Ordering software development and corrective maintenance work for reporting systems for the Financial Supervision Authority

The bidder must confirm that none of the following grounds for exclusion apply. The contracting authority will exclude a bidder if the bidder, or a member of its administrative, management or supervisory body, an authorised representative, or another person empowered to represent, make decisions for or control it, has been convicted of participation in a criminal organisation, breach of duty of honesty, corruption, fraud, terrorism or a related offence (including incitement, aiding or attempting), money laundering or terrorist financing; enabling a foreign national to work without legal grounds or enabling a breach of the conditions for a foreign national’s employment in Estonia, including payment below the statutory wage rate; or unlawful use of child labour or human trafficking. Exclusion also applies where the bidder has outstanding state tax, payment or environmental charge arrears, or tax or social security contribution arrears under the law of its country of establishment, or where concluding the contract would violate an international or Estonian government sanction. These grounds apply to all lots.

These requirements apply to all lots. - The bidder must have the right to grant and sublicense unconditionally the moral rights needed to perform the work. The contract price must include the fee for this licensing and the transfer of all economic rights to the contracting authority; no separate payment will be made for these rights. - The bidder’s net turnover from similar services, namely software development, must have been at least EUR 40,000 in each of the last three audited financial years. - In at least one contract properly performed during the past five years, the bidder must have used all of the following: Java (JDBC, J2EE and Spring Framework), the SOAP protocol, DPM (Data Point Model), XBRL and XML. For each relevant contract, provide the technologies used, the contract start and end dates (if completed), the client’s name, and the client contact’s name, telephone number and email address. The contracting authority may request the client’s confirmation of proper performance; it may also be submitted with the bid. - The bidder’s team must include a developer with at least five years of software development experience, who has worked as a developer on at least one project similar to this contract and has used Java (JDBC, J2EE and Spring Framework), SOAP, DPM, XBRL and XML in development work. Submit a confirmation and the developer’s CV, stating their years of experience and details of similar projects. For each project, provide its name, client, start and end dates in month/year format, and the technologies used. Developer competence is used in the evaluation; the supplied text does not specify the scoring details. - For a joint bid, the joint bidders must appoint an authorised representative and include the authorisation in the bid. The bid must comply with the procurement documents; conditional bids are not permitted. The price must follow the structure specified in the pricing schedule. - Identify any information claimed as a trade secret and explain why. The bid price, item prices and, for service contracts, other numerical indicators used in bid evaluation may not be designated as trade secrets.