Examples of using Procuring entities in English and their translations into Spanish
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A Party, including its procuring entities, shall not adopt
disclosure of a code of conduct for officers or employees of procuring entities.
to the effect that procuring entities could introduce electronic communications only when the necessary safeguards including confidentiality were in place.
Where procuring entities do not offer free direct access to the entire tender documents
phrase was included in the 1994 text in order to prevent corruption and arbitrary decisions on the side of the procuring entities when decisions to have recourse to single-source procurement were made.
judicial authority that is independent of its procuring entities to receive and review a challenge by a supplier arising in the context of a covered procurement.
that the Guide should highlight that some jurisdictions might require procuring entities to obtain a prior approval from a higher-level authority.
Each Party shall encourage its procuring entities to publish in an electronic medium listed in Appendix 2 to Annex XIV(General Notes),
the name and address of any other procuring entities that will have the right to award procurement contracts under the framework agreement;
including its procuring entities, may, in accordance with this Article,
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.
including its procuring entities, may not provide information to a particular supplier that might prejudice fair competition between suppliers.
judicial authority that is independent of its procuring entities to receive and review a challenge by a supplier arising in the context of a covered procurement,
That Article X: 1 of the Agreement provides that procuring entities"shall not prepare, adopt
This however should not be construed as implying that procuring entities' information systems have to be interoperable with those of each single supplier or contractor.
It was questioned whether the Model Law should place procuring entities in a position of possible liability for failing to notice an error in a tender when in fact the error was due to the carelessness of the supplier or contractor.
It was suggested that the Guide should provide guidance to the enacting State and its procuring entities as regards situations and grounds that would justify keeping information relating to bids confidential.
level of expertise and experience on the part of procuring entities, such as the capacity properly to factor any non-price criteria to a mathematical formula.
Enacting States may wish to suggest that procuring entities make specific provision in framework agreements,
The provision is therefore flexible in terms of allowing procuring entities to group together to maximize their purchasing power,