Rakennusvalinnan

Rakennusvalinnan is a public tendering process used in Finland for the construction of public buildings and infrastructure projects. It is governed by the Public Contracts Act (PPL 39/2017) and the Act on the Procurement of Concessions and Public Partnerships (PPL 37/2017).

The process of rakennusvalinnan typically begins with a client organization, such as a municipality or a government agency, identifying a need for a new building or infrastructure project. The client then prepares a tender notice, which outlines the project's scope, requirements, and evaluation criteria.

The tender notice is published in a public procurement register, which allows potential contractors to submit their bids. The bids must comply with the tender notice and include a detailed project proposal, a cost estimate, and a timeline.

A selection committee, composed of representatives from the client organization, is responsible for evaluating the bids. The committee assesses each bid based on the evaluation criteria, which may include factors such as the contractor's experience, financial stability, and ability to meet the project's requirements.

The contractor with the highest score or the most preferred bidder is selected for the project. The contract is signed, and the work begins.

Rakennusvalinnan is designed to ensure transparency, fairness, and equal treatment of all bidders. The process allows multiple contractors to compete for the project, which can help drive innovation, improve quality, and reduce costs.

The Public Contracts Act also requires client organizations to evaluate their use of the public procurement system and report on its effectiveness. This ensures that the system is continuously improved and that public funds are used efficiently and effectively.