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One-sentence business summary: To bid on this Estonian Ministry of Foreign Affairs procurement for iPhone handsets (no lotting) a supplier must—mandatorily—be Apple’s official Estonian reseller (free-form manufacturer confirmation), possess a DEP Reseller ID, upload full product specs and Form 1/3 documents, and quote an all-inclusive binding price via the “Hindamiskriteeriumid” sheet.

The Estonian Ministry of Foreign Affairs is seeking suppliers that can supply iPhone mobile phones (single-brand requirement) and suppliers must sign a mandatory declaration confirming full compliance with all tender conditions, possession of all necessary rights and resources for contract execution, and that their offer remains valid for at least 3 months.

This Estonian Foreign Ministry tender for iPhone mobile phone procurement is a simple 100% price-based evaluation (excluding taxes) where the lowest total bid cost (after deducting any trade-in product values) wins, with no mandatory qualifications stated beyond being able to supply the required iPhone models and accept trade-ins.

Estonian Ministry of Foreign Affairs is running an open, non-divisible procurement (CPV 32250000-0) solely for the purchase of iPhone handsets and accessories, requiring bidders to submit a European Single Procurement Document (ESPD) self-declaration in the e-procurement system—no specific financial, technical or past-experience criteria are stated, so any Apple-authorized supplier able to deliver the requested iPhones should assess this opportunity.

Tender for 125 new, network-unlocked iPhone 16-series handsets (or equivalent) with A18/A18 Pro, 8 GB RAM, 128 GB NVMe, OLED 6.1", dual-SIM, IP68, Apple Business Manager auto-enrolment, 2-yr warranty, plus mandatory buy-back of old devices; bids evaluated on net cost (new minus trade-in) and all listed specs are mandatory.

The Estonian Ministry of Foreign Affairs is seeking a single supplier (no lots) to supply iPhone handsets and accessories under a direct-procurement framework contract; bidders must therefore be Apple-authorised resellers able to deliver the exact models listed in the as-yet-unpublished technical annex (Lisa 1) and quote firm all-inclusive prices in their offer (Lisa 2).

The Estonian Ministry of Foreign Affairs is running an open, non-divisible procurement (type A) to purchase Apple iPhones and related accessories—no detailed technical specs, quantities, delivery terms or bidder qualification criteria are disclosed in this invitation-to-bid document, so suppliers should check the full e-tender file before deciding to quote.

Legacy Word file "tender_doc_18616086.doc" contains only the Estonian Ministry of Foreign Affairs’ blank “List of awarded contracts” template (VORM 5), so it reveals no mandatory specs, qualifications or evaluation criteria for the iPhone procurement—bidders must wait for the full tender documents to decide whether to bid.

This is merely a blank consortium-authorisation form (VORM 3) that joint-bidders must complete and sign to confirm their solidary liability and appoint a lead representative for the Foreign Ministry’s procurement of iPhones; it contains no technical specifications, qualification criteria, or evaluation criteria, so firms cannot yet decide whether to bid.

This document is merely a blank power-of-attorney template (VORM 2) that must be filled in and digitally signed only if the person submitting the Foreign Ministry’s iPhone-supply tender is not the bidder’s statutory representative—no technical, financial or other qualification criteria are stated here.