Purchase of a Four-Sided Planer with a Rip-Sawing Function

The available tender documents do not list specific statutory exclusion grounds; these should be checked in the official tender documents. The bidder must confirm that the offered goods are not subject to international sanctions and do not originate from sanctioned regions. A bid will be rejected if the resulting contract would be void under the applicable sanctions legislation.

Within the 36 months preceding the start of the procurement procedure, the bidder must have properly completed at least one contract involving the sale, supply and installation of at least one woodworking machine equivalent to the equipment being procured. Equivalence is assessed by the machine’s technical purpose, complexity and operating principle. The bidder must provide the contract subject, value, completion date and customer details. At the contracting authority’s request, further evidence must be provided, such as a handover and acceptance certificate or customer confirmation. This requirement applies to all lots. The bidder must submit the completed technical requirements table and the manufacturer’s technical description, data sheet, other verifiable documentation or a web link enabling the technical requirements to be checked. If an equivalent solution is offered, its equivalence must be explained and supported with evidence. The tender price must follow the structure specified in the evaluation and priced-items sheet, and the proposed delivery time and warranty period must also be stated. For a joint tender, an authorisation appointing the joint bidders’ representative must be included. The bidder must identify any information claimed as a trade secret and explain that designation; the tender price and figures used in the evaluation may not be designated as trade secrets. The submitted documents do not specify the precise award criteria or their weightings.