Work‑related accidents in the EU: An ‘OSH in figures’ analysis of trends, causes and prevention

The European Agency for Safety and Health at Work (EU OSHA) is planning to launch a call for tender for the provision of expert services to support an analytical project on work-related accidents in the EU: facts and figures. The objective of the contract is to deliver a concise, evidence-based overview of work-related accidents and injuries in the EU, including trends, causes, impacts and prevention approaches. The contractor will analyse and synthesise existing statistical and research evidence, including EU-level datasets (e.g. Eurostat), national data sources and scientific literature, explore new models of data gathering, and assess key challenges such as underreporting, high-risk groups and emerging risks. The results of the contract will support EU OSHA in: • strengthening the evidence base for accident prevention, • informing policy development and strategic priorities, • preparing future analytical work and awareness-raising activities. Expected deliverables are: an inception report detailing the refined methodology and work plan, an Interim progress update, a draft and final analytical report presenting findings, limitations, conclusions and priorities for further work, a concise executive summary suitable for non technical audiences, a presentation (PowerPoint or equivalent) summarising key results and policy relevant messages, and a Policy brief identifying key actions and main priority areas. The maximum total budget available for the contract is EUR 139,000 (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: https://ec.europa.eu/docsroom/documents/65114 Please find the technical and professional capacity required for this contract here: https://osha.europa.eu/en/about-eu-osha/procurement/call-tender/osha2026mvp0016-exa-work-related-accidents-eu-osh-figures-analysis-trends-causes-and-prevention