Tallinna Tehnikaülikooli raamatukogu ehitustööde perioodil omanikujärelevalve teenuse osutamine ja tellija nõustamine

This compliance document only confirms the mandatory EU-sanctions declaration (no >10 % Russian-linked subcontractors) and basic submission formalities for TTÜ’s library-construction supervision tender; it gives no selection criteria, experience thresholds, price formula or evaluation method, so bidders must await further documentation to decide whether to bid.

This sole-criterion (100% price-based) tender for mandatory construction-period owners’ supervision and client advisory services on the new Tallinn University of Technology library project simply asks bidders to state their total VAT-exclusive fee, with no stated qualification hurdles beyond normal legal capacity—so any licensed construction-supervision firm willing to compete on lowest price should bid.

This document is only the blank ESPD form (Hankepass) for the upcoming open procurement “Owner’s supervision and client advisory services during Tallinn University of Technology library construction works” (CPV 71520000-9); it sets no detailed technical/financial requirements or qualification thresholds yet—companies should wait for the full tender documents to decide whether to bid.

This is merely the invitation-to-tender cover sheet for Tallinna Tehnikaülikool’s open procurement of owner-supervision and client-advisory services during the university library construction project; it contains no mandatory requirements, qualification thresholds or award criteria—bidders must open the separate “Lisa 1–3” documents (contract draft, technical specification and forms) to decide whether to bid.

This draft contract appendix merely establishes that Tallinn University of Technology will appoint a construction-site supervisor for its new library build and that the supervisor’s duties, technical scope and mandatory qualifications will be set out in the separate “Lisa 1 – Tehniline kirjeldus” (not included here), so bidders should await the full tender documents before deciding to bid.

Tallinn University of Technology seeks a provider (mandatory) to perform full-time owner’s supervision—checking the 11-month library-renovation design, schedule, quality and 36-month warranty against Estonian building law, which requires the bidder to hold qualified specialists for every trade and proven experience in similar supervisory roles.

Tallinn University of Technology is seeking an all-discipline owner’s supervision team—mandatory minimum: one Level-7 graduate engineer (or equivalent/higher) for each of general building, HVAC, water/sewer, electrical, automation and fire safety—who must be named, digitally signed-in and available throughout the library construction period, so only multidisciplinary engineering consultancies possessing every listed certified specialist should bid.

This document is merely an empty cost-table template (all unit prices and totals set to 0) that bidders must complete with their own rates for approximately 312 h of lead supervision + 90 h of specialist checks and 2 warranty inspections for TTÜ’s new library build—no qualification or evaluation criteria are stated here, so firms should look elsewhere in the tender dossier before deciding to bid.