Call and collect proposals for small grant assistance, review compliance with the proposal requirements and establish selection recommendations;

For this reason the notice of a public tender in another appropriate medium specific to the given subject of the public-private partnership instead of in the official journal of the EU shall not be permitted where an equity partnership has the nature of public procurement or a works concession and publication in the official journal of the EU is obligatory.

(3) In the event of existing public companies referred to in Article 141 of this Act being transformed into commercial companies, where the conditions referred to in the preceding paragraph have not been fulfilled, the founder must no later than within one year of the entry of transformation in the court register issue a public tender for the selection of a concessionaire.

(2) In the case of a works concession in the sense of the first paragraph of Article 79 of this Act, for the awarding of works to third parties whose value estimated in compliance with the regulations on public procurement amounts to at least 5,278,000 euros, a concessionaire that is not a public client must give notice of a public tender in compliance with the Public Procurement Act.

(1) Awarding authorities must also issue public tenders for the selection of concessionaires within one year of the entry into force of this Act in the event that commercial public services are performed by those commercial companies created from public companies or public undertakings on the basis of earlier regulations (Commercial Public Services Act, Ownership Transformation of Companies Act etc.) or established as commercial companies or other legal subjects (such as public institute):

(2) Where in view of the nature of the public-private partner relationship (for instance a works concession) notice of the tender in the official journal of the EU is obligatory, the public partner may not give notice of the public tender in another appropriate medium specific to the given subject of the public-private partnership (for instance the daily or specialised press) prior to submitting the public tender for publication in the official journal of the EU, and not with a greater amount of information than that contained in the notice in the official journal of the EU, in compliance with Article 82 of this Act.

Notices shall be published in accordance with Article 36(2) to (8).

(1) Contractors shall publish invitations to tender in the following cases:

The notice shall be published in accordance with Article 36(2) to (8).

publish a contract notice making it clear that a dynamic purchasing system is involved;

(2) Contractors shall publish such prior notice also in the Official Journal of the European Communities.

Contracting authorities which wish to award a public works concession contract shall make known their intention by means of a notice.

(1) Contractors shall publish identical criteria in the contract notice and in the contract documents.

(2) Contractors referring to the previous paragraph shall publish their reasons in the call for tenders or in their contract documents.

Contracting authorities shall publish a contract notice setting out their needs and requirements, which they shall define in that notice and/or in a descriptive document.

(1) Contractors shall publish in the notice to tender and in the contract documents the time limit within which tenderers or candidates must submit a tender. The time limit for receipt of bids fixed in the notice to tender shall be the same as the time limit fixed in the contract documents.

(5) Contractors shall inform in writing all tenderers who had received the tender documentation on the prolongation of the term, and publish this notice in the same way as the invitation to tenders was published.

(1) With respect to contracts exceeding the value of EURO 750,000, contractors shall publish, at least once a year, a prior notice concerning the intention to award a public contract.

Contract notices shall be published in full in an official language of the Community as chosen by the contracting authority, this original language version constituting the sole authentic text.

Notices drawn up and transmitted by electronic means in accordance with the format and procedures for transmission indicated in point 3 of Annex VIII, shall be published no later than five days after they are sent.

(3) Contractors shall report separately the information on contracts concluded in excess of the value laid down in Article 125 and the values in excess of which a contract notice must be published in the Official Journal of the European Communities.

In accordance with Article 67(3), contractors shall, in the case of contracts in the water, energy, transport and telecommunications sectors, make known through an indicative notice at least once a year:

Before issuing the invitation to tender, contracting authorities shall publish a simplified contract notice inviting all interested economic operators to submit an indicative tender, in accordance with paragraph 4, within a time limit that may not be less than 15 days from the date on which the simplified notice was sent.

Notices which are not transmitted by electronic means in accordance with the format and procedures for transmission indicated in point 3 of Annex VIII, shall be published not later than 12 days after they are sent, or in the case of accelerated procedure referred to in Article 38(8), not later than five days after they are sent.

Contracting authorities need not publish a contract notice where they include in the negotiated procedure all of, and only, the tenderers which satisfy the criteria of Articles 45 to 52 and which, during the prior open or restricted procedure or competitive dialogue, have submitted tenders in accordance with the formal requirements of the tendering procedure;

1. if it receives, in an open or restricted procedure, inadequate or unacceptable tenders, while the contents of the tender documentation shall not be basically modified. Contractors shall publish a notice stating that a contract shall be awarded by such procedure save when they have included in the negotiated procedure all tenderers whose tenders had been submitted during the previous open or restricted procedure and complied with the request for recognition of capacity.

(12) In order to improve administrative efficiency, and the effectiveness and impact of specific projects, calls for specific projects should be published at least every two years and support should be provided for up to a maximum of 75 % of the cost of the eligible expenses for implementing the projects.

whereas, to that end, decisions opening invitations to tender should be published together with a notice of invitation to tender in the Official Journal of the European Communities;

'The Member State applying for and receiving the product shall publish or have published an invitation to tender to establish the most favourable conditions of supply.

(1) In view of the situation on the Community and world sugar markets, a standing invitation to tender should be issued as soon as possible for the export of white sugar in respect of the 2003/04 marketing year which, having regard to possible fluctuations in world prices for sugar, must provide for the determination of export levies and/or export refunds.

Notices shall be published in accordance with Article 36(2) to (8).

Wheras the ensure equal treatment of all interested parties in the Community invitations to tender should be published in the Official Journal of the European Communities and an adequate period allowed between publication and the first time limit for submission of tenders;

The notice shall be published in accordance with Article 36(2) to (8).

The intervention agency shall draw up an invitation to tender, which shall be published in the Official Journal of the European Communities.

Contracting authorities which wish to award a public works concession contract shall make known their intention by means of a notice.

Contracting authorities shall publish a contract notice setting out their needs and requirements, which they shall define in that notice and/or in a descriptive document.

Both the decision to open invitations to tender referred to in paragraph 2 and the notice of invitation to tender referred to in paragraph 3 shall be published in the Official Journal of the European Communities.

whereas, in particular, in order to be able to have an effect on the market situation, tenders must be submitted for a long storage period and in respect of a minimum quantity in relation to the situation in the sector;

Contract notices shall be published in full in an official language of the Community as chosen by the contracting authority, this original language version constituting the sole authentic text.

Notices drawn up and transmitted by electronic means in accordance with the format and procedures for transmission indicated in point 3 of Annex VIII, shall be published no later than five days after they are sent.

Whereas, to ensure that all interested parties in the Community are treated equally, notices of invitation to tender must be published in the Official Journal of the European Communities and a reasonable time must elapse between the date of such publication and the first closing date for the submission of tenders;

Tender documentation provided to suppliers shall contain all information necessary to permit them to submit responsive tenders, including information required to be published in the notice of intended procurement, except for paragraph 6 (g) of Article IX, and the following:

Before issuing the invitation to tender, contracting authorities shall publish a simplified contract notice inviting all interested economic operators to submit an indicative tender, in accordance with paragraph 4, within a time limit that may not be less than 15 days from the date on which the simplified notice was sent.

Notices which are not transmitted by electronic means in accordance with the format and procedures for transmission indicated in point 3 of Annex VIII, shall be published not later than 12 days after they are sent, or in the case of accelerated procedure referred to in Article 38(8), not later than five days after they are sent.

Contracting authorities need not publish a contract notice where they include in the negotiated procedure all of, and only, the tenderers which satisfy the criteria of Articles 45 to 52 and which, during the prior open or restricted procedure or competitive dialogue, have submitted tenders in accordance with the formal requirements of the tendering procedure;

If, after publication of an invitation to participate in any case of intended procurement, but before the time set for opening or receipt of tenders as specified in the notices or the tender documentation, it becomes necessary to amend or re-issue the notice, the amendment or the re-issued notice shall be given the same circulation as the original documents upon which the amendment is based.

Where the contract notice is also published locally, it must be identical to the one published in the Official Journal of the European Communities and on the Internet and it must be published simultaneously.

In the cases referred to in point (a) of paragraph 1, contracting authorities may refrain from publishing a contract notice if they include in the negotiated procedure all the tenderers who satisfy the selection criteria and who, during the previous procedure, submitted tenders in accordance with the formal requirements of the procurement procedure.