tender-eligibility-check

Tender eligibility checks verify company compliance with FZ-44 and FZ-223 regulations before bid submission. This process evaluates mandatory Article 31 requirements like bankruptcy status, tax debt thresholds, and RNP blacklist inclusion alongside additional qualifications to produce a structured go/no-go decision.

Mandatory FZ-44 tender requirements include verifying absence of bankruptcy status, maintaining tax debt below 25,000 rubles, avoiding the RNP blacklist for 2 years, ensuring clean leadership criminal records, and having no conflict of interest with the procuring entity.

Assessing additional qualifications for public procurement involves evaluating relevant contract experience, financial capacity, technical equipment, certifications, SRO membership, and required licenses against the specific tender requirements document to determine readiness.

You can get a go/no-go decision for a Russian tender by checking the tender ID or attached requirements document against qualification rules. The output identifies missing documents, estimates remediation timelines, and flags common eligibility traps to prevent wasted bid preparation effort.

Common eligibility traps in Russian public procurement include narrow interpretations of analogous experience, expired document validity periods, and missing SRO membership or certifications. Identifying these issues early prevents disqualification and wasted bid preparation resources.

FZ-223 and FZ-44 share core eligibility checks like tax debt thresholds and RNP blacklist status, but FZ-223 may have different additional qualification requirements depending on the procuring entity. Verifying specific tender requirements ensures accurate compliance checking for both regulatory frameworks.