For the Provision of: Media Relations & Public Affairs Adviser

This tender for a Media Relations & Public Affairs Adviser demonstrates good basic information and e-procurement support, but is significantly hampered by restrictive requirements and a lack of detailed evaluation criteria.

The tender defines the procedure and CPV code clearly, and the submission period is reasonable (25 days). However, the AI summary indicates a lack of explicitly stated mandatory exclusion and eligibility grounds, which are fundamental legal requirements.

While the core service description is clear, there is a direct contradiction between the tender being "Divided into Parts" and requiring "All work will be delivered by one individual." Detailed quality evaluation criteria are also missing, impacting clarity for bidders.

Basic tender information, deadlines, value, and duration are complete. However, the provided information lacks detailed quality evaluation criteria and explicitly stated mandatory exclusion/eligibility grounds in the AI summary.

The tender supports e-procurement and discloses the estimated value. However, the requirement for "All work will be delivered by one individual" for a 2-year contract of this value (£198,000) is highly restrictive, potentially limiting competition and favoring a specific type of supplier. Detailed quality criteria are also not transparent.

The tender provides clear URLs for information and electronic submission via the Delta eSourcing portal, and specifies the contract start date and duration, enhancing practicality for bidders.

There is a significant inconsistency between the "Characteristics: Divided into Parts" and the explicit requirement for "All work will be delivered by one individual." The clarity on evaluation criteria is also inconsistent between automated checks and the AI summary.

The tender does not include any explicit requirements or considerations related to green procurement, social aspects, or innovation, representing a missed opportunity for broader impact.