Dementia Hub Digital Social Care Records System

This tender presents a clear service description, but its quality is significantly undermined by an unrealistic estimated value and the absence of crucial evaluation criteria.

The procedure type (Open, Below threshold) and CPV code are correctly assigned, and no disputes are reported. The submission deadline provides a reasonable timeframe. While mandatory exclusion grounds are not explicitly detailed in the summary, they are likely covered in the full ITQ document.

The description of the Digital Social Care Records system and its technical requirements are clear and understandable. However, the critical absence of specified evaluation criteria significantly reduces the overall clarity for potential bidders.

Basic information such as title, reference, organization, deadlines, and duration is provided. However, the tender is incomplete due to the lack of explicit evaluation criteria and the highly unrealistic estimated value of 1.00 EUR, which renders the financial information effectively unusable for serious bidding.

The estimated value of 1.00 EUR is a severe issue, undermining transparency and fair competition by misrepresenting the project's scale. The absence of clear evaluation criteria and the lack of an e-submission option further detract from the fairness and equal access for all potential bidders.

The lack of electronic submission is a practical drawback, potentially increasing administrative burden for bidders. The highly unrealistic estimated value also makes it impractical for serious bidders to properly assess the opportunity. However, contract start date and duration are clearly specified.

Most key fields are populated, dates are logical and consistent, and no disputes or suspensions are reported. Minor gaps exist in the 'Liable Person' field and procedure codes, but these do not significantly impact overall data consistency.

The tender does not explicitly mention any green procurement, social value, or innovation criteria. While the service itself is social care, there is no indication that the procurement process aims to achieve broader sustainability objectives.