London and Quadrant Housing Trust - Supply/Distribution of Internal Doors Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS)

This tender has a clear objective but suffers from critical deficiencies in transparency, particularly regarding evaluation criteria and value disclosure, which significantly impacts fairness and clarity.

The tender states compliance with Public Contracts Regulations 2015 and uses an appropriate CPV code. However, the classified value and the complete absence of specified evaluation criteria present minor compliance risks regarding transparency requirements.

While the overall description of the procurement's purpose and scope is clear, the critical absence of detailed requirements beyond mandatory exclusion grounds and, more importantly, the lack of any specified evaluation criteria, make the tender highly unclear for potential bidders.

Basic information such as title, reference, organization, and duration is present. However, the classified value, minimal requirements, and the explicit lack of evaluation criteria represent significant gaps in the tender's completeness.

Fairness is severely compromised by the classified estimated value, the complete absence of transparent evaluation criteria, and the lack of electronic submission. These factors create an uneven playing field and reduce transparency for all potential bidders.

The contract duration is clearly specified, which is practical. However, the absence of electronic submission, the lack of a direct document URL (implied from the data), and the classified value reduce the practicality and ease of participation for potential suppliers.

The data is generally consistent, with key fields populated and no disputes or suspensions. However, the missing 'Liable Person' and the critical absence of evaluation criteria detract from perfect consistency.

The tender shows no indication of incorporating green procurement principles, social aspects, or innovation focus. This represents a significant missed opportunity for a large housing trust to leverage its procurement for broader societal benefits.