Mowing of meadows and reed beds in specially protected nature territories

This tender suffers from severe deficiencies, primarily the complete lack of accessible documentation, rendering it non-transparent and practically impossible for potential bidders to participate fairly. The 'lowest price only' evaluation for services in protected natural areas also raises significant concerns regarding quality and sustainability.

Legal compliance is highly questionable due to the absence of accessible tender documents and the lack of explicit mention of mandatory exclusion grounds. This fundamentally undermines transparency and fair competition principles.

Clarity is extremely poor. The complete absence of tender documents means that detailed requirements, specifications, and annexes are inaccessible, making it impossible for bidders to understand the scope, expectations, and submission process.

The tender is severely incomplete. Essential information such as the estimated value, contract duration, detailed location, and comprehensive tender documents are entirely missing, making it impossible to form a complete and compliant bid.

Fairness is severely compromised by the restricted document access, which creates an uneven playing field and prevents potential bidders from preparing competitive proposals. The 'lowest price only' evaluation for sensitive environmental services may also disadvantage quality-focused bidders.

It is highly impractical for bidders to prepare and submit a compliant proposal without access to any tender documents. While a site inspection is required, the practicalities of arranging it are unclear without the full documentation.

Cannot be assessed due to the complete lack of accessible tender documents. There is no content available to evaluate for internal consistency.

The 'lowest price only' evaluation method for services in specially protected natural areas is a significant concern for sustainability. This approach risks prioritizing cost-cutting over environmentally responsible practices, long-term ecological benefits, and quality of work in sensitive habitats.