International Competitive Bidding

The Borrower undertakes to purchase goods, procure services and order works for the Project, so far as appropriate and to the satisfaction of the Bank, by international tender open to nationals of all countries on equal terms.

In certain cases, when the Republic of Slovenia provides the major part of co-financing, the Centre for International Cooperation and Development (CMSR), in agreement with the beneficiary, selects a service provider on the basis of a tender published in the Republic of Slovenia in line with the Slovenian legislation governing public finances and public procurement.

The Borrower shall ensure that equipment will be purchased, services will be secured and works shall be ordered for the Project, so far as appropriate and in line with relevant EU procedures, by international tender open to nationals of the member states of the European Union and of Romania, Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Slovakia, Slovenia, Malta, Cyprus and Turkey.

the Bank shall place no restriction upon the procurement of goods and services from any country from the proceeds of any loan, investment or other financing undertaken in the ordinary or special operations of the Bank, and shall, in all appropriate cases, make its loans and other operations conditional on international invitations to tender being arranged;

examine the situation with regard to the award of contracts for the supply of goods or services consequent upon international invitations to tender.

examine the situation concerning procedures for the award of contracts for supplying goods and services following an international invitation to tender,

The expression 'invitation to tender' shall be understood to mean open invitations issued by public agencies in third countries, or by international bodies governed by public law, to submit by a given date tenders on which a decision will be taken by those agencies or bodies.

Within the limits of the powers conferred on it by the ACP-EC Agreement and in accordance with the conditions laid down in Articles 21 and 34 of Annex IV thereto, the Commission shall take the necessary steps to have international tendering procedures published in the Official Journal of the European Union and on the Internet.

in close cooperation with the Head of Delegation, issue invitations for local open tenders, receive tenders, both local and international (open and restricted), preside over the examination of tenders, establish the results of this examination, sign contracts and riders thereto and approve expenditure;

In the case of sale by tender or public sale for use as fuel, since physical removal and processing of the alcohol must take place over a period of several years, the price per hectolitre of alcohol at 100% vol. offered by the successful tenderer should be adjusted every three months by applying a coefficient indicated in the relevant notice of invitation to tender, so that the prices to be paid for the alcohol awarded more closely follow the fluctuation of fuel prices on international markets.

type of material and approximate number of items to be supplied, - value rating according to the scale given in Annex 2, - whether buyers and any guarantors are public or private, - if transaction is to be put for international tender, closing date for submission of tenders; (d) principal credit terms applied for by proposed recipient; (e) credit terms the authorities in the exporting country propose to offer:

Following a public call for proposals, projects, which must be of a non-profit making nature, shall be presented by public authorities (national, regional or local, central or devolved), education or research institutions, training establishments, the social partners, government agencies, international organisations or non-governmental organisations, operating individually or in partnerships, with a view to obtaining funding from the Fund.

Minimum conditions for effective international competitive bidding);

International competitive bidding (Procurement Principle III and its Annex 2:

for contracts with a value of EUR 150000 or more: an international open invitation to tender within the meaning of point (a) of Article 122(2) and point (a) of Article 240(2);

The expression "invitation to tender" shall be understood to mean open invitations issued by public agencies in third countries, or by international bodies governed by public law, to submit by a given date tenders on which a decision will be taken by those agencies or bodies.

Whereas, therefore, quantities of butter in public storage should be made available to operators and invitations to tender organized in order, inter alia, to determine the minimum selling prices so that the Community's international commitments may be met;

companies based in KEDO member states and in member states of international organisations that are members of KEDO, will be able to participate in a fair and open procurement process in the form of competitive bidding on the appropriate portion of the LWR balance of plant (1),

In the case of sale by tender or public sale for use as fuel, since physical removal and processing of the alcohol must take place over a period of several years, the price per hectolitre of alcohol at 100 % vol. offered by the successful tenderer should be adjusted every three months by applying a coefficient indicated in the relevant notice of invitation to tender, so that the prices to be paid for the alcohol awarded more closely follow the fluctuation of fuel prices on international markets.

To ensure optimum effective international competition under selective tendering procedures, entities shall, for each intended procurement, invite tenders from the maximum number of domestic suppliers and suppliers of other Parties, consistent with the efficient operation of the procurement system.

an international open invitation to tender within the meaning of point (a) of Article 122(2) and point (a) of Article 240(2);

at least in the Official Journal of the European Communities and on the Internet for international calls for tender;

In international restricted procedures, the time-limit for receipt of tenders shall be no less than thirty days from the date on which the contract notice is published.

In the international restricted procedure referred to in point (a) of paragraph 1, the contract notice shall state the number of candidates who will be invited to submit tenders.

In international open procedures, the time limits for receipt of tenders, running from the date on which the contract notice is sent, shall be at least:

In local open procedures, the time-limits for receipt of tenders, running from the date when the contract notice is published, shall be at least:

The pre-information notice for international calls for tender shall be sent to the Office for Official Publications of the European Communities as early as possible, and in any event before 31 March each year for supply and service contracts and as quickly as possible after the decision authorising the programme for works contracts.