Примеры использования Competitive negotiations на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Competitive negotiations.
Request for Proposals with Competitive Negotiations.
Private competitive negotiations were held in August 2015 in order to select the single auditor for 2016, 2017, and 2018.
Conditions for use of competitive negotiations article 30 4.
The procurement regulations may impose additional requirements for the use of competitive negotiations.
Based on the outcome of these private competitive negotiations, the winning bidder was Ernst& Young, Limited Liability Company.
Enacting States may also wish to impose additional requirements for the use of competitive negotiations.
Competitive negotiations and single-source procurement should not therefore be considered as alternatives to the other methods described above.
The proposal, it was said, was intended to be a basis for the Working Group's deliberations on competitive negotiations.
Competitive negotiations constitute a procurement method that may be used only in the exceptional circumstances set out in article 30(4)(a)-c.
Solicitation in restricted tendering,request for quotations, competitive negotiations and single-source procurement.
Two-stage tendering and competitive negotiations draw their main features from the methods of the same names in the 1994 Model Law.
The main forms of procurement procedures in the reported period were open quotation requests and open competitive negotiations.
A query was also raised as to whether recourse to competitive negotiations and consecutive negotiations in these circumstances would be appropriate.
Very simple: use the principle of" forewarned- armed": study motives investment partner before start competitive negotiations.
The Working Group may wish to consider when the use of competitive negotiations is appropriate by reference to the draft conditions for use in article 27 bis of chapter II.
However, it was suggested instead that the reference to"before issuing a request…" could be replaced by the phrase"before commencing competitive negotiations.
Solicitation in restricted tendering,request for quotations, competitive negotiations and single-source procurement: requirement for an advance notice of the procurement.
Where negotiations are necessary but the use of other more structured andtransparent methods of procurement is not possible, the competitive negotiations are to be used.
It was recalled that competitive negotiations were available for urgent procurement under article 27(2), as was single-source procurement under article 29 b.
Procedures for two-stage tendering,request for proposals with dialogue, request for proposals with consecutive negotiations, competitive negotiations and.
The advance notice must specify, in particular, that competitive negotiations will be used and must also provide a summary of the principal terms and conditions of the procurement contract envisaged.
Some interest was expressed in that proposal, in particular since it did not provide for the use of two-stage tendering, competitive negotiations and request for proposals for services.
Competitive negotiations and single-source procurement are highly exceptional procurement methods, available in limited circumstances that are quite different from the above chapter V procurement methods.
The procurement regulations should identify other safeguards,such as providing equal opportunity to participate in negotiations to all invited to competitive negotiations.
The common feature of the remaining procurement methods under chapter V-the highly exceptional competitive negotiations and singlesource procurement-is that such negotiations are also envisaged.
As noted in paragraph 64 above, the 2011 text largely eliminated the overlap in the 1994 conditions foruse of two-stage tendering, request for proposals and competitive negotiations.
Competitive negotiations must be concurrent that is, by conducting negotiations separately but roughly simultaneously with every supplier or contractor qualified for competitive negotiations after the prequalification stage.
The procuring entity will not be required to publish such a notice, butmay still choose to do so, when competitive negotiations are used in situations of urgency.
That latter commentary also addresses mechanisms for ensuring a non-discriminatory manner of selecting the suppliers orcontractors, some of which may be relevant in the competitive negotiations context.