Tartu linnale vara- ja üldise tsiviilvastutuskindlustuse ostmine 01.01.2026 kuni 31.12.2028

This compliance document sets out mandatory requirements for Tartu’s 2026-2028 property & general liability insurance tender: bidders must submit an unconditional offer in the prescribed price structure, confirm full acceptance of all tender terms, declare any business secrets (excluding price data), and—if bidding as a consortium—attach a joint-bid power of attorney, with no special technical qualifications disclosed here.

This document is merely a blank cost-schedule template (Form 1A) that insurers must complete to confirm their premium quotes for Tartu City’s mandatory 2026-2028 property & general liability insurance tender; it lists the eight buildings to be covered, their reinstatement values and required deductibles, but contains no qualification or award criteria, so bidders should look elsewhere in the full tender file for eligibility and evaluation rules.

This document is merely a blank cost-form (Form 1B) that the City of Tartu attaches to the tender for property and general third-party liability insurance (2026-2028) and does not state any mandatory requirements, qualifications or award criteria – it only reminds bidders to price all civil-liability categories listed (buildings, roads, sidewalks, parks, playgrounds, tree-felling refusals) with a €500 deductible, so insurers should bid only if they can already meet unstated conditions detailed elsewhere in the full tender file.

Tartu City will buy 3-year property and general liability insurance (2026-2028), awarding 100 % of points in each lot to the lowest-priced compliant bid—mandatory requirement is simply to quote and be able to underwrite Estonian municipal property and liability cover.

This explanatory Hankepass/ESPD template for Tartu City’s 2026-2028 property & general liability insurance tender contains no mandatory technical, financial or exclusion criteria, so insurers should simply monitor the full procurement documents once published to decide whether to bid.

Tartu City seeks mandatory 3-year (2026-2028) property and general third-party liability insurance for municipal assets; insurers must hold Estonian (or EU) licence and submit priced offer by deadline—bid only if you can underwrite full city-wide coverage and meet regulatory capital requirements.

This document is only an annex listing 178 municipal buildings (addresses, insured values, fire/security systems) that the bidder must cover under the mandatory 3-year property & general-liability insurance contract starting 1 Jan 2026; no qualification or evaluation criteria are given here.

This document is merely an annex listing 2023 property-damage claims (storms, water leaks, power faults, vandalism) that Tartu City has paid, giving bidders a loss-history snapshot but containing no mandatory requirements, qualification thresholds or evaluation criteria.