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This OCDS record provides structured data about the tender for tarmac patch repairs to car parks and footpaths in the Dover District from 2026 to 2029, offering transparency on the procurement process.
This OCDS Release Package contains structured, machine-readable data detailing the tender for tarmac patch repairs by Dover District Council, including buyer information and legal basis.
Dover District Council is seeking contractors for tarmac patch repairs to car parks and footpaths from 2026-2029, with an estimated budget of £126,000, evaluated solely on price, and open to SMEs.
This tender notice from Dover District Council invites bids for tarmac patch repairs to car parks and footpaths in the Dover District Area from 2026 to 2029, with an estimated value of £126,000 and a 100% price-based award criterion.
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This tender presents a clear service description and objective evaluation criteria, but its summary lacks detailed requirements, necessitating external document review for full information. Overall, it's a functional tender with some areas for improved transparency and detail in the initial overview.
The tender clearly defines the procedure type and CPV codes, and no disputes are reported. It appears to comply with national regulations for below-threshold tenders. However, there is a minor inconsistency between 'Value Classified: Yes' and the stated value, and mandatory exclusion grounds are not explicitly detailed in the summary.
The service description is clear and unambiguous. Evaluation criteria are explicitly stated as '100% price-based' in the document summaries. However, the AI-extracted requirements are sparse, and other detailed requirements are not summarized, necessitating access to external documents for a full understanding.
All essential basic information (title, reference, organization, deadlines, value, duration, location) is provided. Documents are attached and linked. The main area for improvement is the lack of detailed requirements and performance conditions within the provided summary, requiring external document review.
Full document access is provided via external links. The estimated value is disclosed. Evaluation criteria are objective and transparent (100% price). E-procurement is enabled. The requirements appear generic and not tailored, with an explicit mention of being open to SMEs.
Electronic submission is supported, and document URLs are clearly provided. The contract start date and duration are known. While the technical means for participation are practical, the limited detail in the AI-extracted requirements and summary means bidders must navigate to external portals for fundamental information, reducing the practicality of the initial overview.
Key fields are populated, and dates are logical and consistent. There are no reported disputes or suspensions. The only minor inconsistency is the 'Value Classified: Yes' flag appearing alongside the disclosed estimated value.
The tender does not explicitly mention any green procurement, social aspects, or innovation focus. Given the nature of the contract (tarmac repairs), this is not uncommon, but it also means no specific sustainability efforts are highlighted or required. A neutral score reflects this absence rather than active disregard.
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