Entwicklung, Transport, Aufbau, Abbau und Lagerung eines Ausstellungstands für die ITB Berlin (2‑jähriger Vertrag, 4‑jährige Nutzungsdauer)
VisitDenmark · København S, Denmark · TED
- 20. Aug. 2026Bekanntmachung veröffentlichtQuelle: TED
Zusammenfassung
VisitDenmark, VisitSweden, VisitNorway und VisitIceland beauftragen einen Anbieter mit der Entwicklung eines neuen Ausstellungstands für die ITB Berlin. Der Auftrag umfasst Planung, Bau, Transport, Auf- und Abbau sowie Lagerung und mögliche Anpassungen über einen Zeitraum von bis zu vier Jahren. Das Los hat einen geschätzten Wert von 1,2 Mio. EUR und eine Vertragslaufzeit von 730 Tagen.
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Präqualifikation (PQ-VOB) vorhanden
PQ-Nummer hinterlegt, gültig bis 12/2026.
Betriebshaftpflicht mind. 3 Mio. € Deckungssumme
Police über 5 Mio. € je Schadensfall.
Drei Referenzen vergleichbarer Größe der letzten 5 Jahre
Zwei Referenzen passen, die dritte liegt knapp darunter.
Eigenerklärung zur Tariftreue liegt vor
Standardformular im Bewerberprofil hinterlegt.
Vergabeentscheid
Zuschlag erteilt
Auftragsgewinner: unbekannt
Auftragswert
€1.2M
Beschreibung
VisitDenmark, VisitSweden, VisitNorway and VisitIceland constitute the national tourism organisation in each country (hereinafter together as “Visit”). Visit’s mission is to market the Nordic countries as a destination to attract foreign holiday-makers and conference delegates, thereby increasing revenue in the tourism industry and generating turnover and employment in the Nordic society. Marketing is carried out in close collaboration with the tourism industry and other key private and public sector stakeholders. VisitDenmark, VisitSweden, VisitNorway and VisitIceland, is to enter into four individual contracts with one exhibition stand builder for the next two years’ ITB trade fairs in Berlin, with the option to extend for a further year two times. The goal is to find a supplier capable of developing a new exhibition stand in collaboration with Visit. In addition to developing the exhibition stand, the Consultant must also be responsible for transport, assembly, dismantling, storage and adaptations to the stand, etc. during the course of the contract. The stand being developed must be reused at the two trade fairs following the first year of the contract. I.e. in 2027 and 2028 respectively, with the option of an extension to 2029 and 2030. The stand must therefore be capable of lasting for at least four years. Between trade fairs, there may be a need for modifications to the stand and the replacement of elements. The tender procedure is carried out as a public tender in accordance with Sections 56 and 57 of the Danish Public Procurement Act (Consolidated Act No. 116 of 3 February 2025, implementing Directive 2014/24/EU of the European Parliament and of the Council of 26 February 2014 on public procurement). Based on these Tender Conditions, the Contract will be concluded with one (1) Supplier to provide the services covered thereby.
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1 LosVisitDenmark, VisitSweden, VisitNorway and VisitIceland constitute the national tourism organisation in each country (hereinafter together as “Visit”). Visit’s mission is to market the Nordic countries as a destination to attract foreign holiday-makers and conference delegates, thereby increasing revenue in the tourism industry and generating turnover and employment in the Nordic society. Marketing is carried out in close collaboration with the tourism industry and other key private and public sector stakeholders. VisitDenmark, VisitSweden, VisitNorway and VisitIceland, is to enter into four individual contracts with one exhibition stand builder for the next two years’ ITB trade fairs in Berlin, with the option to extend for a further year two times. The goal is to find a supplier capable of developing a new exhibition stand in collaboration with Visit. In addition to developing the exhibition stand, the Consultant must also be responsible for transport, assembly, dismantling, storage and adaptations to the stand, etc. during the course of the contract. The stand being developed must be reused at the two trade fairs following the first year of the contract. I.e. in 2027 and 2028 respectively, with the option of an extension to 2029 and 2030. The stand must therefore be capable of lasting for at least four years. Between trade fairs, there may be a need for modifications to the stand and the replacement of elements. The tender procedure is carried out as a public tender in accordance with Sections 56 and 57 of the Danish Public Procurement Act (Consolidated Act No. 116 of 3 February 2025, implementing Directive 2014/24/EU of the European Parliament and of the Council of 26 February 2014 on public procurement). Based on these Tender Conditions, the Contract will be concluded with one (1) Supplier to provide the services covered thereby.
Zuschlagskriterien
3 Kriterien- price30%
The sub-criterion “Price” is evaluated on the basis of the Tenderer’s response to Sub-Appendix 2.A. On this basis, a total “Technical Evaluation Score” is calculated, which will form the basis for the evaluation.
- quality40%
Evaluation of the sub-criterion “Exhibition Stand Concept” is based on the Tenderer’s response to Appendix 1 and Sub-Appendix 1.A. The elements included in the evaluation of the Tenderers’ responses are set out in the instructions for Appendix 1.
- quality30%
Evaluation of the sub-criterion “Environment” is based on the Tenderer’s response to Appendix 1 and Sub-Appendix 1.A. The elements included in the evaluation of the Tenderers’ responses are set out in the instructions for Appendix 1.