SO1215 Sirhowy Country Park Footbridge Refurbishment

This tender provides basic information and high-level requirements but critically lacks detailed documentation, evaluation criteria, and specific location information, which significantly hinders a comprehensive and fair bidding process.

Mandatory exclusion grounds and eligibility requirements are stated, aligning with general public procurement principles. However, the absence of full tender documents prevents a thorough assessment of specific legal compliance.

The description of work is clear at a high level. However, the complete absence of detailed specifications, drawings, or a full scope of work within actual tender documents makes the requirements ambiguous for bidders.

The tender is severely incomplete due to the complete absence of attached documents, detailed specifications, evaluation criteria, and precise location information. This makes it impossible for bidders to prepare a comprehensive and accurate proposal.

The high-level requirements do not inherently suggest tailoring. However, the critical lack of detailed information and evaluation criteria creates a significant risk of an unfair process, as the contracting authority could use undisclosed criteria or information during evaluation.

The contract duration of 1 month for a footbridge refurbishment, including removal and replacement of structural elements, appears very ambitious. The lack of detailed documents makes it difficult for bidders to accurately assess feasibility, plan resources, and cost the project realistically.

Basic information provided (title, reference, organization, estimated value) appears consistent. The estimated value is given in EUR, and the financial requirement mentions both GBP and EUR, which is consistent. The NUTS code is listed as N/A, indicating a missing data point rather than an inconsistency.

There is no explicit mention of green procurement, social criteria, or innovation focus in the provided information. While composite materials are specified, their environmental benefits are not framed as a sustainability objective.