Examples of using Contracting authority may in English and their translations into Finnish
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
Contracting authorities may purchase works,
Member States may provide that contracting authorities may apply innovation partnerships as regulated in this Directive.
Contracting authorities may make use of competitive dialogue in the cases mentioned in Amendments 18 and 87.
Moreover, contracting authorities may take account of variants27.
Contracting authorities might be tempted to put pressure on tenderers to agree to disclosure.
The contracting authorities may require candidates and tenderers to meet minimum capacity
Contracting authorities may also use the negotiated procedure without prior publication of a contract notice in the case of contracts with a value less than or equal to EUR 60 000.”.
Under Section 2, the contracting authorities may determine the level of capacity
Contracting authorities may award public contracts by a negotiated procedure without prior publication of a contract notice in the following cases.
Listed below are some examples of additional specific conditions which a contracting authority might impose on the successful tenderer while complying with the requirements set out above, and which allow social objectives to be taken into account.
Contracting authorities may award their public contracts by negotiated procedure, after publication of a contract notice, in the following cases.
Where duly substantiated urgency renders impracticable the time limits laid down in Article 138(3), contracting authorities may set the following time limits.
Contracting authorities may conclude framework agreements,
Contracting authorities may require particular conditions concerning performance of the contract,
Member States shall provide that contracting authorities may apply open
When preparing a call for tenders, contracting authorities may also decide to authorise tenderers to submit variants.
In duly justified circumstances, contracting authorities may consult in writing the contractor,
Where tenders appear to be abnormally low for other reasons, contracting authorities may also request such explanations.
Article 25 of Directive 2004/18/EC provides that contracting authorities may oblige the tenderer to give indications on envisaged subcontracting.
In the absence of such an obligation at national level, the contracting authorities may choose to provide this information.