Kuninga 4 kütte- ja tarbevee süsteemi ehitus

One-sentence business summary: This mandatory, non-divisible public-procurement “E” tender issued by Tallinna Kesklinna Valitsus requires a single contractor to design and build a complete heating and domestic-water system for the Kuninga 4 building, so only bidders that can demonstrate prior experience in whole-building HVAC/plumbing works, hold valid Estonian construction/technical licenses, and are willing to provide a full-system warranty should consider bidding.

This evaluation-criteria file for the mandatory design-and-build of Kuninga 4’s complete heating and domestic-water systems is unreadable, so bidders must obtain the scoring rules and qualification benchmarks directly from Tallinn Kesklinn Government before deciding to bid.

Tender for mandatory design-build of a unified heating and domestic-water system in Kuninga 4, Tallinn—no lot-splitting allowed, single 2-year warranty covers the whole works; bidders must prove no exclusion grounds and meet (unspecified) technical/qualification criteria set out in the inaccessible pdf.

Tallinna Kesklinna Valitsus otsib ühtset lepingupartnerit, kes kohustuslikult ehitaks Kuninga 4 hoonele tervikliku kütte- ja tarbevee süsteemi (torustikupaigaldus- ja sanitaartehnilised tööd) koos garantiiga, ilma osadeks jaotamiseta; kvalifikatsioon peab vastama RHS § 88 lg 2, 5 ja § 89 lg 2 nõuetele ning kõik dokumendis viidatud standardid loetakse „või sellega samaväärne“-ga täiendatuks – pakkuge vaid siis, kui suudate võtta endale täieliku terviklahuse ja garantikohustuse.

This document ("Lisa 1 - Tehniline kirjeldus") is the technical specification for the mandatory design-and-build of the heating and potable-water systems in Kuninga 4, Tallinn, and must be treated as an indivisible whole with a single contractor warranty; bidders therefore need proven HVAC/plumbing capabilities and the ability to deliver a turnkey solution without subcontracting splits.

This “Lisa 2 – Alltöövõtu kasutamise vorm” is only the subcontracting-declaration form that must be filled and submitted with the bid (mandatory), so it reveals no technical requirements, qualifications or evaluation criteria beyond the need to state any intended subcontractors.

This tender requires a single contractor to design and build a complete heating and domestic-water system for the Kuninga 4 building in Tallinn—no partial bids or subcontractors are allowed, and the entire works must be delivered under one warranty—so only fully-qualified HVAC/plumbing firms that can handle the whole project should consider bidding.

Document is unreadable due to PDF extraction failure, so no verifiable requirements, qualifications or evaluation criteria can be stated.

This legacy-format contract exhibit offers only generic “or equivalent” clauses and warranty language, with no quantified scope, mandatory technical specs, certification thresholds, or scoring rules exposed—so bidders should request the full bill of quantities and qualification criteria before deciding whether to pursue the Kuninga 4 heating & domestic-water installation job.

Tender mandates (as a single, non-divided lot) the construction of a complete heating and domestic-water system for Kuninga 4, Tallinn—contractors must therefore prove prior similar turnkey HVAC/sanitary works experience, hold valid Estonian building/ plumbing licences, and accept a whole-building warranty; bid only if you can deliver the full technical scope without recourse to partial subcontracting.

Unable to extract technical details from the attached PDF, this “General Document – Lisa 7” is simply the contracting authority’s placeholder for the building’s water-supply reconstruction master-plan and therefore contains no evaluative or mandatory bidding information.

This single-lot procurement for the complete installation of heating and potable-water systems in the Kuninga 4 building (Tallinn Old Town) is open only to contractors that can present a unified turnkey solution and provide a full-system warranty; no partial bids are allowed, making prior experience in similar historic-building MEP projects and adequate bonding capacity mandatory for consideration.