Tervisekeskuste sisekoristusteenus

Mandatory site visits (15 & 22 Oct) and signed attendance proof are required, and only bidders that can field a certified Level-5 cleaning manager plus Level-4 supervisors (all holding INSTA EVS 914:2020 certificates), commit to pre-start environmental training for staff, and implement quarterly cleaning-performance monitoring with eco-dosing data should compete for this 3-location Tallinn health-centre cleaning contract starting 1 Jan 2026.

This document appears to be a legacy Word file (.doc) containing Form 1 (Vorm 1) for the "Tervisekeskuste sisekoristusteenus" tender, but due to the legacy format, specific business requirements, mandatory criteria, key qualifications, and evaluation criteria cannot be extracted for a reliable bid assessment.

Rahvusvahelises formaadis (ESPD) v2.0 laiendatud hankepassi vorm, mida tuleb täita ja esitada pakkumuse juurde.

Price-driven (100%) procurement: mandatory unit prices for monthly cleaning (€1,184/4,344/4,475 per m²) and annual interior window washing (€/m²) across three Tallinn health centres will decide the winner—no quality/qualification thresholds—so bid only if you can undercut on cost for a 1 Jan 2026 start.

This open procedure (T) seeks one cleaning-services provider for three Tallinn health centres starting 01.01.2026, requiring bidders to submit an electronic ESPD (self-declaration) but setting no mandatory minimum turnover, staff count or specific certifications in the published exclusion/qualification conditions.

AS Lääne-Tallinna Keskhaigla otsib ühte teenusepakkujat, kes alates 01.01.2026 kolme aasta jooksul tagaks kohustusliku igapäevase sisekoristusteenuse (ilma pakkumuse tagatiseta ja alternatiivsete pakkumisteta) Nõmme, Põhja-Tallinna ja Mustamäe tervisekeskuses – pakkujal peab olema meditsiiniasutuste kogemus, ISO-kvaliteedi vastavus ning võime täita hankija tehnilisi ja hügieenikoodiga ruumide koristuspõhimõtteid.

Mandatory site visits (15 & 22 Oct, pre-register by 14 & 21 Oct) at all three health centres and attaching the organiser’s attendance certificate are compulsory to bid for the single-provider janitorial services contract starting 1 Jan 2026.

One provider must quote mandatory daily/periodic cleaning (plus 2×/year ventilation & lighting deep-clean and 1×/year window washing) in all three Tallinn health centres for 3 years from 2 Jan 2026, must comply with the hospital’s quality levels and provide a standby cleaner, and will be chosen 85 % on lowest total maintenance-cleaning cost and 15 % on lowest annual window-washing price.

This document is only an annex (Lisa 3) that lists the rooms, floor areas, cleaning frequencies and hygiene codes for the three health-centre buildings; it contains no mandatory requirements, selection/award criteria or qualification details, so bidders must look elsewhere in the full tender file to decide whether to bid.

One provider must (mandatory) supply daily/periodic and deep-cleaning of three West-Tallinn health-care buildings from 1 Jan 2026, following strict hospital hygiene standards (EVS 914:2020 & EVS 944:2023), with documented quality control and ability to handle emergency spot-cleaning; bidders need proven healthcare cleaning experience, certified staff and capability to service all three sites simultaneously.

This mandatory on-call cleaning tender for three Tallinn health centres (Mustamäe, Nõmme, Põhja-Tallinna) requires a single provider to supply 4 full-time cleaners working fixed weekday shifts, guarantee <30 min response times via provided communication devices, and perform continuous public-area cleaning, lift/WC maintenance and ad-hoc disinfection using hospital-supplied chemicals—companies should bid only if they can immediately deploy trained staff for 01.01.2026 start and meet healthcare-grade cleaning standards.

This mandatory framework contract (1 Jan 2026 start) covers daily interior cleaning of three Tallinn public health centres and, although no explicit qualification list is given, bidders must prove they already hold all required licences/registrations and can field experienced staff able to meet the RHAD minimum-cleanliness standards, so only established cleaning companies with healthcare-sector references and capacity to serve all three sites simultaneously should proceed.