Lihatooted

This compliance document for the 12-month meat-products supply tender by Ida-Viru Central Hospital makes it mandatory to submit Form 1 (participation application), Form 4 (price offer), product PDFs proving conformity to the technical specification, and—if the bidder is a consortium or uses a non-registered signatory—an authorisation (Form 2), while allowing equivalent standards/products provided equivalence is documented.

This document is merely a yes/no compliance question asking whether the bidder submitted the participation application using the specified Form 1—failing to do so is mandatory grounds for exclusion, but it reveals nothing about product specs, qualifications, or award criteria.

This is a 12-month meat-supply tender for Ida-Viru Central Hospital where the only mandatory requirement is to quote the lowest aggregate price (Parts 1 & 2) on Form 4, so any meat supplier able to deliver the hospital’s specified products tax-free and beat competitors on cost should bid.

This open-procedure Estonian hospital tender for a 12-month supply of meat and meat products (CPV 15100000-9) requires bidders to submit an electronic ESPD (no paper) and does not specify any mandatory turnover, staff-size or prior-experience thresholds, so any food supplier able to deliver the technical specification can bid.

Ida-Viru Central Hospital seeks a 12-month frozen-meat supply partner (est. €70k) who can deliver 21 specified pork, beef and poultry products—mandatory deep-frozen, ≤3kg packs, ≥3-month shelf-life, fat and additive limits as listed—so bid only if you hold EU food-safety certification, cold-chain logistics capacity and can quote per-kilogram prices on all items.

This legacy Word document (HAD_Lisa_2_Hankelepingu_vorm) appears to be a draft contract form for Sihtasutus Ida-Viru Keskhaigla's 12-month meat products supply tender, but its outdated format prevents extraction of specific mandatory requirements, qualifications, or evaluation criteria - companies should request accessible documentation before deciding to bid.

Legacy-format general terms document (HAD_üldosa) for the 12-month “Lihatooted” meat-products supply tender by Ida-Viru Keskhaigla contains no visible technical specifications, mandatory requirements or qualification criteria, so bidders must await the full tender dossier to decide whether to bid.

The attached file is only a blank power-of-attorney form (Vorm_2_Volikiri) for the “Lihatooted” tender, so it reveals neither the mandatory meat-product specifications, required vendor qualifications, nor evaluation criteria needed to decide whether to bid.

The uploaded Word document “Vorm_3_Volitus_ühispakkujad” is only the mandatory Estonian-style power-of-attorney form that joint-bid consortia must submit; it contains no technical requirements, qualifications or evaluation criteria for the 12-month meat-products supply tender.

This is a 12-month framework quotation form (Vorm 4) for Ida-Viru Central Hospital’s public tender “Lihatooted” in which bidders must simply fill in unit prices, total sums and state the producer/origin & pack size for nine listed pork and beef products—no explicit qualification or evaluation criteria are given in the document, so any meat supplier able to deliver the forecast quantities (100–3 000 kg/item) should consider bidding.