Purchase of two 20kV shunt reactors for Järveküla substation (IK1745)

This tender for 20kV shunt reactors is well-documented with detailed technical specifications, but its eligibility requirements regarding specific Elektrilevi partner portal competencies may limit competition. The 100% price-based evaluation for complex equipment also raises concerns about achieving optimal long-term value.

The tender appears to comply with basic legal requirements, including mandatory exclusion grounds and clear financial disclosure. However, the highly specific eligibility criteria could be challenged on grounds of fair competition.

The tender description and technical requirements are generally clear and detailed, providing a good understanding of the scope and expected equipment specifications. The reference to numerous specific Elektrilevi norm documents ensures clarity on technical expectations.

The tender documentation is extensive, covering technical specifications, acceptance tests, and project documentation requirements. However, the explicit contract duration (e.g., warranty, support period) beyond the delivery deadline of 425 days is not clearly stated.

The eligibility requirements for specific Elektrilevi partner portal competencies (A-competence, C-person registration) appear tailored to existing partners. This could unfairly disadvantage new or international bidders, potentially limiting competition. The 100% price-based evaluation for complex technical equipment might not ensure the best overall value over the equipment's lifecycle.

The detailed technical requirements and documentation demands are practical for ensuring quality and project management. However, the specific portal registration requirements might pose practical hurdles for new market entrants, increasing administrative burden for potential bidders not already integrated into Elektrilevi's systems.

Based on the provided extract, there are no apparent inconsistencies in the data or requirements.

The tender does not explicitly incorporate green procurement, social criteria, or innovation focus, which are increasingly important aspects of modern public procurement for long-term societal and environmental benefits.