Kambja vallas Õssu, Lemmatsi ja Räni aleviku piirkonnas kohalike teede talihooldus 2025—2027. a

This compliance document only confirms that bids must be joint-venture-authorised (if applicable), contain no conditional offers, declare any business secrets, and follow the price structure on the “Evaluation criteria” sheet—no technical, financial-capacity or equipment requirements are given, so firms must check other tender files to decide whether to bid.

Kambja Municipality seeks a single contractor (mandatory, no lotting) for 2025-2027 winter road maintenance in Õssu, Lemmatsi and Räni, awarding the contract 100% on lowest price for three cost items: full-area snow-ploughing (60%), hourly snow-clearing rate (20%) and hourly anti-icing rate (20%) – bid only if you can service the entire zone with your own equipment and staff at the lowest total cost.

Kambja municipality seeks a single contractor (no lotting) for mandatory 2025-2027 winter road maintenance (snow & ice control on public roads, cycle paths and access roads to permanently inhabited private properties in Õssu, Lemmatsi and Räni), bidders must prove technical/financial capability and submit an electronic ESPD, so only firms with snow-removal equipment and prior similar experience should bid.

This single-lot tender by Kambja Municipality (ref. 301009) seeks a 2025-2027 winter road-maintenance contractor for snow & ice control on public roads, cycle paths and permanent-house access roads in the Õssu, Lemmatsi and Räni areas, but the published document contains no mandatory qualification, equipment or pricing requirements—bidders must obtain the full tender dossier to decide whether to bid.

Kambja vald otsib ühtset talihoolduspartnerit (lumekoristus ja libedustõrve, sh erateedeni) aastateks 2025-2027 Õssu, Lemmatsi ja Räni alevikus – kohustuslik on piisav tehnika koos asendustehnikaga, kogenud ja kvalifitseeritud meeskond, töödega tutvumine ning kõigi kulude hindamisel lähtutud pakkumine; eesti keel ja Tartu Maakohus lahendavad vaidlused.

This 2+1-year, non-divisible contract requires mandatory winter road maintenance (snow/ice removal, grading, possible snow transport) from 17 Nov 2025–30 Apr 2027 (opt. 2028) on all public roads, foot- and cycle-paths and permanent-residence access roads in Õssu, Lemmatsi and Räni, Kambja municipality, with service volumes adjustable ±20 % and performance required to meet Estonian road-condition regulation No 92/2015—so only bidders with local fleet capacity, 24/7 winter response capability and proven compliance with Estonian road-maintenance standards should consider bidding.

This mandatory equipment-list appendix requires bidders to certify—by digitally signing the blank table—that they already own or can secure every machine needed for the 2025-27 winter road-maintenance contract, so only firms that can immediately field (or lease) the full snow/ice-clearing fleet for Kambja municipality’s undivided area should consider bidding.

This document is only the bidder’s declaration form for Kambja Municipality’s 2025-2027 winter road-maintenance tender (snow/ice removal on public & private access roads in Õssu, Lemmatsi and Räni); it lists no specific mandatory requirements, qualifications or award criteria beyond the blanket statement that the bidder must fully comply with all conditions set out in the separate tender notice and bidding documents.

Municipality of Kambja seeks a single contractor (no lot-splitting) to perform mandatory winter road maintenance—snow and ice removal—on roughly 20 km of public roads and private access ways in Õssu, Lemmatsi and Räni for 2025-2027; bidders must demonstrate operational capacity for simultaneous coverage of the entire listed network and possess suitable snow-clearing equipment, with contract award likely based on lowest price meeting the required service levels.

This legacy Word document (“tender_doc_18605116.doc”) contains only a simple list of previously performed similar winter road-maintenance services and provides no mandatory requirements, qualification thresholds or evaluation criteria—so bidders must look elsewhere in the tender file to decide whether to bid.