Examples of using Restricted procedures in English and their translations into German
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Restricted procedures- Negotiated procedures. .
Minimum number of participants in restricted procedures.
Open and restricted procedures, competitive dialogues, negotiated procedures. .
Paragraph 3 fills this gap by providing for atime-limit for the submission of tenders which is the same as that in restricted procedures.
Restricted procedures, negotiated procedures with publication of a contract notice and competitive dialogues.
It should be noted that, in thelight of the case law of the Court of Justice, such a dialogue is not allowed under the current open and restricted procedures.
In restricted procedures, the time-limit for receipt of tenders may not be less than 40 days from the date of dispatch of the written invitation.
It guarantees that this time-limit cannot be less than 10 days,which corresponds to the minimum time-limit in the accelerated restricted procedures of the public sector Directives.
In the restricted procedures referred to in Article 126, the time limit for receipt of tenders shall be no less than twenty-one days from the date when the invitation to tender is sent.
Time-limit set by the contracting authority for the receipt of tenders: not less than 40days(or 10 days in the case of accelerated restricted procedures) from the date of dispatch of the written invitation.
In restricted procedures and negotiated procedures, contracting entities shall simultaneously and in writing invite the selected candidates to submit their tenders or to negotiate.
The time limit shall run from the date on which the contract notice was sent in open procedures, and from the date on which the invitation to tender was sent in restricted procedures.
In restricted procedures, the time limit for receipt of tenders fixed by the contracting authorities may not be less than forty days from the date of dispatch of the written invitation.
The period shall run from thedate on which the contract notice was sent in open procedures, and from the date on which the invitation to submit a tender was sent in restricted procedures.
In restricted procedures any economic operator may submit a request to participate in response to a call for competition by providing the requested information for qualitative selection.
Time-limit set by the contracting authority for the receipt of requests to participate: not less than 37 days(or 15 days,in the case of accelerated restricted procedures) from the date of dispatch of the notice for publication in the Official Journal.
In restricted procedures and in competitive procedures with negotiation, the time limit for receipt of tenders shall be no less than 30 days from the day following dispatch of the invitation to tender.
Where they apply this procedure, however, contracting authorities must observe thecommon advertising rules laid down in the Directive for restricted procedures and the criteria for the qualitative selection of candidates.
Restricted procedures": those procedures in which any economic operator may ask to participate and whereby only those economic operators invited by the contracting authority may submit a tender;
Time-limit for additional information relating to the contract documents to be supplied by the contracting authority: not later than six days(or four days,in the case of accelerated restricted procedures) prior to the closing date for the receipt of tenders, provided that such information has been requested in good time.
In restricted procedures and in negotiated procedures with a call for competition, they shall where appropriate reduce in accordance with Article 54 the number of candidates selected pursuant to subparagraphs(a) and b.
Supplies:- preinformation notices- open procedures- restricted procedures- accelerated restricted procedures- negotiated procedures- accelerated negotiated procedures- contracts awarded- general information- preselection notices.
In restricted procedures for contracts beyond the thresholds set in Article 156, the time limit for receipt of tenders shall be no less than forty days from the date when the invitation to tender is sent.
In restricted procedures, advertising should particularly seek to enable economic operators of Member States to express their interest in contracts by seeking from the contracting authorities invitations to tender under the required conditions.
In restricted procedures, the time limit for receipt of tenders shall be not less than 40 days from the date a written invitation to tender was sent out and in open procedures it shall be not less than 52 days from the date of dispatch of notice.
In restricted procedures, advertisement is, more particularly, intended to enable contractors of Member States to express their interest in contracts by seeking from the contracting authorities invitations to tender under the required conditions.
In restricted procedures, negotiated procedures with publication of a contract notice and in the competitive dialogue, contracting authorities may restrict the number of suitable candidates they will invite to tender, to negotiate or to participate, provided a sufficient number of suitable candidates is available.
Inasmuch as recourse to open or restricted procedures would not enable such contracts to be awarded, a flexible procedure needs to be provided for which safeguards both competition between economic operators and the need on the part of contracting authorities to discuss all the aspects of the contract with each candidate.
To the extent that use of open or restricted procedures does not allow the award of such contracts, a flexible procedure should be provided which preserves not only competition between economic operators but also the need for the contracting authorities to discuss all aspects of the contract with each candidate.
In restricted procedures, competitive dialogue procedures and negotiated procedures with publication of a contract notice within the meaning of Article 30, contracting authorities shall simultaneously and in writing invite the selected candidates to submit their tenders or to negotiate or, in the case of a competitive dialogue, to take part in the dialogue.