Public Procurement Contract definition

Public Procurement Contract means a contract of financial interest signed, in writing, between the contracting authority on one side and the contractor on the other side, and the subject of this contract shall be the procurement of works for construction subject to the contract;

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Public Procurement Contract means a contract of financial interest, which includes utilities contracts, concluded in writing between one or more contracting authorities on one side and one or more economic operators on the other side, the subject of which is the execution of works, delivery of goods or provision of services, in accordance with this Law;

Public Procurement Contract means a contract for pecuniary interest concluded in writing between the Contracting Authority on the one hand and the Contractor on the other, whose subject is the execution of works, delivery of goods or the provision of services subject of Contract;

Examples of Public Procurement Contract in a sentence

• The Company undertakes to allow the Foundation and the Consultant to monitor the preparation, organisation, processing, awarding and enforcing the Public Procurement Contract in line with the Integrity Pact.

• This Agreement shall be implemented from the day of its conclusion until the day a Hand- Over Certificate (or another equivalent document) is issued with regard to the Public Procurement Contract.

• The Foundation undertakes to ensure that the Consultant, the Consultant's employees seconded to perform the tasks under the Integrity Pact and representatives of the Foundation participating in the preparation, organisation, processing, awarding and enforcing the Public Procurement Contract adhere to the laws and regulations as well as internal Company policies in connection with the Public Procurement Contract at hand.

• The Seller confirms that it has fully understood the scope and nature of the delivery relating to the subject matter of the above-mentioned Public Procurement Contract and is aware of all technical, qualitative and other tenus of delivery.

• They have received the whole information for the Subject of the Public Procurement Contract, which was provided by the CONTRACTING AUTHORITY for the purposes of this Contract and was made available to the CONTRACTOR.

More Definitions of Public Procurement Contract

Public Procurement Contract means a contract between a procuring entity and a successful bidder resulting from public procurement procedures;

Public Procurement Contract means an agreement concluded in writing between one or more economic operators and the contracting authority, having as its object the supply of goods, provision of services or the execution of construction works;

Public Procurement Contract means a written contract of financial interest between the Contracting Authority on one hand and the Main Contractor on the other, the subject of the Contract being procurement of constructions works which are subject of the contract ;

Public Procurement Contract means a contract of financial interest concluded in writing between the contracting authority on one side and the contractor on the other side, the subject of which is the delivery of the goods which are the subject matter of this contract;

Public Procurement Contract. (hereinafter referred to as the “Contract”) - the contract concluded between the Purchaser and the Supplier, attached to it, with all documents and amendments, including, without limitation: 2.3.1. Price table (Appendix №1); 2.3.2. Schedule of delivery of goods (Annex № 2). 2.3.3. Contract Performance Guarantee ( Annex №3);

Public Procurement Contract. (hereinafter “the “Contract”) means a contract concluded between the Purchaser and the Supplier and signed by them as well as all the supporting documents enclosed therewith and the documents referred to in the Contract.

Public Procurement Contract means a written contract of financial interest concluded between the contracting authority on one hand and the contractor on the other, the subject of which is delivery of supplies subject to the contract;