Pursuant to ITB Sub Sample Clauses

Pursuant to ITB Sub. Clause 11, the Bidder shall furnish, as part of its bid, documents establishing, to the Purchaser’s satisfaction, the Bidder’s eligibility to bid.
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Pursuant to ITB Sub clause 40.1 of the bidding documents, the Employer has annulled the bidding process for Lot 2, and therefore rejects all Bids submitted for this lot.
Pursuant to ITB Sub clause 20.4 of the bidding documents, the Bid submitted for Lot 3 was rejected as nonresponsive given a bid security was not submitted with the bid. 2 China National Machinery Import & Export Corporation 1 Pursuant to ITB Sub-clause 35.2 the bid submitted for Lot 1 was rejected in accordance with the relevant criteria outlined in Section III. Evaluation and Qualification Criteria of the Bidding Document. Specifically, the Bidder failed to submit a Contractor’s Environmental and Social Management Plan; failed to demonstrate how the required minimum design wind speed and minimum design seismic category would be met; failed to meet the requirement for the maximum allowed AC/DC ratio to be used in the design; and submitted specifications for 12kV switchgear instead of 13.8kV switchgear as was required 3 Power China Jiangxi Electric Power Construction Co. Ltd 1
Pursuant to ITB Sub clause 35.2 the bid submitted for Lot 1 was rejected subsequent to the evaluation of the relevant criteria outlined in Section III. Evaluation and Qualification Criteria of the Bidding Document. Specifically, the Bid: failed to meet the requirements for the sizing of transformers and the maximum allowed AC/DC ratio to be used in the design; failed to demonstrate that the availability of the PV Plant would be superior to 98%; did not submit any technical specifications for switchgear and substation equipment; and submitted a schedule that exceeded 18 months. 2
Pursuant to ITB Sub clause 35.2 the Bid submitted for Lot 3 was rejected subsequent to the evaluation of the relevant criteria outlined in Section III. Evaluation and Qualification Criteria of the Bidding Document. Specifically, the Bid: failed to meet the requirements for the sizing of transformers and the maximum allowed AC/DC ratio to be used in the design; did not demonstrate how the requirements for the fire protection system and the cooling system of the Battery Energy Storage System (XXXX) would be met; failed to demonstrate that the availability of the PV Plant and XXXX would be superior to 98%; did not submit any technical specifications for switchgear and substation equipment; and submitted a schedule that exceeded 18 months. 4 Standby Power Engineering Company (SPECOM) 2
Pursuant to ITB Sub clause 40.1 of the bidding documents, the Employer has annulled the bidding process for Lot 2, and therefore rejects all Bids submitted for this lot. 5 SINOSOAR-Instec Consortium (INSTEC Import & Export Co. Ltd) 3
Pursuant to ITB Sub clause 35.2 the Bid submitted for Lot 3 was rejected subsequent to the evaluation of the relevant criteria outlined in Section III.
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Pursuant to ITB Sub clause 35.2 the Bid submitted for Lot 3 was rejected subsequent to the evaluation of the relevant criteria outlined in Section III. Evaluation and Qualification Criteria of the Bidding Document. Specifically, the Bid failed to provide details on how the XXXX power and energy is superior to the minimum project attributes for the Charity Site; failed to demonstrate how the required minimum design seismic category would be met; did not provide the evidence of the required manufacturer’s warranty for the PV inverter proposed; did not demonstrate how the requirements for the fire protection system and the cooling system of the Battery Energy Storage System (XXXX) would be met; and did not provide any details as required for road access and fencing 8 Joint Venture of SUMEC Complete Equipment & Engineering Co. Ltd and XJ Group Corporation 2

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