Renovation of water supply networks using the bursting method in Riga, in the neighbourhoods of Āgenskalns, Torņakalns, Jugla and Zasulauks

This tender suffers from a critical lack of publicly accessible documentation, making a comprehensive quality assessment impossible and raising significant concerns regarding transparency and fairness for potential bidders.

While basic tender information is present, the complete absence of publicly accessible tender documents and evaluation criteria severely hinders the ability to assess full legal compliance, particularly regarding transparency and equal treatment principles.

The basic description of the works is clear, but the complete lack of tender documents means that specific requirements, technical specifications, and contractual terms, which are crucial for clarity, are entirely unavailable to potential bidders.

The tender is critically incomplete due to the absence of any attached documents, detailed requirements beyond mandatory exclusion grounds, and evaluation criteria. The estimated value is also not disclosed.

The restricted document access and complete lack of detailed information create a significant barrier to fair competition. Potential bidders cannot adequately prepare proposals or understand the full scope, potentially favoring entities with prior knowledge or privileged access, which could indicate tailoring.

From a practical standpoint, it is impossible for interested parties to prepare a compliant and competitive bid without access to the tender documents, technical specifications, and submission instructions.

The limited basic information provided (title, reference, organization, description) appears consistent. However, the absence of detailed documents prevents any deeper assessment of consistency within the tender package.

The tender does not indicate any specific green procurement requirements or sustainability considerations, as flagged by the automated check.