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UNCITRAL Model Law on Procurement of Goods, Construction and Services, 1994 [Excerpt of A/49/17]
ANNEX I
ANNEX I
Preamble 1
CHAPTER I - GENERAL PROVISIONS
Article 1 - Scope of application
Article 2 - Definitions
Article 3 - International obligations of this State relating to procurement [and intergovernmental agreements within (this State)]
Article 4 - Procurement regulations
Article 5 - Public accessibility of legal texts
Article 6 - Qualifications of suppliers and contractors
Article 7 - Prequalification proceedings
Article 8 - Participation by suppliers or contractors
Article 9 - Form of communications
Article 10 - Rules concerning documentary evidence provided by suppliers or contractors
Article 11 - Record of procurement proceedings
Article 12 - Rejection of all tenders, proposals, offers or quotations
Article 13 - Entry into force of the procurement contract
Article 14 - Public notice of procurement contract awards
Article 15 - Inducements from suppliers or contractors
Article 16 - Rules concerning description of goods, construction or services
Article 17 - Language
CHAPTER II - METHODS OF PROCUREMENT AND THEIR CONDITIONS FOR USE
Article 18 - Methods of procurement 2
Article 19 - Conditions for use of two-stage tendering, request for proposals or competitive negotiation
Article 20 - Conditions for use of restricted tendering
Article 21 - Conditions for use of request for quotations
Article 22 - Conditions for use of single-source procurement
CHAPTER III - TENDERING PROCEEDINGS
SECTION I - SOLICITATION OF TENDERS AND OF APPLICATIONS TO PREQUALIFY
Article 23 - Domestic tendering
Article 24 - Procedures for soliciting tenders or applications to prequalify
Article 25 - Contents of invitation to tender and invitation to prequalify
Article 26 - Provision of solicitation documents
Article 27 - Contents of solicitation documents
Article 28 - Clarifications and modifications of solicitation documents
SECTION II - SUBMISSION OF TENDERS
Article 29 - Language of tenders
Article 30 - Submission of tenders
Article 31 - Period of effectiveness of tenders; modification and withdrawal of tenders
Article 32 - Tender securities
SECTION III - EVALUATION AND COMPARISON OF TENDERS
Article 33 - Opening of tenders
Article 34 - Examination, evaluation and comparison of tenders
Article 35 - Prohibition of negotiations with suppliers or contractors
Article 36 - Acceptance of tender and entry into force of procurement contract
CHAPTER IV - PRINCIPAL METHOD FOR PROCUREMENT OF SERVICES
Article 37 - Notice of solicitation of proposals
Article 38 - Contents of requests for proposals for services
Article 39 - Criteria for the evaluation of proposals
Article 40 - Clarification and modification of requests for proposals
Article 41 - Choice of selection procedure
Article 42 - Selection procedure without negotiation
Article 43 - Selection procedure with simultaneous negotiations
Article 44 - Selection procedure with consecutive negotiations
Article 45 - Confidentiality
CHAPTER V - PROCEDURES FOR ALTERNATIVE METHODS OF PROCUREMENT
Article 46 - Two-stage tendering
Article 47 - Restricted tendering
Article 48 - Request for proposals
Article 49 - Competitive negotiation
Article 50 - Request for quotations
Article 51 - Single-source procurement
CHAPTER VI - REVIEW 3
Article 52 - Right to review
Article 53 - Review by procuring entity (or by approving authority)
Article 55 - Certain rules applicable to review proceedings under article 53 [and article 54]
Article 56 - Suspension of procurement proceedings
Article 57 - Judicial review
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UNCITRAL Model Law on Procurement of Goods, Construction and Services, 1994
United Nations (UN)
copy @ Lex Mercatoria
CHAPTER II - METHODS OF PROCUREMENT AND THEIR CONDITIONS FOR USE
(1) (Subject to approval by ... (the enacting State designates an organ to issue the approval),) a procuring entity may engage in procurement by means of a request for quotations in accordance with article 50 for the procurement of readily available goods or services that are not specially produced or provided to the particular specifications of the procuring entity and for which there is an established market, so long as the estimated value of the procurement contract is less than the amount set forth in the procurement regulations.
(2) A procuring entity shall not divide its procurement into separate contracts for the purpose of invoking paragraph (1) of this article.
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