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External sources (not reviewed)

national’ policies and to promote the free movement of goods and services.

decision has been made to accept a particular submission and it is shown that another should be accepted, refraining from issuing the notice of acceptance to the initially chosen supplier or contractor, but instead to accept that other submission; or cancelling the procurement proceedings and commencing new proceedings.

stages beyond the invitation and registration for the auction.

procedures for ensuring that contractors are selected on the basis of objective, measurable or quantifiable evaluation criteria so that procurement is transparent, making good use of State funds.

confer liability for administrative acts.

of and public confidence in the procurement process and to achieve transparency in the procurement procedures.

entities and suppliers or contractors on the requirement for adequate public disclosure of legal texts referred to in the paragraph.

and Organized Crime (USKOK); the Anti-Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing Act; the Act on Mutual Legal Assistance in Criminal Matters; and the Act on Confidentiality of Data.

of the actions taken during the procurement procedure.

businesses are ranked equally, preference is to be given to the enterprise that employs staff with disabilities.

for their improvement, issuing interpretations of those laws, and addressing conflicts of interest and other issues that may give rise to sanctions or enforcement action.

on inter-agency cooperation to reinforce measures for the security and safety of United Nations system personnel, premises and assets, including by strengthening the United Nations system-wide security management system; promote accountability and transparency across the system; and disseminate best practices, modern management approaches and partnerships in all areas of management, including human resources, procurement, security, finance and budget management, and legal and medical issues.

inter-alia, internal mechanisms and develop and apply clear policies and procedures that would ensure fairness, public confidence and transparency in the tendering processes carried out by the public bodies.

specialized nature is available from a limited number of suppliers or contractors (in restricted tendering and request for proposals under articles 34(1)(a) and 35(2)(a) respectively [**hyperlinks**]; where the time and cost required to examine and evaluate a large number of tenders or other submissions would be disproportionate to the value of the procurement (in restricted tendering and request for proposals under articles 34(1)(a) and 35(2)(b) respectively [**hyperlinks**]); in request-for-proposals procedures involving classified information under article 34(2)(c) [**hyperlink**]; in request for quotations under article 34(2) [**hyperlink**]; in competitive negotiations under article 34(3) [**hyperlink**]and in single-source procurement under article 34(4) [**hyperlink**].