Construction Supervision for the Reconstruction, Restoration, and Renovation of Stāmeriena Palace Interiors, Phase 1

This tender is critically flawed due to the complete absence of accessible tender documents and essential information, severely compromising transparency, fairness, and the ability of potential bidders to participate effectively. The restricted document access is a fundamental barrier to a compliant procurement process.

The absence of tender documents, explicit mandatory exclusion grounds, and evaluation criteria raises significant concerns regarding compliance with public procurement principles of transparency, equal treatment, and legal certainty. It is impossible to assess the legality of the process without the full tender dossier.

The tender is extremely unclear due to the complete absence of any accessible tender documents. Bidders cannot understand the scope of services, technical specifications, or contractual terms, making it impossible to formulate a compliant offer.

The tender is critically incomplete. Essential components such as detailed requirements, technical specifications, contract drafts, and evaluation criteria are entirely missing, rendering it impossible for any bidder to prepare a submission.

The restricted document access and complete lack of publicly available tender information severely compromise the fairness and equal treatment of potential bidders. This creates an uneven playing field and suggests a lack of transparency, potentially favoring pre-informed parties.

From a bidder's perspective, this tender is entirely impractical. Without any accessible documents, it is impossible to assess the project, prepare a proposal, or even determine eligibility, making participation unfeasible.

While limited data is provided, the use of a generic CPV code (1) for 'services' related to construction supervision is not ideal and lacks specificity, though it is a minor issue compared to the overall lack of documentation.

No information regarding green procurement or social criteria is provided, indicating a missed opportunity to integrate sustainability aspects into the tender.