Compliance requirements
The ESPD includes the standard mandatory exclusion grounds, including participation in a criminal organisation, corruption, money laundering or terrorist financing, child labour and other forms of trafficking in human beings, terrorist offences, and other exclusion grounds under the Public Procurement Act. The bidder or its management/representation persons must confirm whether any final conviction exists within the relevant period and, where applicable, whether self-cleaning measures have been taken. If an exclusion ground applies, the bidder may be allowed to provide evidence of restored reliability where the law or tender documents permit it. The machine-readable notice did not include the full list in the excerpt; the exact exclusion grounds and any self-cleaning details must be checked in the tender documents.
Qualification criteria and exclusion grounds
The bidder must have completed at least one contract in the 60 months before the start of the procurement in which artificial turf installation work was carried out on a full-size football pitch (length 90 m to 120 m; width 45 m to 90 m). If the contract is still being performed after the tender submission deadline, the bidder may prove its qualification with the part of the work already handed over to and accepted by the client by the time the procurement started. For contracts performed under a framework agreement, qualification may be demonstrated with contracts/orders concluded and performed under that framework agreement. The tenderer must submit, with the tender, a list of completed contracts in the ESPD, including a short description of the works showing that artificial turf installation was carried out on a full-size football pitch, the pitch size, the contract completion date, and the other party’s details (client name, telephone number, e-mail address). For a public procurement contract, the procurement reference number must also be provided. The contracting authority may contact the other party for additional information.