Portable chemical detectors and analyzers for CBRN field use: GC-MS and Wearable Chemical Detector-Warning Device (IMS)
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The equipment will be part of Finnish rescEU stockpile that is part of EU Civil Protection mechanism (UCPM). In case of emergency, the stockpile would be activated and the devices would be sent to emergency area. The most probable end users would be first responders, security sector authorities (police, CBRN teams, defence forces) or rescue service personnel. Products will be procured in a total estimated quantity of approximately: - 12 – 18 pcs portable GC-MS devices (gas chromatograph mass spectrometer) - 240 – 360 pcs IMS devices (Wearable Chemical Detector and Warning Devices) The procurement is made using the open procedure (Section 32, Procurement Act) as an accelerated procedure (Section 57, Procurement Act) to enable procurement process before summer period and enable deliveries of devices already during 2024 as expected by funder of the rescEU project. More detailed background information and requirements for the devices are described elsewhere in the request for proposal and its attachments. COMPLIANCE ASSESSMENT OF THE DEVICES Before making the procurement decision, NESA may carry out a compliance assessment. All tenderers shall deliver devices with necessary accessories for the possible compliance assessment. In the compliance assessment, NESA may also use external experts and organizations from the public sector. The assessment may include testing with e.g. TIC and CWA substances in laboratory or field environments. The devices will be returned to the tenderer after the procurement decision, unless otherwise agreed. IMS devices: The devices may be delivered immediately, but no later than 7 business days after the submission deadline for bids. The devices (2 pcs with necessary accessories) for compliance assessment shall be sent to: Huoltovarmuuskeskus (National Emergency Supply Agency) / Vesa Kirjavainen, Aleksanterinkatu 48 A / 7.krs, FI-00100 Helsinki, Finland GS-MS devices: Upon customers request, the tenderer shall deliver one GC-MS device for compliance assessment. GC-MS devices for testing may be asked simultaneously from one or two tenderer(s). Schedule for the possible delivery of the devices will be agreed separately with the tenderer(s). The device must be delivered to NESA in 4 weeks after request.
About the bid
- Contact name
- Vesa Kirjavainen
- Contact phone
- +358 295051000
- Contact email
- vesa.kirjavainen@nesa.fi
- Address
- Aleksanterinkatu 48 A, 00100 Helsinki
The equipment will be part of Finnish rescEU stockpile that is part of EU Civil Protection mechanism (UCPM). In case of emergency, the stockpile would be activated and the devices would be sent to emergency area. The most probable end users would be first responders, security sector authorities (police, CBRN teams, defence forces) or rescue service personnel. Products will be procured in a total estimated quantity of approximately: - 12 – 18 pcs portable GC-MS devices (gas chromatograph mass spectrometer) - 240 – 360 pcs IMS devices (Wearable Chemical Detector and Warning Devices) The procurement is made using the open procedure (Section 32, Procurement Act) as an accelerated procedure (Section 57, Procurement Act) to enable procurement process before summer period and enable deliveries of devices already during 2024 as expected by funder of the rescEU project. More detailed background information and requirements for the devices are described elsewhere in the request for proposal and its attachments. COMPLIANCE ASSESSMENT OF THE DEVICES Before making the procurement decision, NESA may carry out a compliance assessment. All tenderers shall deliver devices with necessary accessories for the possible compliance assessment. In the compliance assessment, NESA may also use external experts and organizations from the public sector. The assessment may include testing with e.g. TIC and CWA substances in laboratory or field environments. The devices will be returned to the tenderer after the procurement decision, unless otherwise agreed. IMS devices: The devices may be delivered immediately, but no later than 7 business days after the submission deadline for bids. The devices (2 pcs with necessary accessories) for compliance assessment shall be sent to: Huoltovarmuuskeskus (National Emergency Supply Agency) / Vesa Kirjavainen, Aleksanterinkatu 48 A / 7.krs, FI-00100 Helsinki, Finland GS-MS devices: Upon customers request, the tenderer shall deliver one GC-MS device for compliance assessment. GC-MS devices for testing may be asked simultaneously from one or two tenderer(s). Schedule for the possible delivery of the devices will be agreed separately with the tenderer(s). The device must be delivered to NESA in 4 weeks after request.Main features of the procedureCertificates and explanations submitted on separate request: The following certificates and explanations should not be attached to the application for participation, but the candidate must be prepared to submit them at any time upon request by NESA: 1. Extract from the Trade Register 2. Tax administration certificate of paid taxes 3. Institution for Occupational Retirement Provision (IORP) certificate for the admission of workers' pension insurance and for the payment of pension contributions 4. Explanation of the organisation of statutory occupational health care 5. Analysis of the Suomen Asiakastieto Oy risk meter 6. Audited financial statements for the preceding three-year period or for the shortest operating period 7. A free-form explanation of implementation with regard to the procurement subject matter Collective bargaining agreement or key working conditions 8. Criminal records extracts The candidate may submit, instead of certificates 1-4, a reliable statement approved by NESA, such as the Tilaajavastuu.fi (or Asiakastieto.fi) company report, if the candidate or subcontractor has joined the Tilaajavastuu.fi ‘Reliable Partner’ programme. If the candidate or subcontractor has unpaid taxes or social security contributions, the candidate must submit a tax debt certificate instead of section 3, a contract for payment of taxes or fees, and a Tax Administration statement on compliance with the agreement. NESA will consider whether to accept the report presented. If the pension contributions paid by the candidate or subcontractor's employees are due, the candidate shall submit, instead of section 4, an Institution for Occupational Retirement Provision certificate of tax liability, agreement regarding their payment, and IORP statement concerning compliance with the agreement. NESA will consider whether to accept the report presented. In accordance with section 88 of the Procurement Act (1397/2016), the candidate shall present the criminal record extracts mentioned in paragraph 8 of the candidate's members of the administrative, management or supervisory body and the persons exercising the power of representation, decision or control. Detailed instructions are available on the Legal Register Centre Centre website at http://www.oikeusrekisterikeskus.fi/fi/index/rekisterit/rikosrekisteri/yrityksenjayhteisontiedonsaantioikeus.html. The candidate may choose to send the criminal record extracts to NESA by post or, at his/her own risk, by email. NESA discards the extracts of the criminal records after having inspected them. If the candidate or subcontractor is not established in Finland, the candidate shall submit the certificates and reports in accordance with the legislation of the country of establishment and as translated into the Finnish language. In addition, where a foreign candidate is a corporate and community logo within the meaning of the Company and Community Information Act (244/2001) in Finland, the candidate must submit the information on his/her registration on Finland’s advance tax, employer and value-added tax registers, as well as tax debt information. The request is sent through the Supplier Portal. A candidate or tenderer who does not submit the requested certificates and explanations within the prescribed period may be excluded from the purchasing competition. An extract from the judicial record must not be older than twelve months from the date of therequest. The other certificates and reports must not be older than three months. NESA does not require the certificates and explanations mentioned above in the cases referred to in article 88 (8) of the Procurement Act. However, NESA is always entitled to require the presentation of the statements and certificates required by article 5 of the Act on the Contractor's Obligations and Liability when Work is Contracted Out (1233/2006) with regard to candidates and subcontractors.
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Description
Comparison price is price for one device (EUR, excluding VAT) including material and services described in the request for proposal and appendices.
Evaluation Method
Tenderer or tenderers with the lowest comparison price shall receive 100 points. Other tenderers shall receive points: (The most inexpensive comparison price offered / Tenderers' comparison price) * 100 = tenderer's points.
Qualification requirements
Description
According to the risk meter (see http://www.asiakastieto.fi/palvelupaketti/riskimittari.jsp) of the candidate, the most recent risk category is RL1-RL3, or if the candidate’s data is unavailable from Suomen Asiakastieto Oy, the equivalent.
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- Contracting authority
- Huoltovarmuuskeskus
- Title
- Portable chemical detectors and analyzers for CBRN field use: GC-MS and Wearable Chemical Detector-Warning Device (IMS)
- Type
- Main code
- Supplemental codes
- Estimated value
- €8,000,000.00
- Duration
- 48 months