Provision of street infrastructure design and author supervision services in Cēsis city, promoting adaptation to climate change

This tender is critically hampered by the complete absence of accessible tender documents and an undisclosed estimated value, severely undermining transparency and fair competition, despite some well-defined technical requirements.

Legal compliance is questionable due to the lack of transparency regarding the estimated value and the complete absence of tender documents, which are fundamental for fair and open procurement processes, especially for an EU-funded project.

While the extracted requirements provide some clarity on technical capabilities and project scope, the overall clarity of the tender is severely compromised by the complete lack of accessible full tender documents, technical specifications, and design tasks.

The tender is critically incomplete due to the absence of all essential tender documents, including detailed technical specifications, design tasks, and comprehensive evaluation criteria. The estimated value is also missing.

The undisclosed estimated value and the complete lack of accessible tender documents create a highly unfair bidding environment, preventing potential bidders from accurately assessing the project scope, risks, and required resources to formulate competitive offers.

It is highly impractical for any bidder to prepare a comprehensive, compliant, and competitive offer without access to the full tender documents, detailed technical specifications, and the design task.

There is a direct contradiction between the extracted requirement for "Electronic submission of offers" and the automated check indicating "No e-submission." The broad CPV code (6) is inconsistent with the specific service described. The "Not green procurement" automated flag contradicts the tender's explicit focus on climate change adaptation.

The tender explicitly integrates sustainability by focusing on "adaptation to climate change" and requiring expertise in "nature-based solutions" for Part 1, which is a strong positive aspect.