Rohuküla sadama kai nr 8 ja põhjamuuli tulepaakide rekonstrueerimine

This tender requires the mandatory reconstruction of Rohuküla harbour quay no. 8 and north mole light beacons by 15 May 2026 with a 730-day warranty, and bidders must have proper representation rights (with notarised power of attorney if needed), visit the site beforehand, and may face negotiated procedure – making it suitable only for marine-works contractors that can deliver complex port infrastructure on a tight schedule.

This reconstruction tender for Rohuküla port’s quay 8 and north mole light beacons (completion mandatory by 15.05.2026) requires marine-works contractors able to clean, prime & paint steel structures, break and re-cast reinforced concrete foundations and install 4 new anchor bolts, with a 730-day warranty—site visit strongly advised but not mandatory.

This lowest-price-wins (100 % price criterion) procurement is open to any contractor who can reconstruct Rohuküla port’s quay No 8 and north-mole light beacons by 15 May 2026, offers a 730-day warranty, and is prepared to negotiate if the buyer invokes the negotiated procedure; no specific licenses, turnover or experience thresholds are stated as mandatory, so firms merely need to inspect the site (recommended) and submit a lump-sum price covering all works.

This document sets out the mandatory exclusion grounds (clean criminal/tax record, no sanctions, no labour/child-labour convictions) that every bidder – and any subcontractor whose capacity is relied upon – must self-certify or evidence, failing which they will be removed from the Rohuküla harbour reconstruction tender.

This small-scale procurement (below EU threshold) mandates reconstruction of quay No. 8 and north-mole lighthouse beacons at Rohuküla port by 15 May 2026 (mandatory), requires marine/berth-works capability and 730-day warranty, and is open to any contractor who inspects the site (recommended) and can meet ETÜ 2013 general conditions—bid if you have proven port-infrastructure experience and can deliver within the tight 18-month schedule.

Below-lihthanke marine works tender (ref 301315) for AS Saarte Liinid requires bidders to reconstruct Rohuküla harbour quay 8 and north-mole light beacons by 15 May 2026 (mandatory deadline) and provide a 730-day warranty, with on-site inspection strongly advised and the authority reserving the right to negotiate; no detailed qualification criteria are given in this excerpt, so firms should verify technical/marine capability before bidding.

Mandatory corrosion cleaning and full repainting of Rohuküla port quay 8 and north mole light beacons (works must finish by 15.05.2026, 730-day warranty) – bidders need proven marine/steel recoating experience, ability to meet the tight schedule, and should inspect the site at their own cost before offer submission.

This document is merely the mandatory “Form 1 – Power of Attorney” that every bidder in the small-scale procurement must submit, so it contains no technical requirements, qualification thresholds or award criteria—only the template for authorising a representative to act on the bidder’s behalf in the Rohuküla harbour quay-8 and north-mole beacon reconstruction tender.

This document is merely a blank “Form 2 – Joint Bidder Authorisation” that must be completed (mandatory) by any consortium wishing to submit a small-scale tender for the reconstruction of Rohuküla port quay No. 8 and north-mole light beacons, but it gives no details on technical specs, qualification thresholds, or award criteria—so firms should obtain the full tender file and inspect the site before deciding to bid.

This document is merely a blank template (Vorm 3) that a bidder must attach when relying on another company’s technical/professional resources, so it contains no scope, qualification criteria or evaluation rules—just the mandatory consent format required by the contracting authority.