Legal Compliance80/100
The notice clearly defines its purpose as Pre-Market Engagement and not a call for competition, outlining the future procurement method via a CPC framework. CPV codes are correctly assigned, and there are no disputes. While 'Type' and 'Procedure' fields in basic info are 'None', the description clarifies this adequately for a PME.
Clarity85/100
The scope of the financial management software system is clearly detailed, and the purpose of the PME is unambiguously stated. AI-extracted requirements for the system's capabilities are comprehensive and easy to understand. The selection process for demonstrations ('first responder basis') is also clear.
Completeness75/100
Basic information, PME deadlines, and contract duration are provided. System requirements are well-defined. However, the estimated contract value is classified, and one OCDS document failed to download. Evaluation criteria are not specified, which is expected for a PME but would be a gap in a formal tender.
•Estimated contract value is not disclosed.
•One OCDS document failed to download.
Fairness70/100
The PME itself is open to all interested parties, and the 'first responder' basis for demonstrations is transparent. However, the future mini-competition's reliance on a specific CPC framework inherently limits broader competition. The lack of an e-submission method for expressing interest also presents a minor barrier to equal access.
•Future procurement is tied to a specific framework, potentially limiting broader competition.
•No electronic submission (e-submission) for expressing interest in the PME.
Practicality60/100
The absence of an electronic submission method for expressing interest (relying on email) is a significant practical drawback. While contract start dates and duration are specified, the classified value limits suppliers' ability to fully assess the opportunity's scale and financial viability.
•No electronic submission (e-submission) supported for expressing interest.
•Estimated contract value is not disclosed.
Data Consistency40/100
A critical inconsistency exists regarding the launch date of the future mini-competition. The description states it will be issued 'on or around 1 September 2025' and also 'due to be launched by the end of March 2026'. The 2025 date is in the past relative to today's date (2026-01-22) and directly contradicts the 2026 date, causing significant confusion.
•Conflicting dates for the mini-competition launch (September 2025 vs. March 2026).
Sustainability20/100
The notice does not include any explicit criteria or mentions related to green procurement, social aspects, or innovation beyond seeking a modern software system. It is also not indicated as EU-funded.
•No explicit mention of green procurement criteria.
•No inclusion of social aspects.