Security solution to protect against insider threats

The Bank of Finland (hereinafter also "BOF" or "Contracting Entity") requests tenderers to provide a tender for (hereinafter also "Product") according to this Call for Tenders. The subject of the procurement (in particular annex 1), the relevant contract terms (in particular annex 4) and requirements (in particular annexes 1 and 2) are described in more detail in the procurement documents and its annexes. The Contracting Entity selects one (1) service provider (also "Supplier") and concludes a contract with that service provider. The service provider may also be a consortium or a group of tenderers. The contract period starts from signing the contract and is valid until further notice. Please note that all the deadlines set out in this procurement procedure are in Finnish time (EET) according the time zone being currently used in Finland.

The description of the procurement is described in more detail in Annex 1.

The procurement will take place in compliance with the Finnish Act on Public Procurement and Concession Contracts (1397/2016, "Procurement Act"). The procurement exceeds the EU threshold. The procurement is made using the open procedure (section 32, Procurement Act). The procedure includes the following steps: Contracting Entity 1. Opens the tenders 2. Reviews that the responses of the tenderer given in the ESPD form and in the tender fulfill the eligibility and suitability requirements 3. Reviews that the tenders are consistent with the Call for tenders 4. Compares the tenders and selects the best tender (the winner) 5. Makes the procurement decision and communicates the decision to all tenderers and requests/verifies the certificates and reports on the suitability of the tenderer submitting the best tender 6. Concludes the procurement agreement with the winner. The procurement contract is not concluded until the written contract is signed. In a procurement exceeding the EU threshold, the procurement contract may not be concluded until 14 days have passed from the date when the tenderer received or may be considered to have received the tender decision and its justifications. The Contracting Entity may wholly or partially interrupt the procurement procedure for legitimate and justifiable reason (section 125, Procurement Act). No compensation will be paid to tenderers for submitting or preparing a tender or participation in any other way in the procedure. Documents of the procurement are available only in English. Should the tenderer wish to obtain the tender documents in another language, he must himself arrange for their translation and bear the costs thus incurred.

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