Examples of using This procurement in English and their translations into Arabic
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Colloquial
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Political
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
It is expected that this procurement will be completed by the end of 2013.
At a subsequent meeting, on 29 June 1995, the Headquarters Committee on Contracts again met to discuss this procurement.
This procurement involved the use of front companies in other third countries and false end-user documentation.
There the payment terms can be chosen, such as 60 days after delivery,or any payment term that you would like to use for this procurement.
The main objective of this procurement is the provision of technical guidance for the implementation of the INSPIRE transformation network service.
According to the same regional multilateral organization,the Islamic Republic of Iran undertakes this procurement directly and indirectly.
This procurement was for the more effective anti-malaria treatment of artemisinin-based combination therapies.
(a) How to provide for appropriate nomenclature for this procurement technique, especially given the different terms used in various jurisdictions and systems;
Social Fund for Development/ General Authority for Governmental Services Conducting a Study on the governmental procurement andhow to increase the share of M/SMEs of this procurement.
For reasons of professional responsibilities, cost and time, this procurement process was continued to address remedial requirements arising from storm Sandy.
Should additional resources be required to procure any items for the kits not available through surplus,the Secretariat would finance this procurement from the budgets for current and new missions.
It was further explained that the provisions were misleading, as they highlighted only one possible way of combining price with other criteria,and they highlighted price in this procurement method, when it was not normally the primary concern.
In 2001, this procurement amounted to $75 million, primarily for new and under-used vaccines, specifically against hepatitis B and haemophilus influenza B(Hib), and yellow fever in endemic countries.
It was the understanding of the WorkingGroup that provisions setting out conditions for use of this procurement method(see para. 34 above) should be located at the beginning of the draft article.
The commentary to this procurement method in the Guide sets out considerations that the procuring entity should take into consideration while deciding to terminate negotiations with the best, or a better-ranked, supplier or contractor.
In the view of some other delegations, however,including such a restriction on the use of this procurement method in the Model Law would contradict the" toolbox" approach agreed to be taken in the revised Model Law.
In view of the potential economic gains of competitive negotiations in the procurement of complex works and services, the sponsoring delegations stressed theneed for the Model Law to allow for the use of this procurement method.
Support was expressed for reflecting in the Model Law itself, such as in its article 27,or alternatively in the Guide as in the 1994 text, that this procurement method was appropriate only for advisory services(i.e. those with an intellectual output).
It was recalled that theWorking Group had already noted that this procurement method had traditionally been used for the procurement of intellectual services(e.g. advisory services such as legal and financial, design, environmental studies, engineering works).
In addition, it was also considered that the reference to" economy andefficiency" was relevant in the context of the second condition for use of this procurement method(to avoid disproportionate costs and time), not to its use where there was a limited supply base.
This procurement strategy ensures an appropriate balance between compliance with the Financial Regulations and Rules of the United Nations and operational flexibility and expedited delivery, the latter being a key requirement for the support of peacekeeping operations.
Additional information has been included in the list(as compared to the open tendering list)reflecting the procedural particularities of this procurement method, in particular that it is held online and involves the automatic evaluation of bids during the auction.
The cases of the staff members involved in this procurement exercise are under active consideration, and only when the outcome is known will it be possible to determine whether there is a valid basis for financial recovery to be pursued under the established procedures.
It was reiterated that the Guide should emphasize that this procedure should not be used in the absence of sufficient capacity to provide adequate safeguards against this andother risks of improprieties inherent in this procurement method(see paras. 16-19 above).
The alternative view was that the main justification for use of this procurement method was the need to refine aspects of the description of the subject matter, for which purpose discussions were envisaged, and that the current draft did not fully reflect this emphasis.
In addition to those issues highlighted in connection with restricted tendering and direct solicitation in request for proposals above,the procurement regulations should explain the purpose of this procurement method and with reference to examples illustrate the situations when it could usefully be used.
The procurement regulations should explain the purpose for andnature of the discussion held in this procurement method, in particular that discussion does not involve binding negotiations or bargaining of any type and may concern any aspect of initial tenders that were not rejected but price.
The differences between this procurement method and the request for proposals with dialogue method in article 43 on the one hand, and the similarities and differences between this procurement method and the request for proposals without negotiation method in article 41 on the other hand, were highlighted in this regard.
However, it was reported that the value of this procurement method had resulted in benefits to the procuring entity in enabling it to obtain the best solution to its procurement needs, and thus that there would be advantages to developed and developing countries alike in its use.