Tallinna korterelamute kaugkütte soojussõlmedesse täiendava elektripaigaldise väljaehitamine

This document only sets mandatory criminal-record screening questions (fraud, money-laundering, human-trafficking, etc.) that every first-tier subcontractor must answer “No” and disclose any convictions to avoid immediate exclusion; it gives no technical scope, qualifications or award criteria for the Tallinn district-heating electrical-back-up works themselves.

This compliance-only document merely lists mandatory bid-declarations (no conditional bids, no excluded subcontractors, proper price format, mark any trade secrets) for the Tallinn district heating-station backup-wiring framework lot 1 (Lasnamäe/Pirita) and gives no selection criteria, so any Estonian electrical contractor that can submit the forms and meet the (undisclosed) qualification terms in the full tender file should assess further.

Tallinn Municipal Police is awarding 3 identical, price-only (100 %), lowest-bid-wins framework lots for installing emergency-power wiring in ~100 district-heating substations per lot; bidders must quote an all-inclusive, VAT-free price per substation and meet the (undisclosed) qualification terms in the base documents—electrical contractors able to deliver cheap, turnkey 230 V back-up circuits city-wide should bid.

This open-procurement framework for building backup-power electrical installations in Tallinn district-heating substations is open to all bidders, sets no mandatory qualification thresholds in the published PDF, and is worth pursuing only by electrical contractors willing to submit the full electronic ESPD and later prove technical/financial capacity as spelled out in the as-yet-unseen “hanke alusdokumentide” (tender base documents).

Mandatory: install ~3,200 single/three-phase backup-power connection points in Tallinn district heating substations by 31.12.2026 (first batch 250 units within 4 months); bidder must use at least B-class certified electricians and guarantee generator-ready wiring per provided schematic—evaluate only if you can mobilise certified crews city-wide under a demand-driven framework contract.

This is a framework-contract draft (Lisa 2) for Tallinn Municipal Police, setting out the general terms under which the successful bidder will later be called off to install back-up electrical connections in Utilitas district-heating substations; it contains no detailed technical requirements, qualification thresholds or award criteria – these are reserved for the RHAD and the bidder’s own offer – so firms must check the full procurement documents to decide whether to bid.

This is only a template handover-acceptance form for completed electrical works in Tallinn district-heating substations; it contains no tender requirements, qualification criteria or evaluation rules—bidders must consult the main procurement documents for all mandatory conditions.

Tallinn Municipal Police is tendering a 4-lot, €1.4 m (ex-VAT) framework for mandatory installation of back-up electrical wiring in Utilitas district-heating substations inside Tallinn apartment buildings until 31.12.2026; bidders must meet the (undisclosed) qualification conditions in the full tender file, be neither Russian nor Belarusian entities, and submit offers only through the e-procurement portal without alternatives.

This technical annex sketches a mandatory back-up-power switching scheme (1×230 V or 3×400 V, ≥25 A transfer switch) for Tallinn district-heating substations, so bidders must prove they can design, install and label the pictured electrical assembly even though the full qualification rules are referenced elsewhere.