Aheru tee, Haugjärve tee, Suuremänni tee, Kirbu tee ja Patupera teede ehitamine

This document only sets mandatory integrity-screening questions (fraud, money-laundering, child-labour convictions in the last 5 years) that first-tier subcontractors must answer; it gives no technical scope, qualification thresholds or award criteria for the roadworks tender itself, so bidders cannot yet decide whether to pursue the job.

This compliance-notice document merely lists the mandatory submission items—completed price-form, €1,250 bid guarantee, joint-bid authorisation (if applicable) and confirmation of full acceptance of tender terms—without stating any qualification, technical or evaluation criteria, so bidders can only infer that meeting these administrative requirements is compulsory to be considered.

This document is merely a blank price-offer form (to be filled in by the bidder) for the reconstruction of five named roads and contains no mandatory technical requirements, qualification criteria or evaluation rules, so firms should look elsewhere in the full tender dossier to decide whether to bid.

This is a 100% price-only (lowest bid wins) roadworks tender for reconstructing five named forest roads as a single turnkey project, so only contractors with proven ability to deliver complete rural road reconstruction at the sharpest price should consider bidding.

This is only the ESPD template for “Aheru tee, Haugjärve tee, Suuremänni tee, Kirbu tee ja Patupera teede ehitamine” (road reconstruction, single lot, open procedure) – it shows the fields the bidder must later complete electronically (company data, financial & technical capacity, exclusion grounds) but contains no mandatory thresholds, qualification limits or award criteria, so firms must wait for the full tender documents to decide whether to bid.

This is a single-lot, mandatory-compliance roadworks tender by Riigimetsa Majandamise Keskus to reconstruct five forest roads (Aheru, Haugjärve, Suuremänni, Kirbu and Patupera) according to the attached design projects and Estonian land-improvement and building regulations; bidders must prove they can deliver the entire works package and any “equivalent” solutions must be formally justified, so only contractors with proven forest-road construction experience and full regulatory compliance should consider bidding.

This draft road-works contract for five named forest roads (Aheru, Haugjärve, Suuremänni, Kirbu & Patupera) shows no mandatory qualification criteria, technical specifications or award criteria, so bidders must wait for the full tender documents to decide whether to pursue the single-lot reconstruction job.

This mandatory roadworks tender requires building/reconstructing ~3.4 km of forest roads in Valga county by 1 Sep 2026, demanding compliance with Estonian road-building and land-drainage regulations, 2-year performance guarantee, 10 % bid bond, and proven capability to execute full-project forestry-road works including final tree-clearance and sorting.