Supply of WEE Electronic Waste to The Royal Mint

This tender notice is significantly lacking in detailed information, particularly regarding requirements, evaluation criteria, and contract specifics, which raises concerns about clarity, completeness, and fairness. Key data inconsistencies and a missed opportunity for sustainability focus further detract from its quality.

The tender defines a restricted procedure and mentions mandatory exclusion grounds. However, the assigned CPV code (Electronic integrated circuits and microassemblies) is incorrect for WEE Electronic Waste, and the reveal date is missing, impacting full transparency.

While the overall description of 'Supply of WEE Electronic Waste' is clear, all specific requirements (eligibility, technical, financial) are deferred to separate full tender documents, and evaluation criteria are entirely absent, severely impacting clarity for potential bidders.

The notice is incomplete, lacking crucial information such as the estimated contract value (classified), contract duration, and detailed requirements or evaluation criteria, which are essential for a comprehensive tender.

The classified contract value and the complete absence of evaluation criteria significantly hinder transparency and fairness. The extreme generality of requirements prevents assessment for potential tailoring, and there's a contradiction regarding e-procurement.

The notice lacks practical details for bidders, including a direct URL for documents, the contract start date, and clear financing information. The contradiction regarding e-submission further complicates the practical application.

There are notable inconsistencies, including a mismatch between the CPV code and the tender's subject matter, a contradiction regarding e-procurement functionality, and missing key fields like 'Liable Person' and specific procedure codes.

Despite the subject matter being WEE (Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment), the tender notice makes no mention of green procurement, social aspects, or innovation focus, representing a significant missed opportunity for sustainable procurement.