Purchase of electricity for the years 2026-2029

This tender for electricity procurement demonstrates high quality in terms of clarity, fairness, and data consistency, providing comprehensive documentation and objective evaluation criteria. However, it significantly lacks integration of sustainability considerations.

The tender generally complies with legal requirements, featuring reasonable submission deadlines, appropriate CPV codes, and the use of the ESPD. The procedure type 'A' is somewhat generic but aligns with standard practices, and no disputes or suspensions are noted.

The tender excels in clarity, with well-structured and specific requirements, particularly regarding technical capabilities and financial submissions. The evaluation criterion, focusing solely on the lowest service fee margin, is exceptionally clear and unambiguous.

The tender is highly complete, providing all essential basic, financial, and timeline information. A comprehensive set of 9 documents, including detailed technical specifications and a draft contract, supports the tender. The location information, while stating 'exact region unspecified,' is sufficiently detailed through the list of consumption points.

This tender demonstrates excellent fairness, offering full document access, transparent disclosure of the estimated value, and reasonable deadlines. The evaluation criteria are highly objective and transparent, based solely on price. E-procurement is enabled, and requirements appear generic and not tailored to any specific company.

The tender is practical, supporting electronic submission and clearly specifying the contract duration. While a direct, consolidated URL for all documents isn't explicitly provided, the e-procurement platform is indicated. The contract start date is implicitly understood within the 2026-2029 timeframe.

Data consistency is very strong, with all key fields populated and logical, consistent dates across the timeline. There are no detected issues, suspensions, or disputes, indicating a well-managed tender process.

The tender scores low on sustainability as it lacks any explicit mention of green procurement, social aspects, or innovation focus. This represents a significant missed opportunity to integrate modern sustainability principles into public procurement.