Restricted Bidding Sample Clauses
The Restricted Bidding clause limits participation in a bidding process to a select group of pre-qualified or invited parties, rather than allowing open competition. In practice, this means only vendors or contractors who meet certain criteria or have been specifically invited by the issuer are eligible to submit bids for a project or contract. This approach is often used when specialized expertise is required, or to streamline the evaluation process by focusing on trusted or proven suppliers. The core function of this clause is to ensure quality and efficiency by narrowing the pool of bidders, thereby reducing administrative burden and mitigating risks associated with unqualified participants.
Restricted Bidding. If more than one Party is ever on the list of restricted joint bidders for Outer Continental Shelf ("OCS") lease sales, as issued by the MMS under 30 CFR 256.44, as amended, the Parties shall comply with all statutes and regulations regarding restricted joint bidders on the OCS.
Restricted Bidding. Administration may restrict employees from bidding during the school year for a route that is less than thirty (30) minutes per run longer than the employee’s current route. This restriction would be in order to prevent costly break-in periods and the disruption of successive bidding and vacancies. Employees denied a job opening under this provision may re-bid the job prior to the beginning of the next school year.
Restricted Bidding. 1. An entity of a Party may, in the circumstances and in accordance with the conditions described in paragraph 2, use restricted tendering procedures and thereby deviate from the provisions of Articles 15- 09 through 15-15, provided that restricted tendering procedures are not used to avoid the maximum possible competition or in a manner that constitutes a means of discriminating between suppliers of the other Parties or of protecting domestic suppliers.
2. An entity may use restricted tendering procedures in the following circumstances and under the following conditions, as appropriate:
a) in the absence of bids in response to a call for public or selective bidding or when the bids submitted have resulted from collusion or do not comply with the essential requirements of the bidding conditions, or when the bids have been formulated by suppliers that do not comply with the conditions of participation provided for in accordance with this chapter, provided that the requirements of the initial purchase are not substantially modified in the award of the contract;
b) when, in the case of works of art, or for reasons related to the protection of patents, copyrights or other exclusive rights, or proprietary information, or when for technical reasons there is no competition, the goods or services can only be supplied by a particular supplier and there are no reasonable alternatives or substitutes;
c) to the extent strictly necessary when, for reasons of extreme urgency due to events beyond the entity's control, it would not be possible to obtain the goods or services in a timely manner through competitive or selective bidding;
d) for additional deliveries from the initial supplier either as replacement parts or ongoing services for existing materials, services or facilities, or as an extension of existing materials, services or facilities, where a change of supplier would require the entity to purchase equipment or services that do not conform to the requirement of being interchangeable with existing equipment or services, including software, to the extent that the initial purchase of the software was covered by this chapter;
e) where an entity purchases prototypes or a first good or service to be manufactured at its request in the course of and for the performance of a particular contract for research, experimentation, study or original manufacture. Once such contracts have been fulfilled, the purchase of goods or services made as a result thereof shall be in acc...
Restricted Bidding. 1. An entity of a Party may, in the circumstances and in accordance with the conditions described in paragraph 2, use restricted tendering procedures and thereby deviate from the provisions of Articles 15- 09 through 15-15, provided that restricted tendering procedures are not used to avoid the maximum possible competition or in a manner that constitutes a means of discriminating between suppliers of the other Parties or of protecting domestic suppliers.
2. An entity may use restricted tendering procedures in the following circumstances and under the following conditions, as appropriate:
a) in the absence of bids in response to a call for public or selective bidding or when the bids submitted have resulted from collusion or do not comply with the essential requirements of the bidding conditions, or when the bids have been formulated by suppliers that do not comply with the conditions of participation provided for in accordance with this chapter, provided that the requirements of the initial purchase are not substantially modified in the award of the contract;
b) when, in the case of works of art, or for reasons related to the protection of patents, copyrights or other exclusive rights, or proprietary information, or when for technical reasons there is no competition, the goods or services can only be supplied by a particular supplier and there are no reasonable alternatives or substitutes;
Restricted Bidding. 73 OFFSHORE OPERATING AGREEMENT THIS OFFSHORE OPERATING AGREEMENT ("Agreement"), made effective the 1st day of July, 2005, by the signers hereof, their respective heirs, successors, legal representatives, and assigns, herein referred to collectively as the "Parties" and individually as a "Party."
Restricted Bidding. If at any time during the term of this Agreement, more than one of the Parties are on the list of restricted joint bidders for OCS lease sales as issued by the Minerals Management Service pursuant to 30 CFR 256.44, then the Parties agree to comply with all statutes and regulations regarding restricted joint bidders on the OCS in effect during the term of this Agreement. In the case of multiple restricted bidders being Parties to this Agreement, the provisions of this Agreement shall be amended to delete those provisions which would otherwise require a transfer of a leasehold interest prohibited by 30 CFR 256.44(c).
Restricted Bidding. 70 OFFSHORE OPERATING AGREEMENT THIS AGREEMENT, made effective the 1st day of September, 2005, by the signers hereof, their respective heirs, successors, legal representatives, and assigns, herein referred to collectively as the "Parties" and individually as a "Party."