Meteoroloogiateemalise püsiekspositsiooni loomine koos teostusega (Keskkonnaagentuur)

This compliance document only confirms that bidders must submit an unconditional offer in the prescribed price structure and, if bidding as a consortium, include a joint-bid mandate—no technical, professional or financial qualifications, evaluation criteria or mandatory experience are stated.

Mandatory: the tenderer’s nominated creative designer must prove (via completed CV form) that within the last 60 months they have already designed at least one ≥60 m² exhibition, making this qualification a pass/fail gate for anyone considering a bid on the meteorological permanent exhibition at Harku Weather Centre.

Mandatory: the project manager you name must have led ≥2 completed exhibition projects (each ≥60 m²) opened to the public within the last 5 years—if your candidate meets this hard criterion you should bid; otherwise skip this museum-services tender for the Harku Weather Centre permanent meteorology exhibition.

This is a 60% quality/40% price tender where bidders must submit a fixed-price offer (mandatory) covering design, production and installation of a permanent meteorology exhibition at Harku Weather Centre, and will be scored on the quality of their exhibition concept (50%) and its environmental-sustainability features (10%) as judged by the buyer.

This is only the ESPD template for a small-scale Estonian procurement to design, produce and install a permanent meteorology exhibition at Harku Weather Centre; it lists no mandatory turnover, staff or reference thresholds, so any museum-exhibition provider that is not legally excluded may bid.

This is a framework contract notice (not the actual tender) for creating and installing a permanent meteorological exhibition at the Estonian Environment Agency’s Harku Weather Centre; bidders must await the full procurement documents to learn the mandatory technical, experience and financial qualification thresholds and evaluation criteria.

This small-scale procurement (museum-exhibition services, CPV code) seeks a single Estonian-language bidder to design, produce and install a permanent meteorological exhibition at Harku Weather Centre as an indivisible turnkey package—no formal qualification thresholds are stated, but the offer must remain valid for 3 months and will be binding if accepted.

This document only describes the evaluation method (100-point scale: 60 % exhibition concept with mandatory 3D views/room layout, 40 % voluntary eco-friendly features) for the Estonian Environment Agency’s permanent meteorological exhibition at Harku Weather Centre; it contains no qualification, price, or delivery requirements, so bidders cannot yet decide whether to pursue the tender.

This is merely a site-visit notice—no requirements, qualifications or award criteria are given—stating that on 26 Sept 2025 at 12:00 any interested firm may view the Harku Weather Centre (Paldiski mnt 245, Tallinn) where the permanent meteorological exhibition will be installed; attendance is optional and no pre-registration is needed.

This procurement seeks a turnkey contractor to design, produce and install a modern, interactive permanent exhibition on meteorology and hydrology for the Harku Weather Centre that will engage school groups and adults, so bidders must demonstrate proven experience in creating museum/science-centre exhibitions (mandatory), ability to deliver integrated multimedia/interactive content, and capacity to complete manufacture and on-site installation within the authority’s schedule.

This document is merely an indicative inventory of 47 existing meteorological exhibits (with rough dimensions and placement notes) that the winning museum-display contractor must incorporate into the new permanent exhibition at Harku Ilmakeskus; it contains no mandatory technical, qualification or evaluation requirements.

Tälle asiakirjalle ei ole saatavilla yhteenvetoa.

This document is merely a blank template for a “power of attorney” that joint-bidders must sign to authorise one of their members to act for all in the procurement; it contains no tender requirements, qualification criteria or evaluation rules.