Public Procurement Law definition
Public Procurement Law means, to the extent applicable to and binding upon the Provider:
Public Procurement Law means Council Directive 2004/18/EC (and as implemented by S.I. 329 of 2006) co-ordinating the procurement procedures for the award of public works contracts, public supply contracts and public service contracts, and any other legislation in relation to public procurement law having the force of law in Ireland from time to time, any duties and obligations in relation to public procurement arising under common law, decisions of the courts of law in Ireland and the European Court of First Instance and European Court of Justice in relation to public procurement law, all the guidelines issued by the Department of Finance or other Government Department authorised to issue public procurement law guidance and all other duties and obligations in relation to public procurement, whether arising under European Community law, national law or otherwise;
Public Procurement Law means the Law N°12/2007 of 27/03/2007 on public procurement as modified and completed to date.
Examples of Public Procurement Law in a sentence
The Agreement can be amended in compliance with the provisions of Article 61 of the Public Procurement Law of the Republic of Latvia.
The Agreement can be immediately terminated upon giving the other Party a written notice of termination explaining, in reasonable detail, the reason for termination upon occurrence of any of the provisions mentioned in the Article 64 of the Public Procurement Law.
The Agreement and/or the Assignment Order can be immediately terminated by the Company upon giving the Contractor a written notice of termination explaining, in reasonable detail, the reason for termination upon occurrence of any of the provisions mentioned in the Article 64 of the Public Procurement Law of the Republic of Latvia.
Review and evaluation of the replacement of Approved Sub-Contractors or Approved Staff shall be carried out, and the consent or refusal to give consent shall be rendered by the Company in accordance with Applicable Laws (in particular, Article 62 of the Public Procurement Law of the Republic of Latvia) and this Agreement.
The Agreement can be immediately terminated by the Company upon giving the Contractor a written notice of termination explaining, in reasonable detail, the reason for termination upon occurrence of any of the provisions mentioned in the Article 64 of the Public Procurement Law of the Republic of Latvia.
More Definitions of Public Procurement Law
Public Procurement Law means the public procurement law of the Republic of Botswana and any of its amendments, or succeeding law.
Public Procurement Law means, to the extent applicable to and binding upon the Provider: Council Directive 2014/24/EU, co-ordinating the procurement procedures for the award of public works contracts, public supply contracts and public service contracts, the EC (Award of Public Authorities' Contracts Regulations), 2006, (S.I. 329 of 2006); Council Directive 2007/66/EC (and as implemented by S.I. 130 of 2010) (where applicable) concerning the review procedures in respect of the award of public contracts; any other legislation in relation to public procurement law having the force of law in Ireland from time to time; any duties and obligations in relation to public procurement arising under common law, decisions of the courts of law in Ireland and the General Court and the Court of Justice of the European Union in relation to public procurement law; all the public procurement guidelines issued by the Department of Finance, the Department of Public Expenditure and Reform or other Government Department authorised to issue public procurement law guidance; and all other legally binding duties and obligations in relation to public procurement arising under European Union law or national law;
Public Procurement Law. – it shall mean the Act of 29 January 2004 Public Procurement Law (i.e. Journal of Laws of 2017, item 1579 as amended).
Public Procurement Law means the laws which regulate the award of contracts by central and local government and other public bodies or utilities and which are, or have been, applicable in any jurisdiction in which any group Company conducts, has conducted, or intends to conduct, business, including, but not limited to, Directive 2004/17/EC, Directive 2004/18/EC, the Public Contracts Regulations 2006, the Utilities Contracts Regulations 2006 and local authority standing orders made pursuant to the Local Government A▇▇ ▇▇▇▇.
Public Procurement Law means Council Directive 2014/24/EU, co-ordinating the procurement procedures for the award of public works contracts, public supply contracts and public service contracts, the EC (Award of Public Authorities' Contracts Regulations), 2006, (S.I. 329 of 2006), Council Directive 2007/66/EC (and as implemented by S.I. 130 of 2010) (where applicable) concerning the review procedures in respect of the award of public contracts, and any other legislation in relation to public procurement law having the force of law in Ireland from time to time, any duties and obligations in relation to public procurement arising under common law, decisions of the courts of law in Ireland and the General Court and the Court of Justice of the European Union in relation to public procurement law, all the guidelines issued by the Department of Finance, the Department of Public Expenditure and Reform or other Government Department authorised to issue public procurement law guidance and all other duties and obligations in relation to public procurement, whether arising under European Union law, national law or otherwise;
Public Procurement Law means La Ley de Adquisiciones, Arrendamientos y Prestaciones de Servicios Relacionados con Bienes Muebles, published in the Diario Oficial of the Guarantor of February 8, 1985 and La Ley de Obras Publicas, published in the Diario Oficial of the Guarantor of December 30, 1980, as the same may have been amended through the date of this Agreement;
Public Procurement Law means Council Directive 2014/24/EU (and as implemented by S.I. 284 of 2016) on public procurement, and any other legislation in relation to public procurement law having the force of law in Ireland from time to time, any duties and obligations in relation to public procurement arising under common law, decisions of the courts of law in Ireland and the General Court and the Court of Justice of the European Union in relation to public procurement law, all guidelines and circulars issued by the Department of Finance or other Government Department authorised to issue public procurement law guidance and all other duties and obligations in relation to public procurement, whether arising under European Union law, national law or otherwise;