Laevadele diislikütuse ostmine

Mandatory: submit fuel-compliance certificate, prove you own/operate diesel-supply equipment for ships, and accept all tender terms unconditionally; if bidding as a consortium, include a joint-authorisation letter – otherwise skip this opportunity.

Rahvusvahelises formaadis (ESPD) laiendatud hankepassi vorm, mida pakkuja peab täitma ja esitama.

This is a 60-month, non-divisible diesel-fuel supply tender for the Estonian State Fleet’s vessels (main delivery point: Hundipea port, Tallinn) that will be awarded 100 % on price—50 % for the lowest fixed summer-grade and 50 % for the lowest fixed winter-grade per-litre surcharge (both all-inclusive, excl. VAT, locked for the whole period)—so only bidders able to guarantee long-term, nationwide (excl. Kihnu & Ruhnu) delivery of both fuel grades at rock-bottom prices should compete.

This is a single-lot, open-procedure Estonian procurement for diesel fuel supply to the State Fleet’s vessels anywhere in Estonia (except Kihnu and Ruhnu islands) with main delivery point Hundipea port, Tallinn; no mandatory qualification thresholds are stated in the attached ESPD preview, so any fuel supplier that can demonstrate general legal/financial/technical capacity via the electronic ESPD form should assess whether to bid.

This single-lot, nationwide (excl. Kihnu/Ruhnu) supply tender for marine diesel to the Estonian State Fleet is mandatory to deliver chiefly to Hundipea port, Tallinn; bidders must therefore prove reliable bulk-fuel logistics capability across Estonian waters and price competitiveness under a unified contract.

This single-lot, nationwide (excl. Kihnu/Ruhnu) diesel-fuel supply tender for the Estonian State Fleet is mandatory FOB Hundipea port, Tallinn; bidders must document fuel quality compliance and reliable delivery capacity, so only licensed, ISO-certified suppliers with proven marine-fuel logistics should consider bidding.

This document is merely a blank template (Form 1) for a joint-bid power-of-attorney that bidders must complete if they intend to submit a joint offer, so it contains no mandatory technical requirements, qualifications or evaluation criteria—only the procedural obligation to digitally sign and attach it when multiple companies bid together.

This is just the "Second Company Consent" form—mandatory only if you plan to use another firm’s technical/professional capacity to meet the (unspecified) qualification criteria for the Riigilaevastik marine diesel supply tender.