Procurement of Media and Creative Services

This tender is generally well-structured, offering clear requirements and transparent evaluation criteria, but it lacks explicit sustainability and social aspects. The comprehensive documentation and electronic submission support contribute to its overall quality.

The tender demonstrates good legal compliance, with a clearly defined procedure type, appropriate CPV codes, and no detected disputes. Its EU funding and use of ESPD indicate adherence to broader regulatory frameworks.

The tender's description is clear and unambiguous, with well-documented and understandable requirements. Evaluation criteria are explicitly specified with weighted proportions, and performance conditions are clearly stated by referencing draft agreements.

All essential basic information, financial details, timeline, and location data are provided. The tender includes a comprehensive set of 12 documents, ensuring all requirements and criteria are thoroughly defined and accessible.

Fairness is well-addressed through full disclosure of the estimated value and transparent, objective evaluation criteria. E-procurement is enabled, and the requirements for media and creative services appear generic enough, not tailored to a specific company.

The tender supports electronic submission and provides the necessary e-procurement URL. Financing information and contract duration are clearly specified. However, the contract start date is noted as presumptive and not legally binding, introducing a minor element of uncertainty.

All key fields are populated, and the data is logical and consistent across the tender. There are no reported suspensions or disputes, indicating a high level of data integrity.

While the tender is EU funded, it explicitly lacks green procurement criteria, social aspects, and a focus on innovation, as indicated by automated checks. This represents a significant area for improvement in modern procurement practices.