Selection file technical aptitude
Selection file. Technical aptitude Technical aptitude: See Art. 68 of the Royal Decree of 18 April 2017 The tenderer must show the following references of deliveries made in the course of the past three years. List the references of supplies that have been delivered over the past three years. See Annex 6.7.1 & 6.7.2 or [supporting documents to be attached] The tenderer includes in his tender a list with the main services that have been delivered over the past three years including the amount and date as well as the public or private recipients. The references are backed by certificates drawn up or approved by the competent authority or, where the consignee was a private purchaser by certification of the private purchaser, or by default, by a simple statement of the supplier. Indication of the proportion of the contract which the supplier See Annex 6.2.2 or intends possibly to subcontract. [supporting documents to be attached]
Selection file. In view of the qualitative selection of the tenderers, the information or documents mentioned below must be attached to the tender. Exclusions - see Art. 67 - 70 of the Law of 17 June 2016 Mandatory grounds for exclusion: Art. 67. § 1. Save where the candidate or tenderer demonstrates, in accordance with Article 70, that he has taken sufficient measures to demonstrate his reliability, the contracting authority excludes, at any stage whatsoever in the award procedure, a candidate or tenderer from taking part in the award procedure when it has established or has been informed in any other way that the candidate or tenderer has been convicted by an indefeasible legal decision of one of the following offences: 1° involvement in a criminal organisation; 2° corruption; 3° fraud; 4° terrorist offence, offence related to terrorist activities or incitement to commit such offence, collusion or attempt to commit such an offence; 5° money laundering or financing of terrorism; 6° child labour or any other forms of human trafficking. 7° employment of foreign citizens under illegal status. The King may state the offences listed in clause 1 in more detail. By derogation to clause 1, the contracting authority excludes the candidate or tenderer who has employed foreign citizens under illegal status, even where there is no indefeasible conviction, once this offence has been noted by an administrative or legal decision, including by written notification in execution of Article 49/2 of the Social Criminal Code. This derogation does not preclude the possibility, as set out in Article 70, of the candidate or tenderer invoking corrective measures, where appropriate. By derogation to clause 1, the contracting authority may in exceptional situations and for imperative reasons in the general interest provide for a derogation from the mandatory exclusions The obligation to exclude the candidate or tenderer also applies when the person found guilty is a member of the administrative, management or monitoring body of the said candidate or tenderer or holds a power of representation, decision or control within it. Where this involves an offence stated in clause 3 and where there is no aforementioned final judgement, the same obligation of exclusion is applicable, when the person in question is designated in an administrative or legal decision as being a person where an offence has been noted in terms of employment of foreign citizens with illegal status, and who is a member of the admi...
Selection file. 289 A tenderer may, where appropriate and for a particular contract, rely on the capacities of other entities, regardless of the legal nature of the links which he has with these entities. In that case, the following rules apply:
Selection file. To be selected the tendered must attach the following documents to his offer
