 1 shtator 2026

Open Call for Website Design, Development and Content Migration Services

September 2026

The Prishtina Institute for Political Studies (PIPS) invites qualified companies, agencies, development teams, and individual professionals to submit proposals for the development of a new institutional website.

PIPS is redeveloping www.pips-ks.org to create a modern, secure, accessible, multilingual, and user-friendly platform that better reflects its programmes, research, publications, activities, and institutional identity.

The selected service provider will be responsible for the website’s development, content migration, testing, deployment, training, and launch. Key features will include multilingual content in Albanian, English, and Serbian, a user-friendly CMS, searchable content, online forms, a dedicated School of Politics application system, responsive design, and appropriate security, accessibility, SEO, and data protection measures.

The assignment is expected to be completed within approximately three months, followed by a minimum three-month warranty period.

Interested applicants should submit a technical proposal, professional/company profile, links to relevant previous work, team information where applicable, and a financial offer.

Application deadline: 30 September
Email: shkolla.politike@gmail.com
Subject: PIPS Website Development – Application

Applicants are encouraged to review the full Terms of Reference and PIPS Website Developer Specification before submitting their proposal.

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