Võru County, Antsla Municipality, Linda-Inni Medium Voltage Line (Reconstruction of M92-M164) (IP7792)

This tender is generally well-structured and clear, but its full analysis is limited as critical documents were not AI-processable. Some requirements and payment terms may restrict competition.

The tender generally adheres to legal norms, with a clearly defined procedure type and appropriate CPV code. EU funding implies higher standards. A minor inconsistency regarding 'value classified' versus the disclosed value is negligible.

The tender description, requirements, and evaluation criteria are clear and unambiguous. References to additional documents for detailed performance conditions and factoring are provided.

Basic information is present, but crucial documents like the work volume table and project design (in zip/xls format) were not analyzable by AI, limiting a full assessment of the tender's completeness based on the provided data.

Evaluation criteria are objective and transparent. The requirement to be registered in the Elektrilevi partner portal and the high financial turnover requirement (250,000 EUR annually for three years) may restrict participation from smaller entities, but do not appear tailored to a specific company.

Electronic submission and clear timelines are positive aspects. However, the long payment terms (up to 45 or 95 days with factoring) could pose significant cash flow challenges for contractors, especially SMEs.

Data is largely consistent and logical. Minor contradictions (e.g., 'value classified' and 'exact area unspecified') are negligible and do not hinder understanding.

The tender documents lack explicit green, social, or innovation procurement criteria, despite the tender being EU funded. The automated check confirms these omissions.