Radioloogiaseadmete hooldus- ja remonditööd

Mandatory requirements: legal representative signature (or proper power of attorney), sanctions-free origin of parts, no >10% Russian subcontractors, and submission of Form III participation declaration—so only medical-equipment service firms already authorized to maintain Hologic radiology devices and able to supply non-sanctioned spare parts within a 48-month Tartu University Clinic framework contract should bid.

This 48-month framework tender (mandatory) demands full OEM-scheduled maintenance—including annual electrical-safety tests, software updates and complete access credentials for Tartu University Hospital’s radiology equipment—plus 8-17 EET weekday help-desk and emergency-repair capability, so only bidders able to supply all spare parts, tools, transport and OEM-level service documentation in Estonian should consider bidding.

Raamlepingu lihtne osalemisavaldus, mis kohustab pakkujat kinnitama hanke tingimustega tutvumist ja nende täielikku aktsepteerimist – konkreetseid kvalifikatsiooninõudeid, tehnilisi nõudeid või hindamiskriteeriume selles vormis ei esitata.

This document is a qualification form (Vorm IV – Hooldusinsener) that mandates bidders must supply maintenance engineers with manufacturer-certified training for the specific radiology equipment AND proven Estonian language proficiency (both oral and written) to be eligible for the 48-month framework contract.

Tartu University Hospital seeks the lowest-price bidder to sign a 4-year (48-month) maintenance & repair framework for Hologic, Penlon and Plandent radiology devices, awarding 100 % of the score to the offer with the smallest sum of (i) a mandatory 12-month maintenance fee and (ii) 25 hours of mandatory emergency-repair labour—no other criteria, no e-auction, just price.

Tender for 48-month maintenance & repair of radiology equipment at Tartu University Hospital—open procedure, CPV 50421000-2; bidders must submit an electronic ESPD (self-declaration) covering exclusion/qualification grounds, may bid on up to 3 lots, and should demonstrate prior medical-device service capability (no mandatory certificates listed in this excerpt).

Tartu University Hospital seeks a 48-month framework contractor (mandatory: EU/WTO-based, 3-month bid validity, 3-day contract-signing deadline) to service and repair its listed radiology equipment—no specific technical or certification requirements disclosed, so any qualified medical-device maintenance firm should assess whether to bid based on its ability to support the named Hologic, Penlon, and Pland devices.

This 48-month framework agreement (mandatory) requires qualified medical-device service companies to provide scheduled maintenance and emergency repairs on Tartu University Hospital’s radiology equipment, with pricing set at a fixed total for planned servicing and an hourly rate (plus parts) for unscheduled work, while bidders must demonstrate proven capability to service the listed devices and commit to the hospital’s green-procurement principles.

This document is only a blank power-of-attorney template (Form II) that a tenderer must complete to authorise its representative to sign the bid for the 48-month framework contract for radiology equipment maintenance and repair services at Tartu University Hospital; it contains no technical requirements, qualification criteria or evaluation information.

This document is merely a blank template for a joint-bidder power-of-attorney form; it contains no tender requirements, qualification criteria or evaluation rules—only spaces for the names, registry codes and signature authority of consortium members who would act together in the “Radioloogiaseadmete hooldus- ja remonditööd” tender.