Key Dates
Submission Period Begins:
February 1, 2012
Submission Period Ends:
March 31, 2012
Finalists Announced:
May 9, 2012
EBie Awards:
June 28, 2012
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Please review the Ebie Rules and Award Categories for full program details in addition to these FAQs:
Where and when will the EBie Awards be held? How much are tickets?
The EBie Awards will be held on June 28, 2012 in New York City; venue to be announced. We anticipate a ticket price of $225, which includes cocktails and dinner. Each member of a finalist team will be able to purchase one half-price ticket.
I see there is a special award for a public sector project. Can you tell me more about that?
Assuming we have a strong field of entries, will be giving a dedicated EBie Award to a public sector (government) project in the All-Rounder category. However, public sector entries are welcome in all categories.
I have detailed photographs and drawings of my project. Can I submit them with my entry?
No, You must submit only the information specified for each EBie Award. If your project is selected as a finalist, we will ask you for photos and drawings.
Can I submit my project for more than one award?
Yes, but you must complete separate entries for each. Please note that the Submission Forms vary by award.
How do you verify the information provided in the EBie Submission Form?
Once a project is selected as finalist, we will request additional documentation and may do a site visit.
Can I start my online EBie Award submission and finish it later?
No, you must do it in one sitting (without closing the Ebie Submission Form). To see the full submission requirements for each EBie Award, open the EBie Submission Form and check the box of the Award you are interested in (you may only choose one). Then select PRINT on the lower left. The document will show you all the information required for the Award.
I would prefer to mail my entry. Where do I send it?
All entries must be submitted online. Mailed entries will not be considered.
How do you pronounce EBie?
EE-bee!