Minor Works, Facilities Management (FM) & Technical Professional Services Framework

This is a clear and well-structured market engagement notice, compliant with planning phase requirements, though lacking the detailed specifications of an official tender.

Legal compliance is good for a market engagement notice, as it is not yet a formal procurement procedure. The absence of a defined procedure type is expected at this stage, and the CPV code is appropriate.

Clarity is high, as the purpose of the notice (market engagement) is very clearly stated, and the absence of specific requirements is also explicitly noted, preventing ambiguity.

Basic information is complete, including title, value, and duration. However, detailed requirements and evaluation criteria, essential for a full tender, are explicitly stated as missing, which is expected for a planning phase. The 'Planning Notice' document failing to download is a minor completeness issue.

The market engagement phase itself promotes fairness by inviting broad supplier input. The estimated value is disclosed, and no specific requirements are present to suggest tailoring. The lack of e-submission is a minor concern for equal access.

The absence of an e-submission option is a notable practical drawback in modern procurement, even for a market engagement phase. Other practical details like contract start and duration are clear.

The data provided is consistent and logical, aligning with the 'planning' status of the notice. Dates are coherent, and key fields are populated appropriately for this stage.

There is no mention of green procurement, social aspects, or innovation focus within the description or automated checks. This represents a missed opportunity to signal intent in these areas.