Implementation partner in Estonia for targeted intervention for children with autism spectrum disorder and speech delay and their parents (Ministry of Social Affairs)

This tender for an implementation partner for autism spectrum disorder and speech delay interventions is generally well-structured and transparent, but has notable areas for improvement in legal compliance (CPV code), completeness (document flagging), and practicality (direct document access).

The tender defines the procedure type clearly and adheres to national and EU regulations, including GDPR. Deadlines are reasonable. However, the assigned CPV code (University level adult education service) appears to be a mismatch for a service primarily focused on child interventions and parental support, which could misdirect potential bidders.

The tender description, tasks, and evaluation criteria (80% technical, 20% cost) are clearly articulated. Requirements across eligibility, technical capability, financial aspects, and submission are well-documented and understandable, supported by comprehensive AI-extracted summaries.

All essential basic information, including value, deadlines, and duration, is provided. A good number of supporting documents are attached. However, the fact that critical documents like evaluation criteria, draft contract, and technical specifications are marked as 'Required: No' in the provided structure is a significant concern, potentially leading bidders to overlook crucial details.

The tender demonstrates good fairness with disclosed value, reasonable deadlines, and transparent, objective evaluation criteria. E-procurement is enabled, and requirements for the project manager are specific but justifiable for the specialized nature of the service, not appearing tailored to a specific company.

Electronic submission is supported, and key dates like contract start and duration are clearly specified. Financing information is available. However, a direct document URL is not explicitly provided in the tender information, which could slightly impede immediate access to all documents.

All key fields are populated, and the data is highly consistent across the various sections. Dates are logical and sequential, and there are no detected issues, suspensions, or disputes.

The tender is explicitly marked as 'Green Procurement' and 'EU Funded'. The project's core focus on social interventions and its pilot nature inherently align with social and innovation aspects. However, the automated checks indicate a lack of explicit social or innovation criteria for bidders within the tender documents, suggesting that while the project's goals are sustainable, the procurement process itself may not fully integrate these as measurable requirements for proposals.