Common use of Items Clause in Contracts

Items. Each lot of this public contract consists of the items detailed in the bill of quantities. These items are pooled and form one single lot. It is not possible to tender for one or several items and the tenderer must submit price quotations for all items of the same lot.

Items. Each lot of this public contract consists of the items detailed listed in section 1 “technical specification” and in the bill of quantities. These items are pooled and form one single lot. It is not possible to tender for one or several items and the tenderer must submit price quotations for all items of the a same lot.

Items. Each lot of this public contract consists of the following items detailed listed in section 1 “Technical specifications” and in the bill Bills of quantitiesquantities for the lot. These items are pooled and form one single lot. It is not possible to tender for one or several items and the tenderer must submit price quotations for all items of the a same lot.

Items. Each lot of this public contract consists of the following items detailed in the bill of quantities. These items are pooled and form one single lot. It is not possible to tender for one or several items and the tenderer must submit price quotations for all items of the same lot.

Items. Each lot of this public contract consists of the items detailed in the bill bills of quantitiesQuantities. These The items of each lot are pooled and form one single lot. It is not possible to tender for one or several items and the tenderer must submit price quotations for all items of the a same lot.

Items. Each lot of this public contract consists of the items detailed in the bill of quantitiesfollowing items. (See also Part 6 and/or inventory) These items are pooled and form one single lot. It is not possible to tender for one or several items and the tenderer must submit price quotations for all items of the a same lot.