Primeri uporabe Contracting authorities should v Angleški in njihovi prevodi v Slovenski
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Member States and contracting authorities should remain free to go further if they so wish.
For contracts covered by Annexes 1, 2, 4 and 5 and the General Notes to the European Union's Appendix I to the GPA, as well as by other relevantinternational agreements by which the Union is bound, contracting authorities should fulfil the obligations under those agreements by applying this Directive to economic operators of third countries that are signatories to the agreements.
Contracting authorities should try to find the code that suits their envisaged purchase as accurately as possible.
Because of the importance of innovation, contracting authorities should be encouraged to allow variants as often as possible.
The contracting authorities should thus, in certain very specific cases and circumstances, be able to use the negotiated procedure without publication of a contract notice.
Only in exceptional situations where extreme urgency brought about by events unforeseeable by the contracting authority concerned that are not attributable to that contracting authority makes itimpossible to conduct a regular procedure even with shortened time limits, contracting authorities should, in so far as strictly necessary, have the possibility to award contracts by negotiated procedure without prior publication.
Here are a few suggestions contracting authorities should consider when prioritising their approach to SRPP:.
Contracting authorities should, whenever possible, lay down technical specifications so as to take into account accessibility criteria for people with disabilities or design for all users.
In the light of new and growing threats, contracting authorities should consider using a separate procurement procedure for security and insurance.
Contracting authorities should introduce appropriate clauses into their supply agreements, which allow them to terminate a supply agreement if unforeseen circumstances arise( e.g. the launch of a new series).
In order to prevent possible disadvantages during contract performance, contracting authorities should be obliged to ask for an explanation of the price charged where a tender significantly undercuts the prices demanded by other tenderers.
Contracting authorities should make use of all possible means at their disposal under national law in order to prevent distortions in procurement procedures stemming from conflicts of interest.
Contracting authorities should introduce appropriate contractual safeguards into their supply agreements to the effect that the amount and delivery schedule of ordered euro banknotes may be changed within the limits established by the ECB.
In line with the requirements of the rules for electronic means of communication, contracting authorities should avoid unjustified obstacles to economic operators' access to procurement procedures in which tenders are to be presented in the form of electronic catalogues and which guarantee compliance with the general principles of non-discrimination and equal treatment.
Contracting authorities should always permit contractors to submit alternative means of proof(such as certificates issued by a public authority or by third parties, third-party audit reports, copies of the employment contracts, copies of all relevant documents, evidence of monitoring visits, etc.).
Do you take the view that contracting authorities should be obliged to draw up tender specifications for high-value contracts in a second language or to accept tenders in foreign languages?
Contracting authorities should, except in certain specific situations, use electronic means of communication which are non-discriminatory, generally available and interoperable with the ICT products in general use and which do not restrict economic operators' access to the procurement procedure.
There can be exceptional cases in which contracting authorities should be allowed not to use electronic means of communication where not using such means of communication is necessary in order to protect the particularly sensitive nature of information.
For instance, contracting authorities should avoid tendering contracts which can only be executed by one or a small number of market player(s), as this would solidify oligopolistic structures and make new market entries almost impossible.
Where contracts are divided into lots, contracting authorities should, for instance in order to preserve competition or to ensure reliability of supply, be allowed to limit the number of lots for which an economic operator may tender;
As a result, contracting authorities should be allowed to adopt as award criteria either‘the most economically advantageous tender' or‘the lowest cost', taking into account that in the latter case they are free to set adequate quality standards by using technical specifications or contract performance conditions.
For service contracts and for contracts involving the design of works, contracting authorities should also be allowed to use as an award criterion the organisation, qualification and experience of the staff assigned to performing the contract in question, as this may affect the quality of contract performance and, as a result, the economic value of the tender.
Where appropriate, the contracting authorities should ask candidates or tenderers to supply relevant documents and, where they have doubts concerning the personal situation of a candidate or tenderer, they may seek the cooperation of the competent authorities of the Member State concerned.
Furthermore, contracting authorities should be given the possibility to exclude candidates or tenderers for violations of environmental or social obligations, including rules on accessibility for disabled persons or other forms of grave professional misconduct, such as violations of competition rules or of intellectual property rights.
Contracting authorities should further be given the possibility to exclude economic operators which have proven unreliable, for instance because of violations of environmental or social obligations, including rules on accessibility for disabled persons or other forms of grave professional misconduct, such as violations of competition rules or of intellectual property rights.
A contracting authority should invite at least 3 entrepreneurs to participate in a dialogue during which technical, economic and legal aspects of an order are specified in detail.
Where a dynamic purchasing system is divided into categories, the contracting authority should apply selection criteria that are proportionate to the characteristics of the category concerned.
Therefore, before starting a tendering procedure, the contracting authority should set aside enough time to define the subjectmatter of the contract and the means to be used to achieve the end result.