Examples of using Contracting entities should in English and their translations into Swedish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
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Political
Member States and contracting entities should remain free to go further if they so wish.
due to a lack of guidance they are not much applied by contracting entities should be replaced.
Contracting entities should be able to provide a reason for any decision that equivalence does not exist in a given case.
Because of the importance of innovation, contracting entities should be encouraged to allow variants as often as possible.
Contracting entities should make the best strategic use of public procurement to spur innovation.
in particular Directive 93/38/EEC16, the contracting entities should include technical specifications in the general documents
Contracting entities should be able to provide a reason for any decision that equivalence does not exist in a given case.
equal treatment and predictability, contracting entities should be allowed to generate tenders in relation to specific purchases on the basis of previously transmitted electronic catalogues.
Contracting entities should therefore not use innovation partnerships in such a way as to prevent,
equal treatment and predictability, contracting entities should be allowed to generate tenders in relation to specific purchases on the basis of previously transmitted electronic catalogues,
Contracting entities should hence not be allowed to require tenderers to have a certain corporate social or environmental responsibility policy in place.
as well as by other relevant international agreements by which the Union is bound, contracting entities should fulfil the obligations under those agreements by applying this Directive to economic operators of third countries that are signatories to the agreements.
If so, then the contracting entities should be allowed to award a contract combining the lots in question to the tenderer concerned.
Contracting entities should be able to require that environmental management measures
In line with the requirements of the rules for electronic means of communication, contracting entities should avoid unjustified obstacles to economic operators' access to procurement procedures in which tenders are to be presented in the form of electronic catalogues
Contracting entities should therefore be obliged to indicate the contract award criteria and the relative weighting given to each of those criteria.
Wherever the quality of the staff employed is relevant to the level of performance of the contract, contracting entities should also be allowed to use as an award criterion the organisation,
Contracting entities should be able to require electronic catalogues in all available procedures where the use of electronic means of communication is required.
Where contracts are divided into lots, contracting entities should, for instance
Contracting entities should be encouraged to choose award criteria that allow them to obtain high-quality works,
When drawing up technical specifications, contracting entities should take into account requirements ensuing from Union law in the field of data protection law,
Contracting entities should, whenever possible,
It should also be clarified that contracting entities should be able to set out explicitly how groups of economic operators are to meet the criteria
Contracting entities should therefore not be obliged to require the use of electronic means of communication in the submission process in certain cases,
Furthermore, in technical specifications and in award criteria, contracting entities should be allowed to refer to a specific production process,
Contracting entities should, whenever possible, lay down technical specifications so as to take into account accessibility criteria for people with disabilities
for contracts involving the design of works, contracting entities should also be allowed to use as an award criterion the organisation qualification
Therefore, contracting entities should be obliged to indicate the relative weighting given to each of these criteria in time for economic operators to be aware of it when they draw up their tenders.
In such case, contracting entities should be able to apply the procurement procedures provided for in this Directive in respect of all their activities relating to water, whichever part of the"water cycle" is concerned.
Contracting entities should be allowed to award a service contract for the provision of centralised purchasing activities to a central purchasing body without applying the procedures provided for in this Directive.