Eastleigh Borough Council Residential Construction DPS - Lot 2 between £10m - £20m

This tender notice provides basic administrative details for a DPS but defers all critical requirements and evaluation criteria to external documents, significantly impacting clarity and completeness. Transparency is reduced by the classified value and lack of sustainability focus.

The tender notice appears legally compliant as a preliminary announcement, clearly defining the procedure type (Open, DPS) and assigning appropriate CPV codes. No disputes or suspensions are reported. The long submission deadline for a DPS is reasonable. However, the classified value is a minor transparency concern.

The notice itself lacks clarity regarding specific requirements (exclusion, eligibility, technical, financial) and evaluation criteria, as all are stated to be detailed in full tender documents. The description is also very brief, making it difficult for bidders to understand the full scope without accessing external files.

While basic information like title, organization, and CPV is present, the notice is incomplete regarding crucial tender details such as specific requirements, evaluation criteria, and the full duration of the DPS. The estimated value is also not disclosed.

Fairness is moderately impacted by the classified estimated value and, more significantly, by the complete absence of evaluation criteria in the notice. While e-procurement is enabled and the submission deadline is very long, the lack of transparency on how bids will be judged is a major concern.

The tender supports e-procurement and provides a contract start date for the DPS. However, a direct URL to access the full documents is not explicitly provided in the summary, and detailed financing information or the overall duration of the DPS is missing.

The data provided is largely consistent. Dates are logical for a Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS) that commenced in the past and remains open for submissions until 2032. No disputes or suspensions are reported, and key fields are populated, even if their content is a directive to external documents.

The tender notice makes no mention of green procurement, social aspects, or innovation focus. This indicates a lack of integration of sustainability considerations into the procurement process.