3D kehaskanneri ostmine Tallinna Tehnikakõrgkooli õppelaborisse

Tallinn University of Applied Sciences is buying a 3D body scanner and software for its teaching lab—no special qualifications are listed, but bidders must submit an unconditional, fully compliant offer (no alternatives) and, if bidding as a consortium, include a joint-authorisation letter.

Tallinn University of Applied Sciences is buying a 3-D body-scanner plus software for its teaching lab and will only accept offers that guarantee delivery and on-site installation/training within 3 months, provide 2-year on-site manufacturer warranty and on-line support, and require the tenderer to complete a mandatory compliance table giving exact model, technical specs and manufacturer details.

Tallinn University of Applied Sciences will buy a 3D body-scanner plus software for its teaching lab and will award the contract 100 % on lowest overall price (mandatory: break-down your bid into equipment, software licence, transport and on-site installation/training costs).

Tallinna Tehnikakõrgkool buys one 3D body-scanner + software for its teaching lab via an open procedure; no mandatory turnover, staff-size or prior-reference thresholds are stated, so any EU supplier that can simply deliver the kit and fill the electronic ESPD form should consider bidding.

Tallinn University of Applied Sciences is buying one 3D body-scanner with compatible software for its teaching lab—delivery of a complete, interoperable system (no lots) is mandatory, tenders must be in Estonian or English with all required documents, and any joint bid or reliance on another firm’s capacity needs an authorised representative plus a Single Procurement Document for each entity.

Tallinn University of Applied Sciences is buying—through an open procedure—one 3D body-scanner complete with software, delivery, on-site installation and VAT-inclusive price; no special certificates are mentioned, so any supplier that can furnish the kit and meet the technical specs in the procurement file should bid.

Tallinn University of Applied Sciences is procuring (funded from the state budget) a 3D body scanner with its software for an educational lab under a fixed-price sales contract paid in three post-delivery instalments—suppliers must simply be able to supply and deliver the equipment, with no special mandatory qualifications stated.

Tallinn University of Applied Sciences will buy one 3-D body scanner + software as a single-lot, Estonian- or English-language tender, open to sole bidders, joint ventures or foreign-branch offers, with no stated technical or financial pre-qualifications beyond submitting the required “hankepass” documents; bidders must simply meet the formal submission rules and price within the estimated budget—making it a low-barrier, commodity-style procurement worth pursuing for any scanner vendor that can deliver the goods.