DIRECT AWARD CRITERIA Sample Clauses

DIRECT AWARD CRITERIA. 2.1 Where the Contracting Body can only differentiate the Service Offers that meet the Statement of Requirements on the basis of price, the following Direct Award Criteria shall be applied: Criteria Number Award Criteria Percentage Weightings 1 Price 100% 2 Non Price Elements (including quality, technical merit and delivery lead times) 0%
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DIRECT AWARD CRITERIA. 1. Contracting Bodies who wish to directly award a Call-Off Agreement under the Framework Agreement must follow the procedure as set out below and more widely, the process set out in Regulation 19 of the Regulations. The Contracting Body shall:
DIRECT AWARD CRITERIA. The following criteria and weightings shall be applied to the catalogue of services for all Services Framework Service Providers capable of meeting the Contracting Body’s Statement of Requirements during the Direct Ordering Procedure. SoR Headline Criteria SoR Section Contributors Applied To Weighting % [A] General Capability Geographic Coverage (fatal) High Level Organisation Staff Acquiring and Maintaining Public Sector Knowledge Environmental Management Minimum Order Value NB: Full UK national service is a mandatory requirement Each answer you provide for SoR Section A 40% [B] Customer Requirements Further Competition Support Other Pre-Sales Support Complaint Policies and Procedures Customer Satisfaction Surveys Operational Security Procedures The answer you provide for SoR Section B 10% [D] Capability/Capacity – Lot Specific Case Studies Contract Terminations Each answer you provide for SoR Section D 10% [E] Pricing Pricing Each answer you provide for SoR Section E 30% [F] Framework Agreement Acceptance and Completion Undertaking Framework Completion Each answer you provide for SoR Section E, within the Lots you tender for 10% Part 2
DIRECT AWARD CRITERIA. The Direct Award process shall follow the procedure set out in this paragraph 3 (Direct Award Procedure).
DIRECT AWARD CRITERIA. The following evaluation criteria shall be applied to the Framework Suppliers’ compliant tenders submitted through direct award. Criteria Number Criteria 1 Whole life cost: cost effectiveness; price and running costs 2 Technical merit & functional fit: coverage, network capacity and performance as specified in relevant service levels 3 After sales service management: help desk, account management function and assurance of supply of a range of devices and good value accessories
DIRECT AWARD CRITERIA. The Following Criteria And Weightings Shall Be Applied To The Framework Suppliers' Compliant Tenders Submitted Through Direct Award. Subject to the provisions of Framework Schedule 4 (Order Form & Call Off Terms), a Contracting Body may directly award a Call-Off Agreement on the basis of the most economically advantageous tender (“MEAT”). The Contracting Body must: Develop a clear Statement of Requirements setting out its requirements for the Services. Confirm that the Statement of Requirements can be met by the Framework Agreement Supplier’s Services as set out in Call Off Agreement Schedule 2 (Services). Determine that all of the terms of the Framework Agreement and the Call-Off Terms do not require amendment or any supplementary terms and conditions. To assist a Contracting Body in identifying the Most Economically Advantageous Tender (MEAT), the following evaluation criteria should be used to assess the information provided within the Call Off Agreement Schedule 2 (Services) and Call Off Agreement Schedule 3 (Contract Charges, Payment & Invoicing): Evaluation Criteria Criteria Weighting Range % Quality 70% (the Contracting Body can modified the variance level to meet their requirements i.e. -/+ 10%) Prices and Charging Structure 30% (the Contracting Body can modified the variance level to meet their requirements i.e. -/+ 10%)
DIRECT AWARD CRITERIA. The Approved List covers 8 Categories. In determining an Approved Provider to Direct Award to, ESCC / the relevant ASE Partner shall take into account the following criteria:
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DIRECT AWARD CRITERIA. The following criteria and weightings shall be applied to the catalogue of services for all Services Framework Service Providers capable of meeting the Contracting Body’s Statement of Requirements during the Direct Ordering Procedure. Criterion Number Criterion Percentage Weightings (or rank order of importance where applicable) 1 Quality & Coverage 15% 2 Customer Requirements 10% 3 Quality of Case Study 20%

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