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A €7.015 million, 20-month construction contract will replace the central block of Keila School at Pargi 2e with a 3,269.3 sqm nearly zero-energy building integrated with existing and historic structures.
Aktsiaselts Keila Vesi is procuring a single construction package for a new nearly zero-energy school building in Keila, North Estonia. The works combine demolition, new-build construction, external works and physical integration with two existing building elements, all within one planned construction stage.
The estimated value is €7,015,000.00 and the contract duration is 20 months. The project is listed as EU-funded and the procurement identifies co-financing by Riigi Tugiteenuste Keskus (RTK) under climate project Kliima 2.9.01.25-0137.
Opportunity overview
- Contracting Authority: AKTSIASELTS KEILA VESI
- Buyer Type: Body governed by public law
- Main Activity: Water-related activities
- Reference Number: 315399-0000
- Document ID: 00650897-2026
- TED Reference: 2026/S 183-00650897
- Tender Title: Keila School Pargimaja nearly zero-energy building construction works (Keila Kooli Pargimaja liginullenergia korpuse ehitustööd)
- Contact: Veiko Kaufmann, info@keilavesi.ee, +372 5026470
- Scope of Work: Construction of the Keila School Pargimaja nearly zero-energy building, including demolition of the existing central school block, construction of the replacement building and external works, and connection to the Pargi 2e/1 building block and the historic building at Pargi 2.
- Demolition of the central school block at Pargi 2e in Keila.
- Construction of a compact nearly zero-energy replacement building with a closed net area of 3,269.3 sqm.
- External works and integration with the existing Pargi 2e/1 block and the historic building at Pargi 2.
- Execution as one construction stage.
- Lot Structure: Lot 0, Keila School Pargimaja nearly zero-energy building construction works, €7,015,000.00
- Place of Performance: Pohja-Eesti (North Estonia)
- Estimated Total Value: €7,015,000.00
- Contract Type: Works
- Contract Duration: 20 months
- Procedure Type: Open
- Award Criteria: Price
- Publication Date: 22 September 2026
- Submission Deadline: 16 October 2026
- Tender Opening Date: 16 October 2026
- Language Requirements: Estonian
- EU Funding: Yes
- Submission Portal: https://riigihanked.riik.ee/rhr-web/#/procurement/10807784/tenders
- Source: TED
- Related Notices: No separate prior information notice or corrigendum is listed with this opportunity.
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Authority and procurement context
AKTSIASELTS KEILA VESI is listed as a body governed by public law in Estonia, with water-related activities as its main activity. For this procurement, it is the contracting authority for a school construction project focused on replacing the central block of the Keila School Pargimaja complex with a nearly zero-energy building.
The buyer profile is unusually sparse in the available procurement history. Hermix records no open tenders, no renewals and no contract awards for this buyer. The profile does, however, show one similar prior notice worth €7 million and one prior notice overall, also worth €7 million. That is close to the €7.015 million value of the current construction contract, but the related-notices section does not link a separate earlier notice directly to this opportunity.
- Similar open tenders: 0, €0
- All open tenders: 0, €0
- Similar renewals: 0, €0
- All renewals: 0, €0
- Similar contract awards: 0, €0
- All contract awards: 0, €0
- Similar prior notices: 1, €7M
- All prior notices: 1, €7M
- Other buyers with similar projects: 329, €3.5B
The wider comparison set is much larger than the buyer-specific record. Hermix tracks 329 other buyers with similar projects worth a combined €3.5 billion, which provides a broader market reference even though this buyer does not have recorded award history in the available profile.
Competitive landscape
No winners of similar contracts are listed for AKTSIASELTS KEILA VESI, and the buyer profile records zero similar contract awards and zero contract awards overall. There is therefore no buyer-specific winner ranking, incumbent pattern or contractor-country distribution available to analyse for this opportunity.
For bidders, the practical consequence is that the available record does not provide evidence of repeat suppliers or a concentrated group of historical winners for this buyer. Competitive assessment has to rely more heavily on the requirements of the current procurement and on wider comparable-project intelligence rather than on an established buyer award history.
The broader market context is substantial: 329 other buyers are associated with similar projects worth €3.5 billion. That comparison set indicates that the type of construction work is represented across a much wider public-sector market, even though the buyer-specific dataset here is limited.
Commercial and procedural signals
The procurement uses an open procedure and a single lot. Suppliers therefore face one integrated works package rather than separate packages for demolition, construction, external works or building integration. Any bidder needs to assess its ability to deliver the complete scope within the same contract.
The published award criterion is Price. No separate quality weighting is stated. This makes pricing discipline particularly important, while bidders still need to satisfy the technical, exclusion and qualification requirements referenced in the tender materials. The procurement does not provide separate financial guarantee information in the available opportunity data.
The 20-month contract period has to accommodate demolition of the existing central block, construction of the 3,269.3 sqm replacement building, external works and connection to the two retained building elements. The scope states that construction is planned as one stage, so the programme needs to account for these linked activities within a single delivery sequence.
The procurement was published on 22 September 2026 and closes on 16 October 2026, a submission window of 24 calendar days. The tender opening date is also 16 October 2026. Offers must be submitted in Estonian, which is a practical participation requirement for suppliers preparing the bid and supporting materials.
EU funding is listed as Yes. The scope also states that the works are co-financed by Riigi Tugiteenuste Keskus under project Kliima 2.9.01.25-0137 and refers to Regulation No. 49 of 8 December 2020 concerning support for the construction of nearly zero-energy buildings by local government units. Bidders should therefore account for the funding context when reviewing the tender requirements and delivery obligations.
Strategic context and interpretation
The strongest commercial feature of this opportunity is the combination of a single integrated construction package and a price-only published evaluation criterion. The project is not limited to erecting a new standalone building. It requires demolition of an existing central block, construction of a replacement structure, external works and physical connection to retained buildings, including a historic building at Pargi 2.
That integration requirement makes the scope operationally more complex than the headline building area alone suggests. The contractor is expected to deliver the project in one construction stage, so sequencing, interfaces between old and new structures, and the coordination of demolition and construction activities all sit inside the same works package. The 20-month duration provides the formal delivery window for that combined scope.
The funding structure is also relevant to qualification. The project is identified as EU-funded and co-financed through RTK under a named climate project and regulation. The procurement record does not disclose additional funding conditions, so bidders need to verify the applicable requirements directly in the tender materials rather than assume obligations that are not stated in the opportunity data.
Buyer-specific competitive history offers little guidance here. With no recorded contract awards, renewals or current open tenders for the authority, there is no visible incumbent pattern to anchor a competitive assessment. The most useful comparison therefore comes from the 329 other buyers associated with €3.5 billion of similar projects, combined with the technical and procedural requirements of this specific contract.
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Practical takeaways for bidders
Who this tender suits
- Construction contractors able to deliver an integrated school building project covering demolition, new-build works, external works and connection to retained structures.
- Suppliers with the capacity to deliver a €7.015 million works contract over a 20-month period in North Estonia.
- Bidders able to prepare and submit the offer in Estonian within the 24-day submission window.
- Contractors comfortable competing under a single-lot structure where the published award criterion is Price.
Critical attention points
- Submission deadline: 16 October 2026, 24 calendar days after publication.
- Tender opening: 16 October 2026.
- Language: Estonian.
- Delivery structure: one construction stage covering demolition, new construction, external works and building integration.
- Funding: EU-funded and co-financed by RTK under project Kliima 2.9.01.25-0137, with Regulation No. 49 of 8 December 2020 referenced in the scope.
- Related notices: no separate corrigendum or earlier related tender entry is listed with this opportunity.
Conclusion
This €7.015 million procurement combines a clearly defined replacement-building programme with a single-lot, open procedure and a 20-month delivery period. The buyer-specific historical dataset is limited, which makes close qualification against the current scope, funding context, language requirement and price criterion especially important for bid decisions.
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