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❓On award criteria and weighting, the text refers to compliance with UVgO and GWB, and explains information duties on non‑considered bids (§ 46 UVgO, § 134 GWB, § 62 VgV), but it does not spell out concrete award criteria (such as the relative weight of price vs. quality) for this procurement.

✓It does mention the possibility of preferred bidders (e.g. workshops for disabled persons, blind workshops, or bidders under the Frauenförderverordnung), who must prove eligibility with the offer, and conditions under which such preference can lead to award (e.g. commitments on maintaining women’s share and allowing verification).

❓However, the specific evaluation matrix or scoring system is not included in the provided text.

✓Risks and special conditions are described in detail, especially around subcontracting, compliance, penalties, and validity/question deadlines.

✓Bidders are bound to their offer until expiry of the bid‑binding period; offers can be withdrawn only electronically via the Vergabemarktplatz up to the end of the offer period.

✓Questions must be submitted in German via the platform’s communication area and “rechtzeitig”, with an indication that queries raised later than one week before the offer deadline may not be answered in time.

❓Special compliance conditions include: (such as) paying at least the applicable minimum wage (currently BbgVergG: €13.00/hour; federal minimum wage Milog from 1.1.2026: €13.90/hour), monthly bank transfer of wages, keeping verifiable German‑language documentation, and tolerating extensive audit rights (access to payroll, random checks, visits to business premises, employee interviews).

✓Contractual penalties apply at 1% of the contract value per proven culpable breach (per employee per month or per audit‑refusal), up to €25,000 per case and 5%/€250,000 in total; similar penalty obligations must be imposed on all subcontractors and temporary work agencies.

✓Breaches of minimum‑wage or posted‑workers law are reported to customs, can lead to exclusion from procurement for up to three years and entry in a central blacklist; the contracting authority also has express termination rights for breaches and for certain serious misconduct (e.g. corruption, violation of VOL/B obligations).

✓Regarding contradictions or corrections, the documents themselves set a clear hierarchy: in case of discrepancies, the offer with specification and attachments prevails over supplementary conditions, which prevail over the ZVB‑Bbg, which in turn prevail over the general VOL/B terms.

✓It is explicitly stated that only the contracting authority’s general terms and conditions apply and that attaching the bidder’s own general terms and conditions to the tender/participation application leads to exclusion.

✓There is no direct contradiction on submission form: both VOL 06 and the minimum‑requirements agreement specify that electronic tenders via Vergabemarktplatz are signed electronically through the bidder tool, whereas written tenders require a handwritten signature; missing signatures on written submissions render declarations (and offers) “not submitted” and thus excludable.

✓Statements about electronic submission and the prohibition of email offers are consistent: all applications and bids must go via the Vergabemarktplatz Brandenburg in text form with clear company and representative identification.