Request for Information - Mobile Device Forensic Tool

This is a Request for Information (RFI) and information notice of a possible, upcoming public procurement. The Finnish Competition and Consumer Authority (FCCA) plans to publish a Call for Tenders to create a Framework Agreement for Mobile Device Forensic Tool software. FCCA publishes this request to improve the upcoming Call for Tenders. We have attached documents to this request that contain requirements and other info that we plan to use in the upcoming procurement. The documents are: a) The mandatory technical requirements we are planning to use. To enable quick review, we publish them here in a plain spreadsheet format. b) The sales reference requirement we are planning to use. In addition, this RFI has an "Other information" section where we have published the general terms we are planning to use in the Call for Tenders under identically titled sections. We are interested in: (1) Are the requirements and other terms clear and precise enough that you could in your opinion make a decision to submit a tender based on them? Are the terms precise, does the wording leave room for interpretation, would you use alternative ways to state a requirement? (2) Does the material contain mandatory requirements or other terms that would prevent you from participating and submitting a tender? If yes, please specify which requirements or terms create the barrier and if possible, please suggest on how this could be remedied. (3) Any other remarks or comments you would wish to share with the us. This platform is not designed for RFI phase to have a dialogue and we are unable to publish, e.g., a form here which you could use to send information to us. We ask that you contact us directly at: ict-hankinnat@kkv.fi Please note, the information provided here is preliminary and is not binding on any party. FCCA has no obligation to make changes to the materials or use them in any upcoming procurement procedure. FCCA decides independently how we will proceed on the public procurement in question. FCCA does not pay any compensation for answering to this RFI. Taking part in this Request for Information is in no way a requirement for submitting a tender in the actual procurement procedure.

FCCA plans to form a Framework Agreement by using an Open procedure. The planned length of the Framework Agreement is two years with an option for two more years for a total of four years. FCCA intends to select a maximum of 3 tenderers to the Framework Agreement. The Framework Agreement will feature reopening for competition as not all the terms governing the provisions of the works, services and supplies concerned will be set out in the open procedure phase. In other words, when the Framework Agreement is in force there will be competitions for individual procurements as is set out in the Framework Agreement terms and rules.