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This document is the Technical Specification for an ex-post impact assessment of the Latgale Special Economic Zone (LSEZ) Law. The tender seeks a service provider to evaluate the law's effectiveness in achieving its objectives and its impact on target groups, particularly concerning regional economic development, fiscal effects, and future policy recommendations. Key deliverables include two interim reports and a comprehensive final report, which must adhere to specified research questions, methodologies, formatting standards, and a 6-month timeline.
This document is Annex 2 to the tender regulations for performing ex-post impact assessments of high-impact legal acts. It specifically details the "Evaluation of the Latgale Special Economic Zone Law's conformity with ex-post evaluation criteria." The purpose of the Latgale Special Economic Zone is to foster regional development, attract investments for production and infrastructure, and create new jobs, providing the context for the required assessment.
This document is the official Applicant's Application form for the "Evaluation of ex-post impact of high-impact legal acts" tender (MK VK 2025/016). Bidders must complete and submit this form to formally apply for participation, confirming their capacity to deliver services according to all tender requirements. Key declarations include affirming compliance with public procurement laws, possessing necessary resources, and ensuring the offer's independent preparation. The form also requires bidders to specify their small or medium-sized enterprise status.
This document is Appendix 4, the Financial Offer form, for the tender "Evaluation of the ex-post impact of high-impact legal acts." Bidders are required to submit their total contract price, specified with two decimal places, which must encompass all associated costs, taxes, and fees, excluding VAT. The submitted price will be used for evaluation, recorded in the tender opening protocol, and will remain fixed for the entire contract duration. Any services offered at 0.00 euro cents necessitate a detailed justification.
This document is Appendix 5, a mandatory form titled "Description of the Bidder's Experience" for the open competition "Conducting ex-post impact assessments of high-impact legal acts". Bidders are required to detail their relevant experience in accordance with sub-point 3.2.3 of the tender regulations. The form must be completed with the date, full name, position, and signature of the submitting party.
This document is Annex 6, a mandatory form for bidders to detail the experience and qualifications of their proposed personnel for the "ex-post impact assessments of high-impact legal acts" tender. It requires comprehensive information including specific service experience, general work experience (especially for economic experts and data analysts), education, and publications. Each individual must complete and sign a declaration confirming the accuracy of the provided data and their commitment to participate in the contract execution.
This document is Appendix 7 to the tender regulations for the open competition "Performing ex-post impact assessments of legal acts with high impact level." It serves as a mandatory form for bidders to provide detailed information regarding any subcontractors, individual persons, or participants forming part of a supplier association involved in their tender submission. Bidders must complete this form to disclose all relevant parties contributing to the proposed services.
This document is Annex 8, an affirmation form for subcontractors or individuals involved in the tender "Performing ex-post impact assessments of high-impact legal acts." It requires the subcontractor to confirm their agreement to participate, attest to their professional and financial capabilities, and specify the exact services they will provide. This form is mandatory for any proposed subcontractor and must be submitted as part of the tenderer's bid.
This document is a draft contract for performing ex-post impact assessments of high-impact legal acts. It outlines the terms and conditions for the provision of research consulting services, including a 6-month execution period, payment procedures, intellectual property rights, and strict confidentiality and data protection requirements. The draft also details provisions for penalties, force majeure, personnel and subcontractor changes, and conditions for contract termination or amendment.
This document outlines the comprehensive requirements for participating in the tender for performing ex-post impact assessments of high-impact legal acts. It details the mandatory submission documents, including the applicant's application, experience descriptions for both the company and proposed personnel, and specific technical and financial proposals. The tender evaluation will be based on the most economically advantageous offer, with 60% weighting for technical quality criteria and 40% for the financial proposal.
This document outlines the regulations for an open competition by the State Chancellery for ex-post evaluations of high-impact legal acts, specifically focusing on the Latgale Special Economic Zone Law. It details the electronic submission process via EIS, bidder qualification and exclusion criteria, required documentation including technical and financial proposals, and the evaluation methodology based on the economically most advantageous offer (price and quality). Bidders must adhere to strict formatting, electronic signature, and financial limits.
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This tender outlines a service for ex-post impact evaluation but is critically flawed by the absence of accessible tender documents and explicit evaluation criteria, severely hindering transparency and fair competition.
The tender mentions mandatory exclusion grounds and compliance with public procurement laws, which are standard. However, the lack of accessible full tender documents and explicit evaluation criteria raises significant concerns regarding transparency and adherence to fundamental procurement principles.
The core service description, focusing on the Latgale Special Economic Zone (LSEZ) Law's effectiveness and required deliverables, is reasonably clear from the extracted text. However, frequent references to 'tender regulations' (e.g., sub-point 3.2.3) without providing the actual documents introduce significant ambiguity for potential bidders.
While eligibility and technical capability requirements are partially outlined, the tender is fundamentally incomplete due to the total absence of accessible tender documents and explicit evaluation criteria. The 'FINANCIAL REQUIREMENTS' section is also cut off, indicating further incompleteness.
The absence of accessible tender documents and explicit evaluation criteria severely compromises the fairness of the procurement process. Bidders cannot fully understand the requirements, the basis for selection, or ensure their offer is competitive and compliant, creating an uneven playing field.
The service itself (ex-post evaluation) is practical. However, the procurement process, due to restricted document access and missing evaluation criteria, is highly impractical for bidders. They cannot prepare a compliant and competitive offer without full, clear information.
Based on the limited extracted data, there are no overt inconsistencies in the provided text, apart from the 'FINANCIAL REQUIREMENTS' section being abruptly cut off, which is an inconsistency in the data provided for analysis.
The tender explicitly states 'Not green procurement' and 'No social criteria'. This indicates a missed opportunity to integrate sustainability and social responsibility aspects into the public procurement process.
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