Examples of using A procuring entity in English and their translations into Arabic
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(2) A procuring entity may use a method of procurement other than open tendering only in accordance with articles 28 to 30 of this Law, shall select the other method of procurement to accommodate the circumstances of the procurement concerned, and shall seek to maximize competition to the extent practicable.
Another reason why a procuring entity may not wish to award a contract to the successful bidder is because the price(or other terms) offered in the bid are so favourable to
Subject to approval by… (the enacting State may designate an authority to issue the approval), a procuring entity may engage in procurement by means of a request for proposals(RFP) with competitive negotiations if it is not feasible for the procuring entity to formulate a sufficiently comprehensive description, in order to obtain the most satisfactory solution to its procurement needs.".
In practice, a procuring entity may use an electronic catalogue arrangement as a means of identifying suppliers to receive quotations(or standing offers) and, de facto, have a similar effect to the operation of a mandatory qualification list
(…) Consistent with the provisions of article 21, a procuring entity must keep confidential all submissions, information and documents provided by a supplier or contractor to the procuring entity, or obtained by the procuring entity, during the procurement process unless the supplier or contractor consents to their disclosure, they are in the public domain or are required to be disclosed by law.
(1) Conditions for Use.[Subject to approval by… (the enacting State may designate an authority to issue the approval)], a procuring entity may engage in procurement by means of a request for proposals(RFP) with competitive dialogue if it is not feasible for the procuring entity to formulate a sufficiently comprehensive description, in order to obtain the most satisfactory solution to its procurement needs.
Recalling its earlier decision that a procuring entity should be given the option to stipulate that tenders must be submitted electronically under article 30 of the UNCITRAL Model Procurement Law(see section 5 above), the Working Group addressed the provisions regarding the opening of tenders under article 33 of the Model Law.
(1) A procuring entity shall solicit tenders or, where applicable, applications to prequalify by causing an invitation to tender or an invitation to prequalify, as the case may be, to be published in… (the enacting State specifies the official gazette or other official publication in which the invitation to tender or to prequalify is to be published).
(c) Other than in a case to which subparagraph(a) of this paragraph applies, a procuring entity may not disqualify a supplier or contractor on the ground that information submitted concerning the qualifications of the supplier or contractor was inaccurate or incomplete in a non-material respect.
(1)(Subject to approval by… (the enacting State designates an organ to issue the approval),) a procuring entity may engage in procurement by means of two-stage tendering in accordance with article 46, or request for proposals in accordance with article 48, or competitive negotiation in accordance with article 49, in the following circumstances.
(1) A procuring entity shall solicit tenders or, where applicable, applications to prequalify by causing an invitation to tender or an invitation to prequalify, as the case may be, to be published in… (the enacting State specifies the official gazette or other official publication in which the invitation to tender or to prequalify is to be published).
(1) A procuring entity shall solicit proposals for services or, where applicable, applications to prequalify by causing a notice seeking expression of interest in submitting a proposal or in prequalifying, as the case may be, to be published in… (the enacting State specifies the official gazette or other official publication in which the notice is to be published).
of inconsistency between subparagraphs(a) and(c) in that a procuring entity could choose a method of communication that may be generally available but the choice could still be discriminatory.
contractors refused a procuring entity ' s request to extend the period of effectiveness of their tenders.
while article 34, paragraph 4(d), states that a procuring entity can grant a margin of preference for the benefit of domestic industries, it does not require that domestic regulations specify the maximum preference that can be granted.
It was explained that in some long-term procurement proceedings, such as framework agreements, and in the light of rapid technological developments, a procuring entity would not always be in a position to identify at the outset of the procurement proceedings all means that would be used to communicate information.
Where it is feasible to provide detailed description of the subject matter of the procurement and to establish the evaluation criteria in quantifiable or monetary terms, a procuring entity may use a method of procurement referred to in chapter III of this Law provided that the conditions for the use of the method concerned, as specified in the relevant provisions of chapter III, are satisfied.".
(2) A procuring entity shall issue a request for expressions of interest(RFI) before issuing a request for proposals from suppliers or contractors, to identify the minimum number of suppliers or contractors from whom it must request proposals according to paragraph(3).
One of the main controls in the case of a closed framework agreement procedure is that a procuring entity that wishes to use such procedure will be required to follow one of the procurement methods of the Model Law to select the suppliers
Mr. Yukins(United States of America), endorsing the comments made by the representative of France with respect to article 9(8)(b), said that, if a procuring entity were required to automatically disqualify bidders submitting materially inaccurate or materially incomplete information, the procuring entity might face a large number of challenges.