Haabersti plaaditud teede taastusremont Väike Õismäel

This compliance-only document merely imposes two mandatory declarations: (i) no Russian-linked subcontractors/suppliers may account for >10 % of contract value, and (ii) any joint bid must upload a joint-bidder power-of-attorney, so if your firm (and its chain) clears the EU-sanctions test and you can provide the POA, you can proceed; no technical qualifications, experience thresholds, or evaluation criteria are disclosed here.

This Haabersti concrete-pavement reconstruction tender is awarded 100% on lowest price (mandatory), so any qualified Estonian road-works contractor that can undercut rivals while meeting standard technical specs should bid.

This is only the explanatory Hankepass (ESPD) template for a simplified procurement to reconstruct concrete pavements in Haabersti, Tallinn – it shows no mandatory technical capacity, turnover or staff thresholds, so any contractor registered in the Estonian e-procurement system can bid and should check the full e-tender files for the actual work scope and evaluation criteria.

Haabersti Linnaosa Valitsus seeks a contractor for mandatory concrete sidewalk reconstruction work in the Haabersti district (Väike Õismäe area); the brief Legacy-format document gives no stated qualification, price or evaluation details, so bidders should request full specifications before deciding to bid.

Mandatory: concrete pavement reconstruction in Haabersti (Tallinn) must be staged to keep public roads open, comply with Tallinn & Transpordiamet technical guides, secure all permits, attend all meetings and provide continuous site cleaning; bidders need proven urban roadworks capability, Estonian-language project management and ability to coordinate temporary traffic solutions.

This draft contract sets the governing rules—mandatory compliance with the annexed procurement docs, bidder’s own tender and any later clarifications issued by Haabersti District Government—for the reconstruction of concrete sidewalks in Väike-Õismäe, but contains no explicit qualification, technical or award criteria, so bidders must check the main procurement files (ref. 300411) to decide whether they meet the unspecified requirements.