Procurement of technical self-paced online training package for SANS cybersecurity courses (Moldova)

The tenderer must declare whether it, or any person authorised to represent, manage or control it, has relevant final convictions, including for participation in a criminal organisation, corruption, fraud, terrorism-related offences, money laundering or terrorist financing, child labour or human trafficking. The grounds also cover unpaid taxes or social security contributions; breaches of environmental, social or labour obligations; bankruptcy, insolvency, liquidation or suspended business activity; serious professional misconduct; agreements intended to distort competition; conflicts of interest or involvement in preparing the procurement that cannot be remedied; serious or persistent failures under previous contracts; false or misleading information, failure to provide required information or documents, or improper attempts to obtain confidential information or influence the procurement; and applicable national grounds, including international sanctions, illegal employment of foreign nationals, local tax debts where applicable, tax offences and restrictions on participation based on the tenderer’s place of establishment. The tenderer must confirm whether any ground applies and provide relevant details where required. For certain grounds, it may describe corrective measures taken to demonstrate restored reliability, where that possibility is available. The tenderer also confirms that it will not use a subcontractor that must be replaced under the applicable procurement rules.

The tenderer’s total general turnover over a maximum of the last three financial years officially available when the procurement commenced must be at least EUR 100,000. The tenderer must provide a statement showing turnover for those years and supporting evidence, such as tax declarations, annual reports or equivalent documents. The tenderer must submit confirmation and supporting documents showing that it is an experienced professional and an official training partner for the relevant courses, with legal rights to sell the products covered by the contract. It must also provide a description of the training package’s approach and methodology that addresses the technical requirements: courses and materials in English and accessible online; two participants per course; comprehensive, practical content preparing participants for the corresponding GIAC certification exams; a personal, non-transferable exam voucher for each corresponding exam, valid for the period specified in the tender; and at least 120 days of continuous course access from each participant’s enrolment date. Each syllabus must include a detailed agenda, a thorough description of the content and specifications for relevant practical and technical exercises. The tenderer must submit the required turnover information and documents, the training methodology description, and the confirmation and evidence of its legal rights. The offer must follow the prescribed price-submission structure and comply with the procurement documents. Any claimed equivalence must be explained and supported with evidence. In a joint tender, the participants must provide an authorisation for their representative; where relevant, they must also describe each participant’s expected share and the nature of its work.