Care worker level 3 exam preparation training in Tallinn and Jõgeva

The bidder must confirm that none of the mandatory exclusion grounds apply. These include convictions for organised crime, corruption, fraud, terrorist offences, money laundering or terrorist financing; offences related to illegal employment of foreigners or child labour and trafficking; tax, duty or social security arrears; and situations where the contract would breach an international or Government sanction. The contracting authority may also exclude a bidder for serious breaches of environmental, social or labour obligations, bankruptcy or liquidation, serious professional misconduct, local tax arrears, anti-competitive conduct, conflicts of interest, prior serious contract breaches, false information, attempts to influence the authority, tax offences, or if the bidder is otherwise not entitled to submit a tender. If the bidder relies on another company’s resources, the same exclusion confirmation must also be provided for that company.

The bidder must prove that it has not seriously breached administrative contracts concluded with it and that there are no circumstances that could lead to its permanent insolvency or cessation of business. The bidder must also show experience: between 1 January 2023 and the publication date of the contract notice, it has either taught the care worker profession in formal education or delivered group training for care workers, social care workers or care nurses totalling at least 400 contact teaching hours. If the bidder relies on another company’s resources, it must also submit the required confirmation of no exclusion grounds for that company. The tender documents also require the submission of the prescribed forms and supporting evidence.