Muudetava lainepikkusega ribapääsufilter infrapuna piirkonnas

This compliance document only sets mandatory EU-sanction checks (no >10% Russian subcontractors) and joint-bid formalities for Metrosert’s purchase of a variable-wavelength IR bandpass filter, so any optics supplier that can certify its supply chain is sanctions-clean and, if bidding as a consortium, upload a joint-bid mandate should proceed.

Metrosert is buying one non-divisible “tunable-wavelength band-pass infrared filter” on a lowest-price-wins basis (price 100 % of score, VAT excluded), so any bidder need only prove they can supply the exact device and quote the cheapest lump-sum EUR price.

This is a simplified open procedure (lihthange) by Metrosert to purchase a single, non-divisible tunable-wavelength band-pass optical filter for the infrared region; bidders must submit an electronic ESPD declaring general company data and any grounds for exclusion, but the notice sets no mandatory technical/financial qualification thresholds or award criteria.

Metrosert (Tallinn) is buying a single, non-splittable “tuneable filter in the infrared spectral range” with mandatory delivery to Teaduspark 8 by 10 Dec 2025, a mandatory 2-year full-system warranty, English user manuals in both digital & paper form, and a 1 % contract-price penalty per day of delay; bidders must therefore prove they can supply this exact IR filter on time and under these fixed terms.

Metrosert is buying one non-divisible, tunable infrared band-pass filter; mandatory deliverables are a signed Estonian/English bid, fully-completed technical form (Annex 1), manufacturer’s conformity statement, landed price to Tallinn, and warranty terms, while any EU/EEA/GPA-registered firm (not Russia/Belarus) may compete without extra qualification hurdles.

Metrosert’s open-to-all-EEA/WTO-GPA firms (Russian/Belarusian bidders excluded) simple procurement for a single, non-splittable tuneable IR band-pass filter requires only that the quote—in Estonian or English—bundles device, transport to Teadespargi 8 Tallinn, warranty terms and a manufacturer-signed compliance form with Appendix 1 tech specs, with no further mandatory qualifications or award criteria disclosed.

Metrosert is buying—undivided—one tuneable 1000-2000 nm IR band-pass filter that must (mandatory) give <5 nm bandwidth, ≥90 % transmission, be SuperK Fianium-compatible, preserve single-mode beam quality, include user-changeable FC/APC fibres ≥2.5 m, and be calibrated in Estonia; only vendors that can supply a fully integrated, fibre-ready system meeting every optical spec should bid.

This is a draft supply contract template for Metrosert’s acquisition of a single, non-divisible tunable band-pass infrared filter that must be delivered to Teaduspargi 8, Tallinn by 10 Dec 2025 with a 2-year full warranty, English user manual in digital & paper form, and 1 % daily penalty for late delivery; no specific technical specs, qualification thresholds or evaluation scoring are shown in the excerpt, so bidders must check the full procurement file (ref. 301107) to decide whether to bid.