Types of calls for tenders Open tenders, open calls for tenders, or advertised tenders are open to all vendors or contractors who can guarantee performance.

Restricted tenders, restricted calls for tenders, or invited tenders are only open to selected prequalified vendors or contractors.

Abnormally Low Tenders

Article 31. Period of effectiveness of tenders modification and withdrawal of tenders

Article 31. Period of effectiveness of tenders modification and withdrawal of tenders

Tenders in the Civil Service

Article 30. Submission of tenders

H. Electronic opening of tenders

Article 33. Opening of tenders

Rejection of all tenders, proposals,

(a) Instructions for preparing tenders

SECTION II. SUBMISSION OF TENDERS

Article 29. Language of tenders

Article 33. Opening of tenders

ISO is currently reviewing the tenders.

Applying the principle of functional equivalence to the electronic submission of tenders, electronic tenders require the same legal value as tenders submitted in writing, signed and in a sealed envelope.

Only those participants that submitted admissible tenders after an initial evaluation of the tenders will be admitted to ERAs.

Electronic submission of tenders, proposals and quotations

SECTION III. EVALUATION AND COMPARISON OF TENDERS

Public procurement contracts through calls for tenders.

Thirdly, the authenticity of tenders must be established).

(iii) Electronic submission of tenders, proposals and quotations

Article 34. Examination, evaluation and comparison of tenders

Article 34. Examination, evaluation and comparison of tenders

SECTION I. SOLICITATION OF TENDERS AND OF APPLICATIONS

Article 34. Examination, evaluation and comparison of tenders

When reviewing tenders, procuring entities, it was said, should be allowed to seek justification of prices if they suspected abnormally low tenders.

The Guide to Enactment refers to additional rules and techniques that might be needed, for instance to guard the confidentiality of tenders and prevent opening' of the tenders prior to the deadline for submission of tenders .

(3) Paragraph 3 considers the contents of initial tenders.

(h) Article 30 (6) (requirement to return late tenders unopened)

(i) Article 33 (1) (opening of tenders at the deadline)

Article 12. Rejection of all tenders, proposals, offers or quotations

Article 24. Procedures for soliciting tenders or applications to prequalify

(j) The place and deadline for the submission of tenders.

Finally, it was observed, many possible abnormally low tenders when closely examined would turn out to be non responsive tenders that would be rejected as such.

(1) (a) The procuring entity may ask suppliers or contractors for clarifications of their tenders in order to assist in the examination, evaluation and comparison of tenders.

(2) All suppliers or contractors that have submitted tenders, or their representatives, shall be permitted by the procuring entity to be present at the opening of tenders.

(1) (a) The procuring entity may ask suppliers or contractors for clarifications of their tenders in order to assist in the examination, evaluation and comparison of tenders.

The procuring entity may, however, require that tenders include such features.

(g) Article 30 (3) (extension of the deadline for submitting tenders)

Proposed revisions to article 34. Examination, evaluation and comparison of tenders

(r) The procedures to be followed for opening and examining tenders

(3) Notice of the rejection of all tenders, proposals, offers or quotations shall be given promptly to all suppliers or contractors that submitted tenders, proposals, offers or quotations.

(j) Article 34 (1) (a) (possibility for asking for clarifications of tenders)

(l) Article 34 (3) (on tenders that the entity cannot accept) and