Electricity supply for the institutions of Daugavpils City Municipality

This tender provides a clear description and detailed requirements, but its quality is severely undermined by the reported 'Restricted document access' and the non-disclosure of the estimated value, significantly impacting fairness and practicality.

Legal compliance is generally good, with a clearly defined open procedure and reasonable deadlines. However, the CPV code is incorrectly assigned (5 instead of 09310000-5), and the estimated value is not disclosed, which are minor compliance shortcomings.

The tender description is clear, and requirements are well-documented across multiple documents, including technical specifications, financial forms, and clarifications. Evaluation criteria (lowest price without VAT) are explicitly stated.

Most essential information, such as title, organization, deadlines, and duration, is provided. However, the estimated value of the contract is not disclosed, which is a significant omission for potential bidders.

Fairness is severely compromised by the reported 'Restricted document access', which prevents equal access to information for all potential bidders. The non-disclosure of the estimated value further reduces transparency and equal opportunity, despite objective evaluation criteria and e-procurement support.

The practicality of participating in this tender is critically low due to the reported 'Restricted document access'. While e-procurement is supported, the inability to access documents makes bid preparation highly impractical. The contract start date is not explicitly known.

Several inconsistencies are present, notably the contradiction between 'Over Sum Limit: No' and the 'KONSOLIDĒTS NOLIKUMS' stating it's an 'open tender above the EU threshold'. The CPV code is also inconsistent with standard formatting. Automated check flags regarding e-submission and missing evaluation criteria contradict other provided information.

The tender does not explicitly include criteria related to green procurement, social aspects, or innovation. This is common for basic utility supply but indicates a missed opportunity for higher sustainability standards.