Enefit-140 elektrofiltrite ESP ohutussüsteemi kontrollerite asendamine

This compliance-check document merely confirms that bidders must unconditionally accept every term in the full Enefit-140 ESP safety-system controller replacement tender package (no alternative or conditional offers allowed), so only firms already possessing the unstated technical qualifications and capacity to replace electrofilter safety controllers should proceed to retrieve and review the underlying specifications before deciding to bid.

This criterion questionnaire (mandatory submission) requires bidders to list 3–5 completed electro-installation or industrial-control contracts (with client references, dates and values) to prove they have prior experience—companies without verifiable, relevant project history should not bid.

This is a 100% price-only (lowest bid wins) procurement by Enefit Industry AS for replacing ESP safety-system controllers on Enefit-140 electro-filters, so bidders must simply quote an all-inclusive, tax-exclusive price covering every material, labour and contingency needed for the replacement work.

To bid on this mandatory replacement of Enefit-140 electro-filter ESP safety-system controllers, you must confirm you meet the standard Estonian exclusion criteria and prove—via the required “List of Contracts” form—that you or your subcontractor have completed at least one similar electrical-installation contract within the last 36 months.

This small-scale procurement (conducted electronically via the Estonian register) seeks replacement of Enefit-140 electro-filter ESP safety-system controllers; bidders must submit fully compliant, unconditional electronic offers by the stated deadline—no explicit qualification or evaluation criteria are disclosed in these instructions, so firms should verify technical capability and request any missing specifications before deciding to bid.

This general-conditions document only sets the contractual framework (quality must be “at least average”, all permits and documentation are contractor’s duty, 10-day defect-notice period) for Enefit-140 ESP safety-system controller replacement; it contains no mandatory technical scope, qualification thresholds or award criteria, so bidders must wait for the main works specification to decide whether to pursue the job.

This draft contract form only repeats the project title—replacement of Enefit-140 ESP safety-system controllers—sets a mandatory completion deadline of 31 March 2026, and reserves Enefit’s right to halt or reschedule work at any time, so bidders must already possess proven electro-filter/industrial-automation credentials and be able to tolerate schedule risk before deciding to bid.