Implementation of a trauma-informed approach in foster, adoptive, and guardianship families
ClosedKey facts
- Estimated value
- €48,000
- Deadline
- Expired
- CPV Code
- 80510000-2 — Specialist training services
- Lots
- Divided into lots
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This document outlines the conditions for submitting a tender, including requirements for joint tenderers' power of attorney, declaration of business secrets, confirmation of offer compliance with basic documents, and adherence to the specified cost structure.
Bidders must submit a detailed training plan, describing topics, learning methods, outcomes, and assessment criteria according to the provided form and requirements.
Bidders must submit a detailed cost table covering the total tender cost, the cost per training group and follow-up meeting, and a breakdown of individual personnel costs.
This document outlines the evaluation criteria and weighted indicators for bids, focusing on the cost of training and follow-up meetings, and the quality and content of the training plan.
This document specifies the exclusion grounds and qualification conditions for bidders, requiring companies to confirm that they are not subject to the exclusion grounds listed in RHS § 95 lg 1 and lg 4, nor have a conflict of interest.
This document outlines the technical requirements, target group, objectives, learning outcomes, and content for a training course on "Implementing a trauma-informed approach in foster, adoptive, and guardianship families" to find a suitable training provider.
This document is the Social Insurance Board's supplementary training curriculum project, detailing the objectives, target group, content, and learning outcomes of trauma-informed training for foster, adoptive, and guardianship families.
This form collects detailed information on an individual's education, work experience in foster care and/or crisis work, and adult trainer competencies, including specific training conducted in the last three years, to demonstrate the bidder's qualifications for the tender.
This document is a draft service agreement outlining the terms for providing training services and payment conditions that the successful bidder will agree to.
This document provides general information about the contracting authority, tender name, and reference number, defines location-based qualification requirements for bidders, and includes instructions for preparing and submitting bids, including principles for business secrets and equivalence.
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Tender Quality Score
This tender is generally well-structured with comprehensive documentation, but it has notable gaps regarding contract duration and specific service delivery location.
Score Breakdown
The tender demonstrates good legal compliance with a reasonable 10-day submission deadline, clear procedure type, and appropriate CPV code. It references national procurement law (RHS) and has no reported disputes. The primary minor issue is the missing NUTS code.
The tender's description is clear and unambiguous. Requirements are well-documented, detailed, and linked to specific forms and technical specifications. Evaluation criteria are outlined in Document 10, focusing on cost and quality, which enhances clarity.
Basic information, deadlines, and estimated value are provided. However, the tender lacks a clear contract duration and specific service delivery location. While all necessary documents are attached, these omissions reduce overall completeness.
The tender promotes fairness through full document access, disclosed value, reasonable deadlines, and objective evaluation criteria. E-procurement and electronic submission ensure equal access. The 'Divided into Parts' characteristic further enhances competition. Personnel requirements, though specific, appear justified for the specialized service.
Electronic submission is supported, which is practical. However, the absence of a firm contract start date and, critically, the contract duration, reduces practicality for bidders. A direct document URL is not explicitly provided, though implied by e-procurement.
The tender exhibits good internal data consistency, with logical dates and no disputes. The contradiction between 'Value Classified: Yes' and the explicit estimated value, along with the automated flag for 'Missing evaluation criteria' (which contradicts Document 10's summary), are metadata inconsistencies rather than issues within the tender documents themselves.
The tender explicitly identifies as 'Green Procurement' and the service itself (trauma-informed care for foster families) has strong inherent social value. However, there is no explicit focus on innovation, and it is not EU funded.
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