Procurement Directive definition

Procurement Directive means the EU Consolidated Public Procurement Directive. “The Regulations” means the Public Contracts Regulations 2006, as amended. “Relevant Contract” means a contract to which these Contract Standing Orders apply. “Remedies Directive” means the EU Remedies Directive.

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Procurement Directive means the directive to be issued by the minister of Finance and Economic development in accordance with proclamation.

Procurement Directive means the directive to be issued by the Bureau of Finance and Economic Development in accordance with this Proclamation;

Examples of Procurement Directive in a sentence

• The tendering process shall be conducted in accordance with the OPS Procurement Directive.

• The HSP shall comply with the Broader Public Service (BPS) Procurement Directive in procuring services from or otherwise making arrangements with an SPO for the delivery of any funded home and community care services.

• The Hospital shall comply with the Broader Public Service (BPS) Procurement Directive in procuring services from or otherwise making arrangements with an SPO for the delivery of any funded home and community care services.

• In the event of a conflict between the General Conditions and the Procurement Rules or a Procurement Directive, the Procurement Rules or any Procurement Directive in effect on the date this Contract became effective shall control and are hereby incorporated by reference.

• If the Minister does not appoint the Chair, the Administrative Authority is responsible for developing, maintaining and making publicly available on its website, up-to-date written procurement policies and procedures in keeping with the spirit and principles of the most recent Ontario Public Service Procurement Directive to ensure that goods and services, including consulting services and information technology are acquired through a process that is fair, open and transparent.

• The ONTC will ensure the Province of Ontario’s Procurement Directive is followed in all situations when procurement of goods or services is required.

• If the Minister does not appoint the Chair, the Corporation is responsible for developing, maintaining and making publicly available, including by posting on the Corporation’s website, up-to-date written procurement policies and procedures which must be in keeping with the spirit of the most recent Ontario Public Service Procurement Directive to ensure that goods and services, including consulting services and information technology are acquired through a process that is fair, open and transparent.

• Any procurement policy established by the Commission shall be in compliance with the principles and applicable requirements of the Procurement Directive.

• Any procurement policy and procedures established by the OEB shall be consistent with the OPS Procurement Directive.

• The tender was carried out in strict accordance with the EU Procurement Directive and UK public sector procurement rules.

More Definitions of Procurement Directive

Procurement Directive means the EU Consolidated Public Procurement Directive.

Procurement Directive means the directive to be issued by the Head of the Bureau of Finance and Economic Development under this Proclamation;

Procurement Directive means Directive 2014/24/EU of the European Parliament and of the Council of 26 February 2014 on public procurement and repealing Directive 2004/18/EC;