Provision of International Applicant Journey Cloud SAAS - Market Engagement

This market engagement notice is clear and comprehensive for its planning stage, demonstrating good transparency regarding the upcoming procurement, though it lacks modern e-submission capabilities and explicit sustainability criteria.

The notice correctly identifies itself as a 'Market Engagement' in the 'planning' status, which means formal tender procedure rules are not yet fully applicable. This approach is compliant with pre-procurement activities. CPV codes are appropriate, and no disputes are noted.

The description of the market engagement and its purpose is very clear and unambiguous. Requirements for participation are simple and appropriate for this preliminary stage, with no formal evaluation criteria expected or specified.

All essential information for a market engagement notice is provided, including title, organization, reference, estimated value, duration, deadlines, CPV, NUTS code, and available documents. Requirements for participation in the market engagement are clearly defined.

The requirements are generic and encourage SMEs, promoting broad and fair participation. The estimated value is disclosed. However, the absence of electronic submission (e-submission) is a significant drawback for equal access and transparency in modern procurement.

Key practical details such as contract duration, estimated start date, and financial information are provided. However, the lack of e-submission is a notable practical deficiency for a modern procurement process, even at the market engagement stage.

The data provided is largely consistent and logical across all fields. The status as 'planning' and 'Market Engagement' aligns with the absence of a formal procedure type. Minor omissions like 'Liable Person' do not significantly impact consistency.

The notice does not explicitly include green procurement, social criteria (beyond encouraging SMEs), or innovation focus. This represents a missed opportunity to integrate broader sustainability goals into the procurement process.