Latvijas veselības aprūpes kvalitāti regulējošo dokumentu izvērtējums un priekšlikumu sniegšana to pilnveidošanai

This document contains the Procurement Commission's answers to questions from interested suppliers regarding the tender "Evaluation of documents regulating the quality of healthcare in Latvia and submission of proposals for their improvement." It clarifies the expected competencies for "Patient safety specialists," emphasizing practical experience in system establishment/maintenance over job titles. Additionally, it confirms that experts proposed by bidders can combine multiple roles within the working group if their qualifications meet the requirements for each role.

This document contains the Procurement Commission's official answers to questions from an interested supplier regarding the tender "Evaluation of documents regulating the quality of healthcare in Latvia and submission of proposals for their improvement." It clarifies that entities not directly meeting the main qualification criteria (2.2.1) can participate as subcontractors, provided they are properly declared with detailed scope of work. The commission emphasizes that while preliminary guidance is given, the final assessment of proposals will occur during the evaluation stage based on the submitted documents.

This document is the Procurement Commission's official response to a supplier's request for an extension of the tender submission deadline. The Commission has approved the extension, moving the deadline to January 14, 2026, at 11:00. Additionally, the experience certification period for bidders has been extended from three to four years, and specific sections of the procurement regulations (1.12.1, 1.12.9, 2.2.1.4) and Annex 2 (3.4) have been amended. Bidders are advised to review the updated tender documents published in the Electronic Procurement System.

This document outlines the comprehensive requirements for submitting a tender for the evaluation and improvement of Latvian healthcare quality regulatory documents. It details mandatory qualification criteria, including specific forms for bidder applications, compliance descriptions, and detailed professional profiles for key personnel such as data analysts, lawyers, quality managers, patient safety specialists, doctors, and nurses. Furthermore, it specifies the submission of technical and financial proposals using provided templates, with the selection criterion being solely the lowest price excluding VAT.

This document outlines the regulations for the Ministry of Health's open competition to evaluate Latvian healthcare quality documents and propose improvements. Bidders must submit electronic offers via the EIS e-tenders system by January 14, 2026, 11:00. Key requirements include specific professional qualifications for the work group, prior experience in national-level regulatory analysis, and adherence to detailed financial and technical offer formatting. The contract duration is up to 12 months, funded by the European Social Fund Plus.

This document is a draft service contract for the evaluation of Latvian healthcare quality regulatory documents and the provision of proposals for their improvement. It outlines the scope of services, payment terms funded by an ESF+ project, contract duration (max 12 months), and procedures for service acceptance, defect resolution, and intellectual property transfer to the client. The draft also details various penalties for non-compliance, delays, and unauthorized changes to personnel or subcontractors.

This Technical Specification outlines the scope of work for evaluating and proposing improvements to regulatory documents governing healthcare quality in Latvia. The project aims to foster a unified understanding of healthcare quality, identify deficiencies in existing legislation, and develop actionable proposals for enhancement, including the organization of a focus group with healthcare professionals. The service requires a comprehensive analysis of specific legal acts and a final presentation of findings, with all deliverables in Latvian and adhering to EU fund communication guidelines.

This document outlines the comprehensive requirements for submitting a tender for the evaluation and improvement of healthcare quality regulatory documents in Latvia. It details mandatory submission forms for bidder qualification, including descriptions of the proposed work group members and various specialists such as lawyers, doctors, and nurses. Furthermore, it specifies the requirements for both technical and financial proposals, clearly stating that the lowest price without VAT will be the sole criterion for evaluating and selecting the winning bid.

This document outlines the regulations for an open competition organized by the Latvian Ministry of Health to evaluate healthcare quality documents and propose improvements, funded by the ESF+ project "Improve patient safety and quality of care". It details tenderer eligibility, requiring specific professional experience and a multidisciplinary work group, and specifies electronic submission procedures, document formatting, and evaluation criteria based on the most economically advantageous offer (price). The contract duration is up to 12 months, and offers must be submitted electronically via the EIS e-konkursu system by December 30, 2025, 11:00 AM.