Tartu reoveepuhasti energiaauditi ja arengukava koostamine

This document only sets mandatory subcontractor-screening rules (zero-tolerance for tax/social-security arrears and detailed disclosure questionnaire) for the “Tartu WWTP energy audit & 12-year development plan” tender; it gives no technical scope, qualification thresholds or award criteria, so bidders must check other tender files to decide whether to pursue the contract.

Tartu Veevärk otsib ühte partnerit, kes MÕLEMAD kohustuslikud tööd teeks: viia läbi energiaaudit 100 000 inimese ekvivalenti teenindaval Tartu reoveepuhastil ja koostada selle põhjal 12-aastane arengukava (toetuse saamiseks SA KIK programmist); pakkumusele lisatakse ärisaladuse märkimise põhjendus, kinnitus, et ei kaasata kõrvaldatavat alltöövõtjat, ning hind vastab lehel „Hindamiskriteeriumid ja hinnatavad näitajad“ etteantud struktuurile – tingimuslik pakkumus keelatud.

Tartu Veevärk seeks a single contractor to deliver a mandatory package of eight audits/plans—including energy, SCADA, chemical-cost, biogas-use, hydraulic-load/reconstruction, UWWTD-compliance and a 12-year development plan—for its 100 000 PE wastewater plant, so bidders must confirm full acceptance of tender terms, digitally sign the checklist and price every line item (criterion: lowest compliant lump-sum including 24 % VAT).

This document ("Vorm 1 Võtmeisiku tööandja kinnitus") is simply the employer’s certificate for the tender’s key expert—no technical, financial or eligibility criteria are stated, so it offers no basis to judge whether to bid.

This document is a mandatory team-form (Vorm 2) that bidders must complete, confirming they will assign—when requested—an accredited VK-insener and an energy-efficiency specialist to the undivided contract for preparing Tartu wastewater treatment plant’s energy audit and 12-year development plan.

This document (Form 3 – Sub-contractors) only asks bidders to list any subcontractors they intend to use; it gives no technical requirements, mandatory qualifications or evaluation criteria, so it is purely administrative and offers no basis for deciding whether to bid.

This document (Vorm 4 Volitus) is simply the standard “Power of Attorney” form that every bidder must submit—mandatory but administrative—so if you already have signing authority or a valid proxy in place you can treat it as a tick-box requirement and focus your bid/no-bid decision on the technical/energy-audit credentials demanded elsewhere in the Tartu WWTP energy audit & 12-year development plan tender.

Tender requires a single contractor to deliver a mandatory energy audit and 12-year development plan for Tartu’s 100,000-PE wastewater plant, with bids judged 100 % on lowest price (excluding taxes) and no stated qualification filters.

Tartu Veevärk otsib ühte teenusepakkujat, kes oleks kohustuslikult võimeline koostama 100 000 elanikukohaga Tartu reoveepuhastile energiaauditi (sh välja töötama energiasäästuettepanekud KIK-i toetuse taotlemiseks) ja sellest lähtuvalt 12-aastase arengukava, ilma et hankepassist või lisadokumentidest selgus konkreetsed kvalifitseerimis- või hindamiskriteeriumid.

Mandatory: deliver within one tight deadline a single-package, EnK §-compliant energy audit (covering SCADA, chemicals, biogas, hydraulics & new UWWTD rules) plus a 12-year development plan for Tartu’s 100 000 p.e. WWTP, led by an experienced multidisciplinary team whose report must be grant-ready for KIK’s “Reoveepuhastuse energiatõhususe tõstmine” programme—bid only if you can meet these legal, technical and time-boxed obligations in full.

Tartu Veevärk (AS) otsib ühte teenusepakkujat, kes 8 kuu jooksul kohustuslikult koostaks 100 000 elanikukoha reoveepuhastile energiaauditi koos 12-aastase arengukavaga (toetuse taotlemiseks KIK-i programmist); pakkujal peavad olema tõendatavad energiaauditite ja reoveepuhastite arengukavade koostamise kogemused, töö tasustatakse 80 % etapi kaupa ja 20 % peale lõplikku vastuvõttu.

Tartu Veevärk (Tartu Waterworks) is seeking a single contractor to perform a mandatory energy audit of its 100 000-population-equivalent wastewater-treatment plant and, on the basis of that audit, deliver a 12-year development plan that can be used to apply for KIK “Raising Wastewater-Treatment Energy Efficiency” grant funding—bidders must therefore demonstrate proven energy-audit experience for large sewage works and ability to produce both the audit and the long-term strategic plan as one integrated assignment.