Põlva veetöötlusjaama automaatjuhtimissüsteemi kaasajastamine ja SCADA monitoorimise ja juhtimistarkvara loomine

This compliance-only document merely lists mandatory declarations (joint-bid authorisation, exclusion of black-listed subcontractors, marking of trade secrets) that every bidder must tick, so it gives no insight into technical scope, required qualifications or award criteria; firms must open the full tender dossier to decide whether to bid.

This price-list-only document gives no mandatory technical requirements, selection criteria or qualification thresholds, so bidders must already possess proven SCADA/water-treatment automation credentials and await the full tender dossier to decide whether to price the turnkey delivery of new electrical panels, sensors, cabling, SCADA software licence and commissioning for Põlva Vesi’s plant and boreholes.

This document is a signed declaration that the bidder will assign an experienced project manager (mandatory) and assemble a qualified team—electrical & automation engineer, programmer, etc.—to modernise Põlva water-treatment plant’s automation and build its new SCADA; firms lacking proven project-manager references should skip this tender.

This document is only a mandatory template for a digital power-of-attorney that each bidder must submit to prove who is legally authorised to sign the offer; it contains no technical requirements, qualifications or evaluation criteria for the SCADA/water-treatment upgrade itself.

This document is merely a template for a mandatory joint-bidder power-of-attorney (no technical requirements or selection criteria stated), so any consortium planning to tender for the Põlva water-treatment plant SCADA modernisation must submit this signed form proving their authorised representative and solidary liability.

This 75 % price-driven tender (lowest price wins) requires bidders to submit a mandatory, high-quality SCADA modernisation methodology (25 % of score) covering work sequencing, system reliability, data migration/testing, staff training and risk mitigation for Põlva Vesi’s water-treatment plant automation upgrade, so only firms with proven water-sector SCADA integration experience and competitive pricing should bid.

This ESPD-form tender by AS Põlva Vesi (open procedure, CPV 65120000-0) seeks a contractor to modernise the Põlva water-treatment plant’s automation and build new SCADA monitoring/control software—bidders must demonstrate relevant water-sector automation/SCADA experience and adequate financial/technical capacity, but no mandatory certifications or minimum turnover are specified in the published exclusion & qualification conditions.

AS Põlva Vesi invites tenders for the mandatory upgrade of the Põlva water-treatment plant’s automation/SCADA system, requiring the contractor to design, supply, install and commission new PLCs, RTUs, software and remote-control hardware at the plant, wells and other sites, and to prepare all necessary work- and as-built drawings and obtain any building/usage permits—so only integrators with proven water-sector SCADA/automation experience, relevant certifications and the capacity to deliver a fully functional remote-monitoring solution within the contract schedule should bid.

This document is merely the 2013 Estonian General Conditions of Construction Contracts (ETÜ 2013) – a non-mandatory, best-practice framework that defines standard rights, obligations and liability rules for construction works; it contains no project-specific requirements, qualification criteria or evaluation rules for the Põlva water-treatment SCADA modernisation tender, so bidders must wait for the actual technical specifications and procurement documents to decide whether to bid.

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This mandatory SCADA-upgrade tender for Põlva Vesi awards 75 % of points to price and 25 % to a detailed works-methodology that must prove you can modernise the water-treatment plant’s automation without interrupting drinking-water supply, migrate all data, provide staff training and warranty/maintenance, so only bidders with proven water-sector SCADA replacement experience, 24/7 continuity plans and a competitive price should proceed.

Mandatory on-site inspection at least 1 week before deadline, this 20-year water-treatment SCADA upgrade in Põlva requires full replacement of 6 borehole-pump and plant PLCs (Siemens S7-300/200 → modern), new Profibus/remote-monitoring hardware & software, and proven water-automation credentials to deliver a turnkey, future-proof system.