Skoone Green Space Encouraging Movement Landscape Architecture Competition

This is a well-structured idea competition for landscape architecture services, demonstrating good clarity and fairness with comprehensive documentation. Minor improvements could enhance formal data completeness and explicit detail on contract duration.

The tender appears compliant with national regulations, defining the procedure type as an idea competition and providing a reasonable submission period. The use of 'IK' for procedure type is understood in the local context, though standard classification codes are not fully detailed. No disputes or suspensions are noted.

The tender description is clear, and requirements are well-documented across multiple attachments, including an ESPD explanatory guide and specific submission conditions. Evaluation criteria are explicitly stated, enhancing transparency for bidders.

Most essential information, such as title, organization, value, and deadlines, is provided. However, a formal NUTS code for location is missing, and while work stages are detailed, a single explicit contract duration field for the design services is not present. Financial requirements for bidders are not explicitly mentioned.

The tender promotes fairness through disclosed value, reasonable deadlines, objective and transparent evaluation criteria, and support for e-procurement and electronic submission. Requirements for key personnel are standard for the profession and do not appear tailored to a specific company.

Electronic submission is supported, which is practical. However, an explicit contract start date is not provided, and the duration is detailed through work stages rather than a single field. Specific financing information beyond the estimated value and contracting authority is not available.

Key fields are largely populated, and dates are logical and consistent. No suspensions or disputes are reported, indicating good data integrity.

The tender explicitly states 'Green Procurement' and the project's description strongly emphasizes creating a 'movement-inviting green space' with social benefits for residents and schools. While not EU funded, it demonstrates a clear commitment to environmental and social aspects.