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Tallinn University of Technology is buying small electronic components (resistors, capacitors, LEDs, etc.) plus larger lab equipment, dev-kits, PCBs and assembly services in a two-lot framework that is open to any supplier able to fill in the mandatory technical-description form (Form III), unit-price form (Form V) and, if bidding as a consortium, submit a joint-bid power of attorney; equivalence of standards is accepted, so no special certifications are required.
This is a 100% price-only (lowest-cost-wins) framework tender by Tallinn University of Technology for the supply of electronic components, lab equipment, PCBs and assembly services—no technical, quality or qualification criteria are stated, so any registered supplier able to deliver the listed items and accept the buyer’s order terms should bid if they can offer the lowest net price.
Tallinn University of Technology is running an open, 2-part procurement (max 2 lots per bidder) for electronic components, lab equipment, PCBs and related assembly services; no mandatory turnover, certification or reference thresholds are stated in the published ESPD, so any EU supplier able to deliver the listed items and submit the standard exclusion/qualification declaration electronically should consider bidding.
Tallinna Tehnikaülikool’s open-procurement framework tender (divided into two lots covering small electronic components and larger lab/development equipment plus assembly services) requires only electronic submission via the Estonian procurement portal by the deadline stated in the notice; no mandatory certifications or turnover thresholds are disclosed in these general documents, so any firm able to supply the listed electronics and related services should download the full technical specs and draft framework (Lisa 1-3) to verify exact requirements before deciding to bid.
Mandatory: operate a public e-shop with real-time stock/prices, cart, invoice export and support; supply ALL 60+ listed component types (resistors, capacitors, LEDs, ICs, etc.) ex-stock; frame agreement with Tallinn University of Technology—bid only if you already stock the full catalogue and can integrate the required e-procurement portal.
Tallinn University of Technology is buying (Part 1) 24 clearly-specified, off-the-shelf micro-components—SMD/THT resistors, capacitors, diodes, transistors, LEDs, etc.—so any supplier that can simply deliver the exact part numbers or equivalents and fill in the mandatory “offered component / compliance parameters / web-link” table should bid.
Tallinn University of Technology is buying—under an open procedure with no stated minimum qualifications—an extensive catalogue of lab-grade measurement instruments, power supplies and development accessories whose quoted models must exactly match the listed technical parameters (mandatory), so any electronics distributor or system integrator that can source and deliver the specified 1 Hz-10 MHz signal generator, 25 MHz USB oscilloscope, 6.5-digit bench multimeter, etc. on demand should bid.
Tallinn University of Technology is buying—under a 2-part framework—Part 2 test & lab gear (signal generators, counters, USB scopes, 6½-digit bench DMMs, etc.) in the quantities and exact specs listed in Table 1; bidders must quote firm, 3-month-fixed unit prices ex-VAT that cover all manufacture-to-delivery costs and submit the completed price table with the offer—no further mandatory certs or selection criteria are stated in this excerpt.
Tallinn University of Technology is buying—under a 2-part framework—common SMD/THT passives (resistors, capacitors, diodes, LEDs, etc.) in the thousands, and you must quote fixed kit prices that stay unchanged for 3 months; no special certificates are mentioned, so any component distributor or manufacturer that can supply the listed specs and hold prices should consider bidding.
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