Vägivallajuhtumite ennetus- ja nõustamisteenuse tellimine erihoolekandeteenuse osutajatele (Sotsiaalkindlustusamet)

This compliance document merely sets out mandatory submission formalities—no joint bids without a power-of-attorney, no conditional offers, disclosure of any business secrets, plus a 3-member minimum advisory team—so any bidder must simply confirm it can tick these boxes before preparing the real technical and price offer that will actually be evaluated.

This is a 100% price-and-quality tender where your 70% score rides on submitting a compelling, authority-approved “violence-prevention counselling process” description (mandatory), while the remaining 30% is won simply by quoting the lowest hourly rates for both 1-hour preliminary work and 1-hour counselling sessions—so bid only if you can deliver a proven, high-quality methodology at the cheapest price.

This is only the ESPD template published by the Riigi Tugiteenuste Keskus for the “Violence-prevention and counselling service for special-care providers” procurement; it shows the empty form (not yet filled in by any bidder) and therefore contains no mandatory requirements, selection/award criteria or qualification thresholds—companies should wait for the full tender documents to decide whether to bid.

This document is the evaluation methodology for a consulting service procurement: bids are scored 70/100 on a mandatory, detailed description of the violence-prevention/consulting process and 30/100 on the lowest hourly rates for preparatory and delivery work, so only firms that can both articulate a robust, evidence-based consulting workflow and offer the cheapest compliant price should compete.

This is a mandatory GDPR data-processing addendum (Article 28) that any bidder must sign—no specific service scope, qualifications or evaluation criteria are disclosed here, it only obliges the future provider to handle personal-security data strictly in line with EU GDPR and Estonian data-protection rules when delivering the violence-prevention/consultancy service.

This draft framework agreement for procuring violence-prevention and counselling services for special-care providers requires the successful bidder (mandatory) to deliver on-call advisory support to staff handling complex cases, be ready to sign the attached data-processing annex (Lisa 1) and accept State budget funding terms, so only experienced counselling firms comfortable with public-sector conditions should consider bidding.

This document only sets the general procurement rules—mandatory e-submission, 4-month bid binding, no alternatives or conditional offers—while the actual service requirements, qualification criteria and evaluation method for the counselling service for special-care staff are contained in the separate “riigihanke alusdokumentides” that must be consulted before deciding to bid.

This tender seeks a provider (mandatory) to deliver on-site behaviour-analysis and staff-guidance services—never remote except for monitoring—to 268 Estonian round-the-clock social-care homes for 3,120 intellectually disabled/autistic clients, requiring proven expertise in reducing violence, elopement and sexual-risk behaviours and the ability to train staff in unified behavioural support techniques.

This draft call-off contract merely incorporates by reference the violence-prevention/consulting service scope, hourly rates and supplier already selected under an overarching framework agreement, so a bidder can only compete if it is the existing framework holder and meets the qualifications set out in that framework.

This “Lisa 2” is only a blank post-service report template (service provider must later fill in client name, staff involved, date, duration, topic, setbacks, progress and agreements) and therefore contains no mandatory requirements, qualifications or bid/no-bid criteria—bidders should look elsewhere in the tender file for the actual service obligations and evaluation rules.

This document is merely a blank template (“Lisa 3”) that the contractor must later fill in to report hours of preliminary work and on-site counselling plus the corresponding amounts—no requirements, qualifications or evaluation criteria are stated.

This appendix is merely a blank “order form” template—no mandatory service volumes, qualifications, or evaluation rules are stated—so bidders should look elsewhere in the tender file for the actual requirements before deciding to bid.