Vabatahtlike kaasamise kulutõhususe ja korraldusmudeli analüüs taastavas õiguses, vaimse tervise nõustamises ja ohvriabi põhiteenusel Sotsiaalkindlustusametile

This compliance-only document merely lists the mandatory submission formalities (no joint-bid authorisation, no conditional offers, no price secrecy, name any non-board authorised persons) and requires a brief technical description of the solution, so any consultancy that can model volunteer cost-effectiveness in victim-support/mental-health services and can tick these admin boxes should bid.

This is an 80/20 quality-price tender (no e-auction) where bidders must submit a detailed technical proposal (mandatory) that demonstrates proven capability to analyse volunteer cost-effectiveness and create a replicable cost model for restorative justice, mental-health counselling and victim-support services, while pricing the study net of VAT.

This open-procurement survey-analysis tender (CPV 79311300-0) from Riigi Tugiteenuste Keskus is a mandatory-cost study that requires bidders to prove (via ESPD) they can model the cost-effectiveness of volunteer involvement in victim-support, restorative-justice and mental-health services—so only firms with documented experience in social-service impact/cost modelling and financial capacity should bid.

This is only the GDPR data-processing annex to the main tender – it imposes no technical/qualification requirements beyond mandatory compliance with EU data-protection rules, so bidders should look elsewhere for the actual scope, deliverables and evaluation criteria.

This single-lot, mandatory-survey-analysis tender requires one provider to deliver a cost-effectiveness and organisational-model study on volunteer involvement in victim-support services for the Estonian Social Insurance Board, so bidders must demonstrate proven socio-economic survey expertise, modelling capability and public-sector research experience to justify bidding.

This tender (mandatory) requires a provider to deliver a comprehensive cost-benefit and organisational-model analysis of volunteer involvement in three victim-support services—restorative justice, basic victim assistance and mental-health e-counselling—so bidders must demonstrate proven expertise in social-service survey research, economic modelling of volunteer programmes and Estonian public-sector data handling.

This is a draft service contract (not the actual tender) for an EU-funded study that will be mandatory for the winning bidder to: (i) build a cost-effectiveness and organisational model for using volunteers in restorative justice, mental-health counselling and victim-support services, (ii) quantify direct/indirect costs, compare them with paid-staff service delivery and create a scalable cost model, and (iii) deliver evidence-based recommendations—so only research/consultancy firms with proven experience in socio-economic impact analysis, victim-support or judicial-sector evaluations and EU-project reporting should consider bidding once the full procurement documents are published.

This is a public-procurement call (80 % quality/20 % price) for a mandatory cost-effectiveness and organisational-model analysis of volunteer involvement in victim-support services; bidders must prove strong socio-economic survey and modelling competence, present a clearly superior research methodology and can win only if their total price is the lowest among technically compliant offers.