Enefit Power liftide tehnohooldus ja remont

This compliance-check document mandates that bidders (i) submit an unconditional offer that fully accepts all tender terms, (ii) complete the fixed-price template (Form 1) without deleting rows, and (iii) either declare any trade secrets (excluding price/numeric indicators) with justification or state that none exist; joint bids must also include a joint-bidder power-of-attorney—so only firms able to commit to these mandatory administrative requirements and price structure should proceed.

This document is merely the price-offer form (Vorm 1) for Enefit Power’s 36-month lift maintenance & repair tender, so bidders must already possess valid lift-service company registration, certified technicians and prior industrial-lift experience and should only proceed if they can price 12 services per year for each of the 8 listed Estonian power-plant lifts (500–1 000 kg, 1973-2003 vintage).

Mandatory qualification: tenderer (or subcontractor) must prove at least 2 lift maintenance/repair contracts completed in the last 36 months and list them with value, dates and client contacts—if you can’t meet this, don’t bid.

This document (Form 3) is a mandatory template for bidders to list the qualified specialists who will perform lift maintenance and repair at Enefit Power’s Estonian, Balti and Auvere power plants, and—crucially—requires that any foreign provider or subcontractor without valid Estonian certification must commit to obtaining the necessary TTJA qualification documents for its responsible persons within one month after contract signing.

This document is merely a mandatory bidder form (Form 4) requiring the disclosure of any subcontractors—names, registry codes, addresses, tasks and percentage of contract value—without setting qualification thresholds or evaluation criteria for the lift maintenance & repair tender.

This is a 100% price-only tender (no qualitative criteria) for the mandatory maintenance and repair of lifts across Enefit Power’s Estonian, Baltic and Auvere power plants, so any qualified lift-service company should bid if it can submit the lowest tax-excluded offer.

This tender requires mandatory legal registration in the bidder’s home business registry and mandatory confirmation of no criminal, tax, sanctions or labour-law violations; any firm legally registered and “clean” may bid for the lift maintenance/repair contract at Enefit Power’s Estonian power plants.

This simplified procurement document only contains general procedural instructions for submitting electronic offers in a “lihthange” (simplified open procedure) for Enefit Power’s lift maintenance and repair services; it does not spell out any mandatory technical requirements, qualification thresholds or award criteria—bidders must consult the full RHAD (tender dossier) to decide whether they meet the undisclosed specifications.

This 3-year (Oct 2025–Sep 2028) mandatory service contract requires the bidder to maintain and repair 22 lifts (500–2000 kg, 1967-2016 vintage) at Enefit Power’s Estonian, Baltic and Auvere power plants, so only providers with proven multi-site industrial lift maintenance capability and 24/7 coverage should bid.

This schedule-only document lists 13 ageing lifts (1973-2007) at Enefit Power’s Estonian plant that must undergo mandatory visual inspections every 6–12 months and load tests every 1–2 years, signalling bidders will need proven capability to service old passenger/freight lifts up to 2 t across multiple boiler buildings and transfer towers.