Development of crisis preparedness guidance material for primary care ETOs (Terviseamet)

The contracting authority may refuse to conclude the contract with a bidder who has tax debt in the sense of the Taxation Act. If tax debt is identified, the contracting authority may give the bidder at least three working days to pay or defer the debt and may ask for an explanation. In a joint tender, the tax debt check is carried out for each joint bidder separately. The contracting authority may also exclude a bidder whose place of residence or establishment is not in Estonia, another EU Member State, another EEA Agreement State, or a country that has acceded to the WTO Government Procurement Agreement.

The bidder must submit, as part of the tender, a concept description for developing the crisis preparedness guidance material. It must at least cover the purpose of the analysis, the research tasks, and the analysis methodology with an explanation of how it will be carried out. The bidder must also provide a work schedule with at least weekly precision and a description of the team composition and division of roles, including the team members’ experience and details sufficient for evaluation under the award criteria. A short description of how accessibility requirements have been taken into account in preparing the guidance material must also be included. Conditional tenders are not allowed, and the tender must comply with all tender document requirements. If this is a joint tender, a power of attorney for the joint bidders must be included. The machine-readable notice did not include any further precise qualification or compliance requirements; these should be checked in the tender documents if needed.