Cadastral, topographical and executive surveying of land units and parts of land units, development of land management projects

This tender is critically flawed due to the complete absence of accessible tender documents, rendering a comprehensive quality assessment impossible and severely hindering fair competition.

While mandatory exclusion grounds are mentioned, the lack of accessible tender documents makes it impossible to verify compliance with procurement laws regarding transparency, equal treatment, and detailed requirement publication.

The tender's title and description clearly define the scope of services. However, without any supporting documents, all specific requirements, technical specifications, and evaluation criteria remain entirely unclear to potential bidders.

The tender is fundamentally incomplete as no tender documents are provided. This means critical information such as detailed technical specifications, qualification criteria, evaluation methodology, and contract terms are entirely absent.

The complete lack of accessible tender documents severely compromises fairness and equal treatment among potential bidders. It creates an opaque process where only those with prior knowledge or connections could potentially prepare an offer, raising concerns about tailored requirements.

It is highly impractical for any bidder to prepare a compliant and competitive offer without access to the full tender documents, detailed requirements, and evaluation criteria. This significantly increases the risk of a failed procurement process.

The basic metadata provided (title, description, value, duration) appears internally consistent. However, the absence of any detailed documents prevents an assessment of consistency across the entire tender package.

The tender information explicitly indicates a lack of green procurement and social criteria. Without documents, it's impossible to determine if any sustainability considerations are integrated into the service requirements.