Koolitused õigust rikkunud noortega töötavatele spetsialistidele (noor süüteomenetluses) (Justiits- ja Digiministeerium)

This compliance-only document merely lists mandatory bid-form questions (no special qualifications, experience, or evaluation criteria are stated), so any Estonian training-provider who can confirm full compliance with all tender terms and upload the required “Pakkumuse vorm” form may proceed—no strategic filter beyond basic form-filling is revealed here.

This is only the price-breakdown form for a mandatory single-lot procurement to design and deliver two youth-justice training programmes; bidders must therefore quote a fully inclusive cost (development + 4-day on-site delivery for up to 25 persons, room, AV, coffee/lunch) and will be evaluated on lowest compliant price since no qualification or award criteria are shown here.

Training providers must submit a complete, single-bidder proposal that (mandatorily) designs and delivers specialised training programmes for professionals working with 14-29-year-old youth offenders, including a detailed curriculum plan, sample exercise, risk-mitigation strategy and contact details, all of which will be scored against the published technical criteria.

Mandatory team: 1 qualified project manager + 1 trainer per course + 1 supervisor for group-supervision sessions (all roles may be doubled by same person if each role’s criteria are met), and the provider must submit the official “Projektimeeskonna kogemuse ja kinnituse vorm” listing these members—bid only if you can field this minimum compliant team for developing and delivering training to professionals working with 14-29-year-old youth in criminal proceedings.

This €-driven procurement (40 % price, 60 % quality) is open to a single contractor who must design and deliver mandatory training programmes for professionals working with 14-29-year-old juvenile offenders; your bid will be scored cheapest-price-wins for cost while the remaining 60 % hinges on the quality of your service description and the added value of your project team, so only firms with proven juvenile-justice training expertise and strong, multidisciplinary teams should invest in bidding.

This document is only the explanatory Hankepass/ESPD form (not the full tender dossier), so it simply lists the contracting authority (Riigi Tugiteenuste Keskus) and the procurement’s objective—developing and delivering training programmes for professionals working with 14-29-year-old offenders—and reminds the bidder to complete the actual electronic ESPD; it contains no mandatory requirements, selection/award criteria or qualification details.

The tender is open to a single provider who must design and deliver mandatory training programmes for specialists working with 14–29-year-old youth offenders, covering curriculum development, delivery, summary materials and follow-up proposals, with the award going to the economically most advantageous offer.

Mandatory single-provider tender seeking development and delivery of training programs for specialists working with 14–29-year-old juvenile offenders, evaluated 60 % on price and 40 % on the quality of the training-development plan and team’s added value—bid only if you can supply the full, integrated service and demonstrate proven juvenile-justice training expertise.

This document is only the GDPR data-processing annex to the main training-procurement contract; it sets no business requirements, selection criteria or qualifications – bidders must look elsewhere for the actual tender conditions.

Single-provider tender (not divisible) for developing and delivering mandatory training programs that enhance core competencies of professionals working with 14-29-year-old juvenile offenders, requiring proven expertise in juvenile-justice training design and delivery, plus post-training summaries and follow-up proposals.

Single-provider mandatory tender (no lotting) requiring development and delivery of youth-offender specialist training programs, with strict compliance to all stated conditions, 6-month bid binding period, and no alternative solutions accepted.

Single-provider framework contract (mandatory, non-divisible) to develop and deliver two EU-funded training modules—on juvenile justice treatment and on young-adult offenders—for professionals working with 14-29-year-old law-breakers, requiring proven expertise in Estonian criminal-justice regulation, curriculum design, training delivery (incl. venue/catering), and post-course public summaries.