Installation of electricity accumulators (negotiated procedure, international)

This tender for electricity storage systems installation presents a well-structured procurement process with good document availability and clear technical specifications. However, the estimated value is undisclosed, and detailed evaluation criteria are missing, impacting transparency.

The tender adheres to relevant EU directives for utilities and uses standard CPV codes. Deadlines appear reasonable for an international tender of this nature, and the procedure is clear. No explicit disputes or immediate regulatory compliance issues are apparent from the provided data.

The description of the procurement object is relatively clear, and key documents like general and special conditions, along with technical specifications, are available. However, specific evaluation criteria are not explicitly detailed in the main tender notice.

Most basic information is present, including title, reference, organization, and contract duration. Deadlines and contract duration are specified. A significant number of documents are attached, although the content of some is not fully extracted or summarized.

The tender is open to international participation and uses e-procurement. The lack of disclosed estimated value slightly reduces transparency. Requirements are generally objective, and no specific tailoring to individual companies is evident. The availability of full tender documents supports fairness.

While e-procurement is mentioned, the specific platform for e-submission is not detailed, and the document URL for the tender itself is missing. Financing information and contract start date are not provided, impacting practical planning for bidders.

Key fields such as title, reference, organization, and deadlines are populated logically. The tender status is active, and there is no indication of suspension or disputes. Dates are consistent with the submission and opening process.

The tender mentions 'EU Funded' but later states 'ES finansavimas: Ne', creating a contradiction. There is no explicit mention of green procurement, social aspects, or innovation requirements, which are typical elements of sustainable procurement.