Supply of agricultural products and materials and nurseries of recurrent use for the Haza de la Concepción and Cuartillo farms, owned by the Provincial Council of Cáceres, intended to cover the periodic needs of the operation and development of agricultural farms and the provincial nursery.

Sistema Dinámico de Adquisición de suministros agropecuarios de la Diputación de Cáceres

✓The input text concerns the establishment of a fully electronic Sistema Dinámico de Adquisición (SDA) for recurrent agro‑livestock and nursery supplies for the provincial farms “Haza de la Concepción” and “El Cuartillo” and the provincial nursery, all owned by the Diputación Provincial de Cáceres.

✓It is clearly situated in the Spanish public procurement framework, referring extensively to the Ley 9/2017 de Contratos del Sector Público (LCSP) and Spanish administrative and budgetary rules.

✓No other countries are mentioned; the point of view is that of a Spanish contracting authority applying national law and, where noted, EU Directive 2014/24/EU.

✓Such as in the introductory and justification sections, the documents explain that the SDA is chosen because the needed supplies are recurrent, heterogeneous and generally available on the market.

✓The scope covers fungible and replacement goods needed for agricultural campaigns, animal health, traceability and facility maintenance: seeds and sowing materials, plants and nursery products, greenhouse inputs, substrates, fertilizers, plant nutrition and protection products, veterinary products, water hygienization materials, paints and utensils, hardware consumables and spares, passport/ID printing material, land regularization materials, livestock-related fabricated products and animal identifiers.

✓These are organized into 14 categories (lotes) with specific CPV codes and estimated values, for a total estimated system value of 525,200 € (VAT excluded), with execution from 01/09/2026 to 31/08/2030, without prorogation, and deliveries at the provincial farms in Malpartida de Plasencia and Cáceres.

✓The texts stress that this 525,200 € is only a maximum estimate and not a guaranteed minimum, and that each specific contract will have its own budget and tax rate.

✓Such as in the participation and solvency sections, the bidder’s obligations focus on submitting electronic requests for admission via the Diputación’s contracting portal within a 30‑day period from publication, and later electronic offers for each specific contract.

✓Minimum economic and financial solvency is defined per category: the best of the last three financial years must show a turnover at least 25% of the estimated value of the category (e.g. 15,000 € for seeds, 25,000 € for plants, down to 1,500 € for animal identifiers).

✓This turnover is accredited by approved and filed annual accounts, or, for non‑registered individuals, by legalized inventory and annual accounts; alternatively by AEAT certificates or IVA model 390 summaries where justified.

✓Technical/professional solvency requires, for each category applied for, a list of at least one similar supply in the last three years, with amount, date and client, and with an annual accumulated amount in the peak year at least 70% of the category’s annual average value (e.g. 10,500 € for seeds, 17,500 € for plants, etc.).

✓Causes for exclusion include grave professional misconduct as defined in articles 70 and following LCSP.