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Framework agreement for visual tree safety inspections of trees in Ghent and inventory of park trees (2 plots)

Raamovereenkomst voor visuele boomveiligheidscontroles van bomen in Gent en inventarisatie van parkbomen (2 percelen)

Belgium · Gent · how to bid here

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  1. Deadline: 20 October at 00:00 — 33 days left.
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  • The median procedure drew 3 bids (190 procedures with a bid count); 17% ended with a single bidder. Sector: median 5 bids.n = 190
  • 9% of this buyer's awards went to companies that had already won here before (217 awards since 2015, spread over 94 companies). 91% went to new names.n = 217 awards since 2015
  • 5% of awards went to companies from abroad (217 awards with a known winner country). Sector average: 15%.n = 217
  • The award came in at a median 103% of the estimated value (8 awards with both estimate and value) — pricing at the estimate is usually about right here.n = 8
  • Across 3 procedures with structured selection criteria, this buyer most often required: References: supplies (2 of 3), References: services (1 of 3), Financial ratio required (1 of 3).n = 3

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Foreign bidders

In Belgium · Agricultural services, 36 contracts went to foreign companies over the last 3 years (of 840 recorded awards) — mostly from France, Netherlands, Germany.

Typical field: median 5 (from 558 awards).

Measured from linked award data; foreign winners bidding through a local subsidiary count as domestic — the true share is higher.

What the buyer is looking for

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De Stad Gent wenst een raamovereenkomst af te sluiten bestaande uit de volgende twee percelen: Perceel 1: Het uitvoeren van visuele boomveiligheidscontroles op basis van het protocol voor visuele boomveiligheidscontroles van de Stad Gent. De basis voor dit protocol is de QTRA-methodiek (Quantified Tree Risk Assessment), aangevuld met een conditiebepaling en leidraden voor het aanduiden van attentiebomen en het bepalen van een uitvoeringstermijn voor een maatregel. Perceel 2: Het gedetailleerd inventariseren van bomen in parken. Tijdens de inventarisatie worden de locatie van de boom nauwkeurig bepaald door middel van GPS, worden gegevens verzameld met betrekking tot identificatie en omgeving én wordt een visuele boomveiligheidscontrole uitgevoerd op basis van het protocol van de Stad Gent.

Description as published (DE).

Selection criteria — in the procurement documents

The buyer states in the notice that the selection criteria are in the procurement documents (link on the right), not in the EU form. The document analysis below extracts them from there — bid and evidence in NLD, NLD.

Contract

BuyerStad Gent
TypeServices
Estimated valuevalue not published
Published16 September 2026
CategoryAgricultural services · CPV 77211500

Who has won here before

CompanyAwardsPeriod
Atalian NV42025–2026
LECOT32024–2026
Atir België32025
Devlieger Filip BVBA22015–2024
DE MEULEMEESTER22025
From 13.7M documented awards · regular winners know this buyer's requirements — that is your competition.
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days until the deadlineTuesday 20 October at 00:00

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