Finland – Architectural, construction, engineering and inspection services – Älyliikenteen ja liikenteenhallinnan suunnittelu- ja asiantuntijapalvelut

The subject of the procurement is the planning, surveying, analysis, development, expert and support services related to intelligent transport and traffic management for the City of Tampere. The procurement is implemented as a framework agreement, on the basis of which the contracting authority can procure various tasks during the contract period. The procurement has not been divided into separate sub-areas, as the service subject to procurement forms a purposeful, limited whole with its tasks. Four (4) suppliers who submitted the most economically advantageous accepted tender will be selected for the framework agreement, provided that at least four acceptable tenders are received. The more detailed content, objectives, schedule, resourcing and implementation method of each task will be defined on a task-specific basis. The services to be procured may relate to, for example, intelligent transport systems and technologies, traffic management, automated traffic, C-ITS solutions, traffic safety, real-time traffic situation, and traffic monitoring, guidance, information, forecasting and incident management. The tasks may also relate to the collection, production, quality control, analysis, modelling, visualisation, refining and opening of data related to traffic and mobility, as well as the design and development of interfaces, data architectures, data flows, cloud services and digital applications. The services may also include the preparation of strategies, development plans, studies, impact assessments and action plans, the preparation of procurements and requirement specifications, the application of national and international standards and regulations, surveys related to traffic capacity, coordination of stakeholder cooperation, and preparation, implementation and reporting tasks of national and international funding projects. The tasks will be implemented primarily on a time and materials basis, but they can also be implemented as fixed-price entities. The service provider is required to have the technical and subject-matter expertise required for the tasks, sufficient human resources, good project management, and effective cooperation and interaction skills. The services are produced primarily in Finnish and in cooperation with the contracting authority and the stakeholders defined on a task-specific basis. The framework agreement does not include the contracting authority's obligation to order, nor does it guarantee the service provider a certain number of tasks or a euro amount of procurement volume.