Tava- ja menetluspostiteenus I ja II astme kohtutele (kordus)

This repeat procurement for court postal services (ordinary + procedural mail) mandates bidders to hold (or have written access to) an Estonian postal network compliant with § 7 of the Postal Act and the capability to provide international postal services—while also requiring submission of a joint-bid power-of-attorney (if applicable), identification of any non-board authorised persons, and a justification for any claimed business secrets—so only licensed postal operators able to demonstrate network coverage and legal documentation by the November 2025 start date should consider bidding.

Mandatory requirement: Bidders must quote firm unit prices (no blanks) for regular and registered mail up to 250 g across three Estonian delivery zones, with the total in this cost table matching the price entered in the e-procurement system.

This is a 100% price-only tender for routine and judicial postal services to 8 Estonian courts (mandatory service start 1 Nov 2025 or contract signing), so any licensed courier/mail operator can bid and the lowest tax-excluded lump-sum offer wins automatically.

This is only the blank Hankepass template (no selection/award criteria, no mandatory turnover, staff, vehicle or certification thresholds shown) – it simply tells bidders they will later have to fill in the electronic ESPD with their financial and technical capability statements.

This mandatory single-provider nationwide tender requires a qualified postal operator to deliver both regular and court-process mail to all Estonian first- and second-instance courts starting 1 Nov 2025, so bid only if you can guarantee uniform, standardised service across the entire country and accept the contracting authority’s non-negotiable contract terms without alternatives or conditions.

This mandatory 24-month Estonian court postal-services tender requires a provider that can collect/deliver mail at five courthouses at least 4 days/week, nationwide, offer both regular and registered/signed-for process-service delivery (including Saturday re-delivery attempts), maintain post secrecy, comply with the Postal Act and UPU rules, and handle international mail—so bid only if you already hold an Estonian postal licence, have nationwide coverage and secure-signature capability.

This is a draft service contract (not a tender notice) for mandatory regular and procedural postal services to nine Estonian courts from 1 Nov 2025, financed from the state budget and incorporating the terms of the underlying procurement; bidders must therefore refer back to the original tender documents for qualification criteria and evaluation rules.