FURTHER COMPETITION PROCEDURE Contracting Body’s Obligations Sample Clauses

FURTHER COMPETITION PROCEDURE Contracting Body’s Obligations. Any Contracting Body ordering Available Goods and Services under the Framework through a further competition shall: develop a Statement of Requirements setting out its requirements for the Available Goods and Services and identify the Framework Suppliers capable of supplying the Available Goods and Services; refine the Call-Off Terms or Lease Agreement Terms to reflect its Goods and Services Requirements only to the extent permitted by and in accordance with the requirements of the Regulations and Guidance; invite tenders by conducting a further-competition for its Goods and Services Requirements in accordance with the Regulations and Guidance and in particular: invite the Framework Suppliers to develop a proposed statement of work (covering Goods and/or Services as applicable) setting out their respective proposals in respect of such Contracting Body's Statement of Requirements (“Statement of Work”) and invite the Framework Suppliers to submit a tender in writing for each specific contract to be awarded by giving written notice by email to the relevant Supplier Representative of each Framework Supplier; set a time limit for the receipt by it of the tenders which takes into account factors such as the complexity of the subject matter of the contract and the time needed to submit tenders; and keep each tender confidential until the time limit set out in paragraph 5.1.3(b) above has expired. apply the Further Competition Award Criteria to the Framework Suppliers’ compliant tenders submitted through the further competition as the basis of its decision to award a Call-Off Agreement and/or Lease Agreement for its Goods and Services Requirements; on the basis set out above, award its Goods and Services Requirements by placing an Order with the successful Framework Supplier in accordance with paragraph 6.3 which: states the Goods and Services Requirements; states the Statement of Work submitted by the successful Framework Supplier; states the charges payable for the Goods and Services Requirements in accordance with the tender submitted by the successful Framework Supplier; and incorporates the Call-Off Terms or Lease Agreement Terms applicable to the Goods and Services, provide unsuccessful Framework Suppliers with [a debrief] [feedback] in relation to the reasons why their tenders were unsuccessful.
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FURTHER COMPETITION PROCEDURE Contracting Body’s Obligations. 2.1 Any Contracting Body awarding a Call Off Contract under this Framework Agreement through a Further Competition Procedure shall:
FURTHER COMPETITION PROCEDURE Contracting Body’s Obligations. 2.1. The Authority or any Other Contracting Body awarding a Call Off Agreement under this Framework Agreement through a Further Competition Procedure shall:
FURTHER COMPETITION PROCEDURE Contracting Body’s Obligations. 3.1. Any Contracting Body ordering the Services under this Framework Agreement through a further competition may:
FURTHER COMPETITION PROCEDURE Contracting Body’s Obligations. Any Contracting Body ordering Services under the Services Framework through a further competition is expected to:- develop a Statement of Requirements setting out its requirements for the Services and identify the Services Framework Service Providers capable of performing the Services; refine the Call-Off Terms and Conditions to reflect its Services Requirements only to the extent permitted by and in accordance with the requirements of the Regulations and Guidance; invite tenders by conducting a further-competition for its Services Requirements in accordance with the Regulations and Guidance and in particular:- invite the Services Framework Service Providers to develop a proposed statement of work setting out its proposals in respect of such Contracting Body's Statement of Requirements (“Statement of Work”) and submit a tender in writing for each specific contract to be awarded by giving written notice by email to the Account Manager of each Service Framework Service Provider; set a time limit for the receipt by it of the tenders which takes into account factors such as the complexity of the subject matter of the contract and the time needed to submit tenders; and keep each tender confidential until the time limit set out in paragraph 3.1.2(b) above has expired. apply the Further Competition Award Criteria to the Services Framework Service Providers’ compliant tenders submitted through the further competition as the basis of its decision to award a Call-Off Contract for its Service Requirements; on the basis set out above, award its Services Requirements by placing an Order with the successful Services Framework Service Provider in accordance with paragraph 6 which:- states the Services Requirements; states the Statement of Work submitted by the successful Services Framework Service Provider; states the price payable for the Services Requirements in accordance with the tender submitted by the successful Services Framework Service Provider; and incorporates the Call-Off Terms and Conditions applicable to the Services.

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