Disposable hygiene products

This tender for disposable hygiene products is well-structured with clear requirements and transparent evaluation criteria, utilizing e-procurement effectively. Minor omissions include the NUTS code and a lack of explicit sustainability focus.

The tender demonstrates good legal compliance with a clearly defined open procedure, appropriate CPV codes, and no reported disputes. The use of ESPD and standard eligibility criteria aligns with regulations. The 18-day submission period is reasonable. The only minor omission is the NUTS code.

Clarity is a strong point, with a precise description of the framework agreement, division into parts, and detailed AI-extracted requirements covering all essential aspects. Evaluation criteria are explicitly stated as 'lowest cost', contradicting the automated flag.

The tender is largely complete, providing all basic information, estimated value, and a clear duration of 'two years' or 'maximum cost'. All 10 tender documents are listed with summaries. The NUTS code is the only notable missing piece of information.

Fairness is well-addressed through disclosed value, objective 'lowest cost' evaluation criteria, and e-procurement support. The requirement for 'proofs of product representation rights' could be a minor barrier but is common for branded goods and does not strongly suggest tailoring.

The tender supports electronic submission and e-procurement, enhancing practicality. The duration is clearly specified, and the contract start date is logically tied to the agreement's conclusion. No specific financing details beyond the estimated value are provided.

The tender's internal data is highly consistent, with logical dates and populated key fields, except for the NUTS code. The automated check results regarding missing evaluation criteria and contract duration are inconsistent with the tender's content.

The tender does not explicitly incorporate green procurement, social aspects, or innovation focus. This is typical for a standard procurement of hygiene products, resulting in a neutral score.