Liiva kalmistul kastmisvee pumpla ehitus

This document only sets mandatory criminal-record screening questions (fraud, money-laundering, human-trafficking, etc.) that every first-tier subcontractor must answer at contract-performance stage; it gives no technical scope, qualification thresholds or award criteria, so bidders must check the main tender files to decide whether to pursue the Liiva cemetery watering-pump-station works.

This compliance-only document merely requires bidders to confirm—via radio-button “Jah”—that they accept all tender conditions without reservation, have not engaged in any corrupt practices, will submit a lump-sum price in the exact Lisa-2 template (positive unit prices only, no blanks or alterations), and have inspected the site to include every cost needed to build the Liiva cemetery irrigation pump station, with no technical qualifications or evaluation criteria disclosed here.

This document is only the empty price-schedule template (all unit prices and totals set to 0) for the “Construction of an irrigation-water pump station at Liiva cemetery” tender; it lists the work items (permits, design, earth-works, base layers, networks, etc.) that must be priced but contains no mandatory qualification criteria or evaluation rules—bidders must consult the full procurement documents to check eligibility and scoring before deciding to bid.

This is a 100% price-only tender (lowest bid wins) for building a watering-pump station at Liiva cemetery—no special technical or qualification criteria are disclosed in this evaluation sheet, so bidders must check the full procurement documents for any mandatory licenses, experience or capacity requirements before deciding to bid.

This open-procurement call by Tallinn’s Environment & Utilities Board seeks a single contractor (works cannot be split) to build a cemetery irrigation-pump station at Liiva kalmistu, requiring bidders to submit an electronic ESPD self-declaration proving they have the technical/financial capacity and experience to carry out complete civil-engineering works (CPV 45200000-9) – no mandatory certificates are listed in the excerpt, but full qualification evidence must be ready on request.

This mandatory tender requires a single contractor to design and build a complete irrigation-water pump station with intake pipeline from Lake Raku at Liiva cemetery, demanding proven civil-works capability, compliance with referenced K-Projekt AS design 23108A and all Estonian/Tallinn standards, plus pre-construction site surveys and full environmental and access-route documentation—bid only if you can deliver the turnkey works package as an undivided contract.

This document is merely a template subcontractor declaration form (no technical, financial or qualification requirements stated) that winning bidders must later fill in to confirm their subcontractors are free of exclusion grounds under § 95(1)1-5 of the Estonian Public Procurement Act—so it gives no basis for deciding whether to bid on the Liiva cemetery watering-pump-station construction tender.

This document is merely a subcontractor declaration form (Lisa 3) that winning bidders must complete—listing every subcontractor’s details, ownership, citizenship and confirming no exclusion grounds—so it contains no scope, qualification or award criteria and therefore gives no basis for deciding whether to bid on the Liiva cemetery irrigation-pump-station construction tender.

Tallinn’s Environmental and Municipal Board seeks a single contractor (no lots, no variants) to build an irrigation-water pump station at Liiva cemetery within 5 months—mandatory site visit, full technical compliance with the tender documents, and exclusion of Russian/Belarusian firms apply, while detailed qualification criteria are only in the unpublished “alusdokumentidest”.