Examples of using Procuring entities in English and their translations into Russian
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Paragraph(3)(a) requires the names and addresses of all procuring entities that can use the framework agreement to be included in the invitation to become a party to the open framework agreement.
It was noted that some procuring entities did in practice abuse discretion to cancel procurements to investigate market conditions.
Enacting States may therefore wish to encourage procuring entities to inform the suppliers or contractors about the extent of their commitments.
public procurement web-portal and introduces a charge from procuring entities for publication of information on it.
Procuring entities may publish information regarding planned procurement activities for forthcoming months or years.
The enacting State may wish to provide rules and/or guidance to assist procuring entities in designing appropriate
Such a statement of objectives does not itself create substantive rights or obligations for procuring entities or for suppliers or contractors.
Enacting States and procuring entities should be aware, however, that publication of
only those that pertained to certain procuring entities or groups thereof.
The article provides safeguards that aim to protect the legitimate interests of both parties procuring entities, and suppliers and contractors.
Procuring entities are not equipped
The procurement regulations may however call for issuance by designated authorities of rules and/or guidance to assist procuring entities in designing appropriate
administer auctions for procuring entities.
This may require more detailed planning than in other procurement methods, and procuring entities should be made so aware;
The enacting State may wish to provide further rules and/or guidance to assist procuring entities in designing appropriate
as noted above, all procuring entities that may use the framework agreement.
Otherwise, the administrative efficiency of the procedure will be compromised, and procuring entities will not avail themselves of the technique.
Accordingly, the Working Group decided that the Model Law should be amended so as to allow procuring entities to investigate possible ALTs through a price justification procedure.
was less specific and could make it easier for procuring entities to discriminate against foreign bidders.
The opposing view was that the Model Law should envisage the possibility of new procuring entities joining the framework agreement with the consent of suppliers that were parties to the agreement.