Framework agreement for pest control

An assessment will be made on how the tenderer plans and carries out mapping, prevention and control of pests, including: Methodology for mapping and risk assessments. -the choice and implementation of preventive measures. -choosing control methods. -ability to adapt measures to different pest challenges and risk conditions. Emphasis will be put on to what degree the methodology appears as systematic, purposeful and suitable for achieving the desired result in an efficient and professional way. Environmental qualities included in the methods will not be evaluated under this criteria. Tenderers shall nevertheless fulfil the current requirements in the regulations on pest control and other relevant rules.

The total sum, excluding VAT, will form the basis of the evaluation of the tenders in the evaluation.

An assessment is made as to what degree the tenderer ́s offered systems and ways of working contribute to reduce the environmental impact of pest control. Tenderers shall describe: Limiting chemical pesticides How the need for chemical pesticides is assessed and what measures are used to limit its use. Alternative methods Which non-poisonous or other less environmentally depending methods are offered and in what situations these can be used. Equipment and technology The types of equipment, traps, monitoring and control tools that are used to reduce the impact of the environment and improve targeting. Follow-up and adaptation How the effect of the measures are followed up and how measures are adapted or terminated in order to avoid unnecessary use of combat agents. The evaluation will emphasise: Limiting chemical pesticides To what degree the tenderer ́s described procedure and measures help limit the use of chemical pest control agents without sacrificing effective pest control. Alternative methods To what degree the tenderer offers and can use non-poisonous or other less environmentally appropriate methods when it is professionally suitable and how specific it is described when and how the methods are used. Equipment and technology To what degree the offered equipment, traps, monitoring and control tools contribute to more targeted pest control and reduced environmental impact. Follow-up and adaptation To what degree the tenderer ́s routines for follow-up contribute to the fact that measures can be adapted or ended on the basis of registered activity and effect, so that unnecessary use of combat agents is limited. The better the tenderer ́s described systems in total document concrete and efficient measures to reduce the impact of the environment, at the same time as the aim of the pest control is safeguarded.