Oskuste festival Noor Meister 2026 10 eriala kutsemeistrivõistluste korraldamine.

This compliance-only document confirms that bidders must submit a non-conditional, non-negative lump-sum price in the required template, mark any (non-price) business secrets, and—if bidding as a consortium—attach a joint-powers authorisation; no technical qualifications, experience or evaluation criteria are disclosed, so firms should wait for the full tender dossier before deciding to bid.

This document is merely a blank price-schedule appendix (“Lisa 2 - Pakkumuse maksumus”) for the 2026 Noor Meister skills festival, listing 10 trade-specific competitions; it contains no requirements, evaluation criteria, or qualification details—only empty cells for bidders to fill in their prices.

This is only the bidder’s declaration form—no technical specs, qualification thresholds, evaluation criteria or mandatory requirements are listed here—so you must examine the full tender dossier to decide whether your firm can stage the 2026 “Noor Meister” skills festival for 10 vocational disciplines.

This single-package tender (non-mandatory to split) requires bidders to field and sign up ten named technical experts—one for each listed trade (tiler, bricklayer, mechatronics-automation, cyber-security, car painter, graphic designer, emergency-medicine technician, beautician, chef, hotel receptionist)—so only firms that can commit these qualified specialists should bid.

Each of the 10 trade areas must be covered by a mandatory, certified technical expert who (1) holds a current professional qualification/certificate in that trade and (2) can prove at least 3 years of teaching or vocational-instructor experience in the trade within the last 5 years—firms lacking these specific personnel should not bid.

This is a single-criteria, lowest-price-wins (100 % weighting) procurement for organising the 2026 “Noor Meister” skills festival covering 10 vocational competitions—mandatory requirement is to submit the total VAT-excluded price in the Excel form, no special qualifications or experience filters are stated, so any Estonian event-service provider that can deliver the full scope at the lowest cost should bid.

This is only the ESPD template for the open procurement “Organising the 2025 Young Master Skills Festival – 10-trade vocational championships”; it shows the contracting authority (Haridus- ja Noorteamet) and the required ESPD sections but contains no mandatory technical/financial requirements or award criteria—bidders must complete the ESPD electronically in the e-procurement system to see and meet the actual qualification and evaluation terms.

Single-sentence business summary:
Haridus- ja Noorteamet buys one contractor to run the full 2026 “Noor Meister” skills festival for 10 vocational trades—no lotting, no variants, no bid bond—so bidders must prove solid event-management experience and capacity (via the mandatory “Vastavustingimused” document) and remain liable for any subcontractors; if you can’t deliver a turnkey youth-skills competition within budget you should skip this tender.

One-sentence business summary
The contracting authority (Haridus- ja Noorteamet) is looking for a single contractor who must supply—on a mandatory basis—10 trade-specific technical experts, competition venues (if the provided A.Le Coq Sport site is unsuitable), all judges, tools/inventory and full build-up/tear-down for the 13-15 May 2026 “Noor Meister” skills festival in Tartu; only firms that can demonstrate proven large-scale vocational skills-competition organisation experience and the ability to mobilise qualified staff and equipment within the fixed timetable should bid.

MANDATORY: single-provider contract to organise the 2026 “Noor Meister” skills festival covering 10 vocational championships, fully delivered by 15.05.2026 to the exact technical specification and the bidder’s own proposal, with no subcontracting relief and all quality/performance obligations remaining legally binding.

This document is only a blank template for a “joint-bidder authorisation form” (mandatory if several companies submit one offer together) and gives no information about the skills festival service requirements, qualification thresholds or award criteria.