Lõppjaamade videovalvesüsteemide uuendamine

This compliance document only sets out mandatory submission rules—no joint bids without RHAD Form 1 power-of-attorney, no conditional offers, price strictly on the “Hindamiskriteeriumid” sheet plus RHAD 4, and any claimed trade secrets must be justified—so any security-equipment supplier that can meet these procedural formalities and later prove equivalence to referenced standards should proceed.

This document is merely a blank “RHAD 4 – Cost Form” that lists the quantities of IP cameras, recorders and UNITY8-enterprise licences to be supplied for two Tallinn bus depots; it contains no mandatory requirements, qualification criteria or evaluation rules—only empty price columns for the bidder to fill in.

This is a 100% price-only tender (lowest net bid wins, no quality scoring) for replacing worn-out CCTV equipment at Tallinn Linnatransport’s termini, so any security-system supplier that can simply deliver and install the specified cameras at the lowest cost should bid.

Mandatory: €50k liability insurance, “Turvasüsteemide vastutav spetsialist, tase 5” certified project manager, and proof of at least 3 video-surveillance system installation/replacement projects in the last 36 months—bid only if you can supply all three.

The attached “Lihthankemenetluse kord.doc” is merely Tallinna Linnatransport’s internal procedural instruction for handling complaints during the procurement, so it contains no mandatory technical requirements, qualification criteria or bid-evaluation rules that a supplier could use to decide whether to compete for the camera-system renewal tender.

Mandatory: supply and install new Avigilon-compatible CCTV equipment at Tallinn bus depots within 2 months, provide full manufacturer specs, Estonian manuals and make-good any building damage, while ensuring all devices integrate seamlessly with the buyer’s existing Avigilon Unity VMS.

This is a supply-and-install contract (mandatory) for AS Tallinna Linnatransport to replace/upgrade existing end-terminal CCTV cameras and recorders with brand-new, unused hardware and software—including all user licences—delivered, mounted and fully commissioned to the technical specification referenced in the tender, so bidders must be able to furnish off-the-shelf video-surveillance equipment, provide valid Estonian software licences, and perform turnkey installation at multiple Tallinn bus/tram terminals.

This document is merely a blank template for a joint-bidder power-of-attorney form; it contains no technical requirements, qualification criteria or evaluation rules—only the mandatory (if bidding as a consortium) submission of this completed form to Aktsiaselts Tallinna Linnatransport for the “Lõppjaamade videovalvesüsteemide uuendamine” tender.

This subcontractor declaration form (RHAD v2) is mandatory for all bidders in Tallinn City Transport's tram terminal video surveillance upgrade tender and requires disclosure of any subcontractors, confirmation that no excluded persons under Public Procurement Act §95(1) will be involved, and prior written consent for any additional subcontractors.

This is merely a blank “RHAD Form 3 – Consent of a Third Party” that bidders must complete if they intend to rely on another company’s resources (equipment, measures or specialists) to meet any economic/financial or technical qualification criteria in the “Lõppjaamade videovalvesüsteemide uuendamine” tender; the form itself imes no mandatory requirements or qualifications, it simply records the third party’s consent and the percentage of contract work it will perform.

This document is merely a schematic attachment showing the planned locations and quantities of 5MP/8MP replacement cameras at three Tallinn bus terminals—no requirements, qualifications, or evaluation criteria are stated, so it is not sufficient to decide whether to bid.