FINAVIA OYJ: Airfield lights and accessories

Finavia (“Customer” or “Contracting Authority”) is a Finnish airport operator that enables smooth international flight connections through its national airport network. The objective of the procurement is to establish a framework agreement for Finavia's airport lighting equipment, encompassing approach lights, as well as runway and taxiway edge and centreline lights. The framework agreement includes lights intended for airport use from the following categories: Approach lighting Runway centreline and edge lighting, both elevated and inset. Taxiway centreline and edge lighting, both elevated and inset. For more detailed information, please refer to the Description of Supplies. Finavia operates 20 airports in Finland, and all of them are within the scope of the agreement.

As a result of this procurement procedure, framework agreement is established with all the tenderers that meet the minimum requirements. Individual purchases under the framework agreement shall be made by separate purchase orders. When value of any purchase order exceeds the EU-threshold effective at the time of such order, the supplier is selected by competitive tendering between framework agreement suppliers. Selection criterion used is defined in the call for tender considering each competitive tendering. Selection criterion may be price, quality, or best price-quality ratio. When value of any purchase order is lower than the EU-threshold effective at the time of the order, Customer may purchase supplies from the framework agreement supplier it considers most suitable for such order without order-specific competitive tendering between framework agreement suppliers. After the standard term of the Agreement set out below, the Contracting authority has the right in its own discretion to extend the term of this Agreement by three (3) years one (1) year at a time. The Contracting authority shall inform the Supplier on the use of each optional one (1) year period no later than three (3) months before the start of the optional agreement period in question.