Purchase of Steel Products

This tender for steel products is well-structured, particularly benefiting from a Dynamic Procurement procedure that enhances fairness and clarity. However, it notably lacks explicit contract duration and sustainability considerations.

The tender generally adheres to legal compliance standards, with reasonable deadlines and clearly defined procedures. The CPV code for 'Iron' (16149) for 'steel products' is slightly broad but not a significant legal non-compliance.

The tender documentation is clear and unambiguous, with well-defined requirements and evaluation criteria. The description of goods and the dynamic procurement process is easy to understand, and evaluation criteria are explicitly stated as lowest price.

While most essential information is present, the critical omission of the contract duration is a notable gap. Bidders need to understand the expected length of the contractual relationship for proper planning.

This tender demonstrates high fairness, primarily due to the use of Dynamic Procurement allowing continuous bidder entry, objective evaluation criteria (lowest price), and reasonable submission deadlines. Requirements are generic and not tailored.

The tender supports electronic submission and provides financing information within documents. However, the absence of a clear contract start date and, more importantly, the contract duration, reduces practicality for potential bidders in planning and resource allocation.

The data is largely consistent, with logical dates and no reported disputes. Minor inconsistencies exist regarding the 'Value Classified' flag despite the value being disclosed, and the automated check's misidentification of missing evaluation criteria, but these do not severely impact overall data integrity.

The tender shows no explicit integration of sustainability, social, or innovation criteria, indicating a missed opportunity to promote broader public policy objectives through procurement.