EU Threshold definition

EU Threshold means the financial thresholds as prescribed by the EU Procurement Regulations.

EU Threshold means the respective threshold for Services, Supplies, Works or Light-Touch Services contracts referred to in the Public Contract Regulations 2015.

EU Threshold means the threshold prescribed in Regulation 5 of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015.

Examples of EU Threshold in a sentence

• For all contracts below the EU Threshold and Relevant Contracts falling under Part B of the Public Contracts Regulations 2006, Officers shall consider potential European interest in the provision of goods, works or services.

• When conducting Post Tender Negotiations, as part of a Procurement Exercise where the Estimated Value is £25,000 or more (but below the EU Threshold), only the Tenderer submitting the most competitive Tender in accordance with the award methodology and evaluation criteria (Section 2.4) may be invited to participate in Post Tender Negotiations.

• This is a complex procurement that is above the EU Threshold for works and there are elements of the tender that, based on recent market experience, are likely to require negotiation with tenderers.

• Where the Estimated Total Cost exceeds the EU Threshold then the contract shall be advertised in accordance with the Procurement Regulations.

• The Council is subject to legal requirements to ensure fair competition for contracts of a value exceeding EU Threshold and subject to obligations under EU treaty to ensure that all contracts are awarded having regard to the need to avoid any action that is discriminatory, improper or which distorts competition.

More Definitions of EU Threshold

EU Threshold means the respective threshold for Supplies, Works, or Services Contracts, excluding Social

EU Threshold means the relevant contract value threshold specified under the terms of the EU Procurement Directive applicable to, as the case may be, contracts for the supply of goods, provision of services or works (all as may be amended from time to time). The current thresholds are set out under Standing Order 3.5.

EU Threshold means the financial thresholds above which the EU Procurement Rules shall apply.

EU Threshold means the thresholds prescribed in Regulation 8 of the Regulations;

EU Threshold. Means the Contract Value at which the full requirements of the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 apply. The current EU Thresholds, excluding VAT, (with effect from 1 January 2018) are: • Services £ 181,302• Supplies £ 181,302• Light Touch £ 615,278• Works £ 4,551,413• Concessions £ 4,551,413

EU Threshold means the relevant contract value threshold specified under the terms of the EU Procurement Directive applicable to, as the case may be, contracts for the supply of goods, provision of services or works (all as may be amended from time to time). As at the date of these Standing Orders, the EU Thresholds are as follows: Type of contract

EU Threshold. ’ means the respective threshold for Services, Supplies, Works or Light- Touch Services contracts referred to in the Public Contract Regulations 2015 and the Concession Contracts Regulations 2016.