Provision of media space and media planning services

This tender for media planning and space services is generally well-structured and transparent, with clear objectives and evaluation criteria, though some aspects regarding process clarity and bidder effort could be improved.

The tender demonstrates good legal compliance with a clearly defined procedure type, appropriate CPV codes, and adherence to EU/national regulations, including ESPD usage. A minor ambiguity exists regarding 'Negotiation Allowed' within a 'WITHOUT_REOPENING_COMPETITION' framework agreement.

The tender's description, objectives, and evaluation criteria are clearly articulated across the documents. Requirements for the sample work and team are detailed. However, the potential contradiction in the 'Negotiation Allowed' characteristic could cause minor confusion for bidders.

Most essential information, including financial details, deadlines, and detailed requirements, is provided. However, explicit general eligibility requirements (beyond submission documents) are not clearly identified, and NUTS code/location information is missing.

The tender is transparent with disclosed value and objective evaluation criteria. However, the requirement for a team of at least 7 different specialists and a highly detailed, specific sample work for a 'second wave' campaign demands significant upfront effort and specific expertise, potentially limiting competition.

Electronic submission is supported, and key dates are provided. However, the extensive and specific nature of the required sample work represents a significant practical burden and cost for potential bidders, impacting ease of participation.

Key fields are consistently populated, and dates are logical and coherent. The only minor inconsistency is the 'Negotiation Allowed' characteristic in the context of a 'WITHOUT_REOPENING_COMPETITION' framework.

While lacking explicit green procurement or innovation criteria, the tender incorporates a significant social aspect by requiring specific strategies for Russian-speaking and vulnerable target groups in a public health campaign.