AWARDING PROCEDURE Clause Samples
AWARDING PROCEDURE. The Concessions will be awarded pursuant to Art. 173 and 95 of the Code, on the basis of the lowest overall price to be offered to the Directly Connected Actors, calculated in accordance with the rules and the awarding criteria specified in par. 2 above. * * * The awarding procedure will be carried out by a Selection Panel appointed after the deadline for the submission of the offers. The activities of the Selection Panel will be put on record. The Selection Panel will, inter alia, perform, as necessary, the activities referred to in Art. 97 of the Code concerning abnormally low offers. The awarding procedure will start at the time and on the day specified in point VI.3 of the Concession Notice in the Banca d’Italia’s premises “CDM – Centro ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇” located in Viale ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ (a side-street of Via di Vermicino) – Frascati (Rome). The public sessions of the Selection Panel may be attended by one delegate for each economic operator which participates to the procedure. For each public session of the Selection Panel, the name of the delegate must be notified at least two days in advance using the “Area messaggi” of the Portal, by a legal representative of the economic operator, specifying the powers of representation or proxy conferred on the delegate and attaching a photocopy of an identity document of the legal representative. Admission of candidates’ delegates to the public sessions of the Selection Panel is conditional on compliance with the rules in force at the Banca d’Italia and on presentation of the original identity document of the delegate. Delegates must arrive at least ten minutes in advance of the time at which sessions of the Selection Panel are scheduled to begin. In the first public session the Selection Panel will verify the presence, regularity and completeness of the documents contained in the Busta amministrativa. The Panel may conduct further checks on the administrative documentation in one or more session(s) not open to the public. Pursuant to Art. 83 of the Code, the Selection Panel may request the candidate – via the “Area messaggi” of the Portal – to provide clarifications concerning the content of the certificates, documents and declarations submitted. These clarifications must be received, under penalty of exclusion, by the date specified in the request. All Selection Panel decisions will be formally communicated to the candidates concerned via the Portal. The company names of the candidates admitted and excluded on t...
AWARDING PROCEDURE. The Company shall post Initial Bid Awards electronically. Initial Bid Awards will be emailed to a Flight Attendant’s personal e-mail account if she/he has provided it to the Company.
a. If a Flight Attendant believes that his or her Initial Bid Award is in error, he or she may contest the award within twenty-four (24) hours after the posting of the Initial Bid Award. Corrections will be made if required. The outcome of the dispute will be communicated to all Flight Attendants affected as well as the MEC Scheduling Chairperson. The communication will include the specific reason the dispute was granted or denied.
b. All Initial and Final Bid Awards will be forwarded electronically to the designated Union representatives upon request.
AWARDING PROCEDURE. Submission to tender: Economic operators interested in this contract are invited to submit a tender in English via email (▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇@▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇). Please note that it is not possible to submit a tender after the time limit for receipt. Submissions must respect a 5-pages limit for the technical document. A second document is expected presenting the budget on one page.
AWARDING PROCEDURE a. The Company shall post Initial Bid Awards electronically.
AWARDING PROCEDURE. The Company shall post Initial Bid Awards Initial bid awards by hard copy at each base, on CrewTrac, Crew Voice and the toll-free telephone line. Final bid awards shall be provided to each Flight Attendant via hard copy to each v-file, on Crew Trac and Crew Voice electronically. Initial Bid Awards will be emailed to a Flight Attendant’s personal e-mail account if she/he has provided it to the Company.
a. If a Flight Attendant believes that his or her Initial Bid Award is in error, he or she may contest the award within twenty-four (24) hours after the posting of the Initial Bid Award. Corrections will be made if required. The outcome of the dispute Any corrections to the award will be communicated to all Flight Attendants affected as well as the MEC Scheduling Chairperson. The communication will include the specific reason the dispute was granted or denied.
b. C o p i e s o f All Initial and Final Bid Awards will be forwarded electronically to the designated Union representatives upon request.