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PROCUREMENT PLAN

A Joint Initiative of the

European Union and the OECD,

principally financed by the EU









ACTIVITIES

Regional School of Public Administration

(Phase 1)









International Training Centre of the

International Labour Organization

ReSPA





Italy, Turin, 19- 23 November 2007



George Jadoun

International Labour Organization

PROCUREMENT PLAN

A Joint Initiative of the

European Union and the OECD,

principally financed by the EU

ACTIVITIES

 DESCRIPTION OF REQUIREMENTS

Regional School of Public Administration

(Phase 1)









 MARKET RESEARCH



 PROCUREMENT STRATEGY

ReSPA





 PREPARATION OF BIDDING DOCUMENTS



 CONDUCTING THE

PROCUREMENT PROCESS



SLIDE NO. 2

PROCUREMENT PLAN

TIMETABLE

A Joint Initiative of the ACTION JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC RESPONS.

European Union and the OECD, User Draws Up Name

principally financed by the EU

Specification

Market Research “

& Check Spec.

Complete “

Specification

Prepare Tender “

Regional School of Public Administration

(Phase 1)









Documents

Agree Evaluation “

Criteria

Prepare Contract “

Documents

DecideProcure. “

ReSPA





Strategy

Legal Publication “

OJEC)

(e.g.

Receive Express. “

Interest

Pre-Qualification “

IssueITTs “

Receive Bids “

Evaluate Bids “

Award Contract “

Commence Deliveries “







SLIDE NO. 3

FIRST CONSIDERATION

A Joint Initiative of the

European Union and the OECD,

principally financed by the EU







 IS FINANCIAL AUTORITHY GRANTED?

Regional School of Public Administration

(Phase 1)









 IS THE SPECIFICATION CLEAR?



 IS IT A PERFORMANCE SPECIFICATION?

ReSPA





 WHO IS THE CUSTOMER?



 WHERE AND WHEN IS THE REQUIREMENT

TO BE DELIVERED?



SLIDE NO. 4

FIRST CONSIDERATION (cont.)

A Joint Initiative of the

European Union and the OECD,

principally financed by the EU







 HAVE WE GOT STOCK OR

CALL-OFF CONTRACT?

Regional School of Public Administration

(Phase 1)









 LEGAL REQUIREMENTS?

ReSPA





 PROCUREMENT PROCEDURE?



 POTENTIAL SUPPLIERS?



 TIME CONSTRAINTS?



SLIDE NO. 5

SOURCES OF

A Joint Initiative of the

European Union and the OECD,

INFORMATION

principally financed by the EU







PROCUREMENT OFFICE’S

DATABASE OF SUPPLIERS

Regional School of Public Administration

(Phase 1)









 Business/trade periodicals and journals

 Trade associations and professional

organizations

ReSPA





 Business/trade directories

 Suppliers’ catalogues and sales promotions

 Trade fairs and exhibitions

 Other procurement units



SLIDE NO. 6

PACKAGING

A Joint Initiative of the

European Union and the OECD,

principally financed by the EU









 TOO MANY SMALL PACKAGES INCREASE

ADMINISTRATIVE AND MANAGEMENT

Regional School of Public Administration

(Phase 1)









WORK





 CONSOLIDATE SIMILAR PRODUCTS

ReSPA





INTO ONE PACKAGE





 SMALLER LOTS ENCOURAGE

LOCAL SUPPLIERS TO BID





SLIDE NO. 7

DEFINITION

A Joint Initiative of the

European Union and the OECD,

principally financed by the EU





A SPECIFICATION IS :



 A STATEMENT OF NEEDS

Regional School of Public Administration

(Phase 1)









TO BE SATISFIED BY THE PROCUREMENT

OF EXTERNAL RESOURCES

ReSPA





IT DEFINES :



 WHAT THE PURCHASER WISHES TO BUY



 WHAT THE SUPPLIER IS EXPECTED TO

PROVIDE



SLIDE NO. 8

TYPES OF

A Joint Initiative of the

European Union and the OECD,

SPECIFICATIONS

principally financed by the EU

Regional School of Public Administration

(Phase 1)

ReSPA









SLIDE NO. 9

PERFORMANCE AND

A Joint Initiative of the

European Union and the OECD,

FUNCTIONAL

principally financed by the EU



SPECIFICATIONS

BENEFITS

Regional School of Public Administration

(Phase 1)









 ENCOURAGE ALTERNATIVE SOLUTIONS

ReSPA





 DISCOURAGE BIAS



 REDUCE RESOURCES AND EFFORT



 FOCUS ON RESULTS



SLIDE NO. 10

CHARACTERISTICS OF

A Joint Initiative of the

European Union and the OECD,

principally financed by the EU

A GOOD SPECIFICATIONS



A GOOD SPECIFICATION SHOULD:

Regional School of Public Administration

(Phase 1)









 State the requirements clearly, concisely,

logically and unambiguously



 Contain enough information for potential

ReSPA





suppliers to decide and cost the goods or

services



 State acceptance criteria for goods and

services



SLIDE NO. 11

CHARACTERISTICS OF

A Joint Initiative of the

European Union and the OECD,

A GOOD SPECIFICATIONS (cont.)

principally financed by the EU









A GOOD SPECIFICATION SHOULD:

Regional School of Public Administration

(Phase 1)









 Provide equal opportunities to

all potential suppliers

ReSPA





 Use internationally recognized standards



 Comply with legal obligations









SLIDE NO. 12

CHARACTERISTICS OF

A Joint Initiative of the

A GOOD SPECIFICATIONS (cont.)

European Union and the OECD,

principally financed by the EU









A GOOD SPECIFICATION DOES NOT:

Regional School of Public Administration

(Phase 1)









 Over-specify requirements

ReSPA





 Contain features that

directly or indirectly discriminate









SLIDE NO. 13

INFORMATION NOT

REQUIRED IN THE

A Joint Initiative of the

European Union and the OECD,

principally financed by the EU SPECIFICATION

 Technical evaluation criteria



 Reference to price

Regional School of Public Administration

(Phase 1)









 Costing schedules

ReSPA





 Contract management requirements



 Delivery address(es)



 Legal or contractual matters



 Delivery schedules

SLIDE NO. 14

INFORMATION NOT REQUIRED

A Joint Initiative of the

IN THE SPECIFICATION (cont.)

European Union and the OECD,

principally financed by the EU









 Payment schedules

Regional School of Public Administration

(Phase 1)









 Documents for bidders to complete



 A statement on acceptability of

partial or alternative offers

ReSPA





 A statement of compliance



 Contact names and telephone numbers



 General security aspects



SLIDE NO. 15

ROLE OF

A Joint Initiative of the

European Union and the OECD,

principally financed by the EU

PROCUREMENT OFFICER

DURING DEVELOPMENT OF THE SPECIFICATION,

THE ROLE OF THE PROCUREMENT OFFICER IS TO:

Regional School of Public Administration

(Phase 1)









 Provide expertise in procurement law and practice

 Advise on the most appropriate type of specification

and on legal or other constraints

ReSPA





 Provide access to existing specifications

 Assist with market research

 Development contractual clauses

to complement the specification

 Advise on improvements to the specification



SLIDE NO. 16

STEPS IN DEVELOPING

A Joint Initiative of the

European Union and the OECD,

SPECIFICATIONS

principally financed by the EU





 PLANNING AND ANALYSIS

– The foundation of a good specification

Regional School of Public Administration









 DEFINING THE REQUIREMENT

(Phase 1)









– In terms of function and performance



 VALUE MANAGEMENT

– The optimum way of using materials,

ReSPA





designs, equipment, etc. to meet a functional

requirement



 PERFORMANCE STANDARDS

– Criteria to assess compliance of offers

– Should be developed in parallel with the

specifications

SLIDE NO. 17

SPECIFYING

A Joint Initiative of the

European Union and the OECD,

principally financed by the EU

NAMED PRODUCTS



 ALWAYS NOMINATE ALTERNATIVES,

Regional School of Public Administration

(Phase 1)









OR USE THE TERM

“… OR EQUIVALENT”

ReSPA





 RISKS:

You only get what you ask for

… which may not be what you need







SLIDE NO. 18

THE STRUCTURE OF

A Joint Initiative of the

European Union and the OECD,

THE SPECIFICATION

principally financed by the EU







 VARIETY OF STRUCTURES:

– the structure must fit the need

Regional School of Public Administration

(Phase 1)









 READING SPECIFICATIONS (they should):

– be written in simple, clear language

– not use jargon

ReSPA





– define terms, symbols and acronyms

– recognize that non-specialists may need to

understand it

– use a logical structure

– be concise while keeping the meaning clear

– use an attractive format

to encourage readers

SLIDE NO. 19

THE STRUCTURE OF

A Joint Initiative of the

European Union and the OECD,

THE SPECIFICATION (cont.)

principally financed by the EU





 FUNCTIONAL, PERFORMANCE AND TECHNICAL

CHARACTERISTICS SHOULD BE LISTED

SEPARATELY

Regional School of Public Administration

(Phase 1)









 INFORMATION FOR INTERNAL USE:

– originating department of agency

– a brie title

ReSPA





– a short description of the functional

performance or other characteristics of the

goods or services

– who has approved the specification

– the date of approval

– the issue or revision number and date



SLIDE NO. 20

THE STRUCTURE OF

A Joint Initiative of the

European Union and the OECD,

THE SPECIFICATION (cont.)

principally financed by the EU





 TITLES SIMPLE AND CLEAR

 LIST OF CONTENTS:

– for longer, more complex specifications

Regional School of Public Administration

(Phase 1)









 INTRODUCTION SETS THE SCENE

 BACKGROUND INFORMATION

ReSPA





 GLOSSARY

 SCOPE OF THE REQUIREMENT

– brief description

– application, purpose of function

– training requirements, if any

– documentation requirements

SLIDE NO. 21

THE DETAILED

A Joint Initiative of the

European Union and the OECD,

principally financed by the EU

REQUIREMENTS

 CLEAR AND BRIEF TITLE

Regional School of Public Administration

(Phase 1)









 PROVIDE NECESSARY INFORMATION



 ONLY INCLUDE ESSENTIAL ASPECTS

ReSPA





 PERFORMANCE AND FUNCTIONAL

CHARACTERISTICS



 MAINTENANCE REQUIREMENTS



 PACKAGING REQUIREMENTS



SLIDE NO. 22

THE DETAILED

A Joint Initiative of the

European Union and the OECD,

REQUIREMENTS (cont.)

principally financed by the EU









 QUALITY REQUIREMENTS

Regional School of Public Administration

(Phase 1)









 STANDARDS:

– international standards

– defence standards

ReSPA





– product and service standards



 HEALTH, SAFETY,

ENVIRONMENTAL AND ERGONOMIC ISSUES





SLIDE NO. 23

QUALIFICATION OF

TENDERERS

A Joint Initiative of the

European Union and the OECD,

principally financed by the EU

MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS

POTENTIAL SUPPLIERS MUST BE:

Regional School of Public Administration

(Phase 1)









 TECHNICALLY SOUND



 MANAGERIALLY COMPETENT

ReSPA





 ADEQUATELY RESOURCED



 FINANCIALLY STABLE



 RELIABLE



SLIDE NO. 24

TECHNICAL

A Joint Initiative of the

European Union and the OECD,

principally financed by the EU

COMPETENCE

 TECHNICAL

BACKGROUND AND EXPERIENCE

Regional School of Public Administration

(Phase 1)









 ORGANIZATION OF

TECHNICAL ACTIVITIES

ReSPA





 QUALITY ASSURANCE AND

CONTROL STANDARDS



 FAMILIARITY WITH

INDUSTRY STANDARDS



SLIDE NO. 25

TECHNICAL

A Joint Initiative of the

European Union and the OECD,

COMPETENCE (cont.)

principally financed by the EU









 AVAILABILITY OF

Regional School of Public Administration

(Phase 1)









TESTING EQUIPMENT AND

PROCEDURES



 ADEQUACY OF

ReSPA





POST-CONTRACT SERVICE



 RECORD ON INNOVATION AND

QUALITY IMPROVEMENT





SLIDE NO. 26

MANAGERIAL

A Joint Initiative of the

European Union and the OECD,

principally financed by the EU

COMPETENCE

 ORGANIZATION OF THE COMPANY

Regional School of Public Administration

(Phase 1)









 OVERALL CORPORATE STRUCTURE



 KEY MANAGEMENT POLICIES

ReSPA







 SAFETY POLICY AND RECORDS



 MAXIM SIZE AND

COMPLEXITY OF CONTRACT



SLIDE NO. 27

ADEQUACY OF

A Joint Initiative of the

European Union and the OECD,

RESOURCES

principally financed by the EU





 STATE OF WORKSHOPS AND EQUIPMENT

 SKILL LEVELS OF PERSONNEL

Regional School of Public Administration

(Phase 1)









 ADEQUACY OF STORAGE PACKAGING AND

DISTRIBUTION

 PRODUCTION PLANNING AND CONTROL

ReSPA





SYSTEMS

 INFORMATION ON SUB-CONTRACTED

WORK

 AMOUNT OF WORK IN HAND COMPARED

TO AVAILABILITY OF RESOURCES

SLIDE NO. 28

FINANCIAL STABILITY

A Joint Initiative of the

European Union and the OECD,

principally financed by the EU





 ANNUAL FINANCIAL REPORTS FOR THE

COMPANY

 AVAILABILITY OF BANKERS’ REFERENCES

Regional School of Public Administration

(Phase 1)









 INDEPENDENT REFERENCES E.G.

COMMERCIAL SEARCH COMPANIES

ReSPA





 PARENT COMPANY PREPARED TO

FORMALLY UNDERWRITE THE

PERFORMANCE

 COMPANY PREPARED TO FURNISH

PERFORMANCE BONDS



SLIDE NO. 29

A Joint Initiative of the

RELIABILITY

European Union and the OECD,

principally financed by the EU









 “TRACK RECORD” ON

PREVIOUS CONTRACTS

Regional School of Public Administration

(Phase 1)









 DELIVERY AND

QUALITY PERFORMANCE

ReSPA







 REFERENCES







SLIDE NO. 30

A Joint Initiative of the

ENTHUSIASM

European Union and the OECD,

principally financed by the EU







QUALITATIVE ASSESSMENT OF:



 EXPRESSED INTEREST OF

Regional School of Public Administration

(Phase 1)









SUPPLIERS’ SENIOR STAFF



 SPEED OF RESPONSES TO

ReSPA





REQUESTS FOR INFORMATION



 CO-OPERATION WITH

APPRAISAL PROCEDURES







SLIDE NO. 31

A Joint Initiative of the

PRE-QUALIFICATION

European Union and the OECD,

principally financed by the EU









BENEFITS

Regional School of Public Administration

(Phase 1)









 Contracting authority knows that

sufficient number of qualified tenders

exists

ReSPA





 Unqualified tenders be spared

the effort and expense of bidding



 Manageable number of bids





SLIDE NO. 32

A Joint Initiative of the

EC DIRECTIVES

European Union and the OECD,

principally financed by the EU









PERMISSIBLE CRITERIA

Regional School of Public Administration

(Phase 1)









 Financial and economic standing



 Technical capability

ReSPA





 Ability





NO OTHER CRITERIA ARE ALLOWED





SLIDE NO. 33

EC DIRECTIVES (cont.)

A Joint Initiative of the

European Union and the OECD,

principally financed by the EU





DISQUALIFICATION CRITERIA

 Bankruptcy

Regional School of Public Administration

(Phase 1)









 Criminal conviction

 Professional misconduct

ReSPA





 Failed pay tax or social security

 Misrepresentation

 Not licensed

 Not registered



SLIDE NO. 34

FORMAL TENDERING

A Joint Initiative of the

European Union and the OECD,

principally financed by the EU

PROCEDURE



 ENSURE FAIRNESS

Regional School of Public Administration

(Phase 1)









 ENSURE CONFIDENTIALITY



 PREVENT COLLUSION

ReSPA







 PROVIDE AUDIT TRAIL



 PROVIDE INTEGRITY





SLIDE NO. 35

A Joint Initiative of the

TENDER DOCUMENTS

European Union and the OECD,

principally financed by the EU









INFORM TENDERERS ABOUT :

Regional School of Public Administration

(Phase 1)









 The rules of the tendering process



 The specification

ReSPA





 Evaluation criteria



 Conditions of contract







SLIDE NO. 36

TENDER RETURN DATE

A Joint Initiative of the

European Union and the OECD,

principally financed by the EU







PERIOD ALLOWED FOR TENDERS

DEPENDS ON:

Regional School of Public Administration

(Phase 1)









 Regulatory (e.g. EU) obligations



 Complexity

ReSPA





 Urgency



 Reasonable time for suppliers to

formulate bids





SLIDE NO. 37

INVITATION TO TENDER

A Joint Initiative of the

European Union and the OECD,

principally financed by the EU PACKAGE



 COVERING LETTER

Regional School of Public Administration

(Phase 1)









 INSTRUCTIONS TO TENDERS

ReSPA





 SPECIFICATION





 TERMS AND CONDITIONS





SLIDE NO. 38

INSTRUCTIONS

A Joint Initiative of the

European Union and the OECD,

principally financed by the EU

TO TENDERERS

SHOULD:

Regional School of Public Administration

(Phase 1)









 Cover general issues



 Prescribe language and currency

ReSPA





 Detail where and when

tenders are to be submitted



 Give information on timescales



 Give any other relevant information





SLIDE NO. 39

INSTRUCTIONS

A Joint Initiative of the

European Union and the OECD,

principally financed by the EU

TO TENDERERS (cont.)



TENDERERS WILL WANT TO KNOW:

Regional School of Public Administration

(Phase 1)









 If partial or alternative bids

are acceptable



 Whether samples are required

ReSPA





 What technical information to provide



 Information about

pre-qualification requirements





SLIDE NO. 40

TENDERING ISSUES TO

A Joint Initiative of the

European Union and the OECD,

principally financed by the EU

BE CONSIDERED



 TIMETABLE

Regional School of Public Administration

(Phase 1)









 VALIDITY PERIOD



 EXTENSION OF VALIDITY PERIOD

ReSPA





 SUPPLIERS REQUESTING

EXTENSION OF TENDER RETURN DATE

(normally denied but may be considered

in exceptional cases)





SLIDE NO. 41

TENDERING ISSUES TO BE

A Joint Initiative of the

European Union and the OECD,

CONSIDERED (cont.)

principally financed by the EU









 COMMUNICATIONS WITH TENDERERS

Regional School of Public Administration

(Phase 1)









(all tenderers should receive clarifications

on substance given to one)

ReSPA





 KEEPING STRICT CONFIDENTIALITY





 REQUESTS AS TO PROGRESS







SLIDE NO. 42

CHECKLIST OF IMPORTANT

CONTRACT TERMS AND CONDITIONS

A Joint Initiative of the PLANT/WORKS GOODS SERVICES

European Union and the OECD,

principally financed by the EU - Employer’s - Product guarantees - Designated

representative and warranties personnel

- Occupancy of site - Passing of title and - Time when service

- Time for start and risk will be provided

completion of work - Pricing mechanisms - Emergency

- Damages in case of - Method of price response time and

delays review conditions

- Extension of time - Rights to audit - Accounting for work

Progress payments Payment terms done

Regional School of Public Administration

(Phase 1)









- -

- Retention period and - Cancellation and - Proof of spares

amount payment of related used

- Final payment certificate costs - Guarantees

- Changes to contract - Damages - Damage to

- Interpretation of - Scheduling equipment,

drawings arrangements facilities

- Extra work - Applicable - Injury to personnel

- Performance and INCOTERM - Security

ReSPA





payment bonds - Time for acceptance - Duration of contract

- Authority of project - Quantity and - Training

engineer/ project variations - Travelling time and

manager - Rejections expenses

- Acceptance - Duration of contract - Call out procedures

- Specific guarantees - Tooling (if - Period and method

- Training/Manuals applicable) of notice for

- Spare parts - Packaging termination

- Warranties - Freight costs - Variation of service

- Exclusions - Intellectual Property - Contract monitoring

- Nominated site Rights - Lead-in costs

management - Use of buyer’s tools - Rights to audit

- Legislation requirements - Currency rates

- Ownership of design - Discount/rebate

- Passing of title and risk agreement

- Buyer’s rights - Spares support

- Provision of site services - Invoicing/delivery

- SLIDE variation formula

Price NO. 43 requirements

- Incentives

CHECKLIST OF IMPORTANT CONTRACT

TERMS AND CONDITIONS (cont.)

A Joint Initiative of the

European Union and the OECD,

principally financed by the EU

Regional School of Public Administration

(Phase 1)









ALL CONTRACTS

- Definitions - Sub-contracting - Insurance

- Remedies in case of - Inspection - Arbitration

default - Jurisdiction - Force majeure

- Law Dispute resolution

ReSPA





- - Terms of payment

- Confidentiality

- Liquidated damages









SLIDE NO. 44

RECEIPT AND OPENING

A Joint Initiative of the

European Union and the OECD,

principally financed by the EU

OF TENDERS

 TENDER RECEIPT

(unopened and securely stored)

Regional School of Public Administration

(Phase 1)









 ACCIDENTAL OPENING (resealing, explanation

and endorsement by tender board member)

 TENDER OPENING (integrity of procedures)

ReSPA





 MEMBERSHIP OF TENDER BOARD

(minimum two, preferably not involving

procurement officer)

 THE DUTIES OF TENDER BOARD

– Document verification

– Certificate of opening



SLIDE NO. 45

RECEIPT AND OPENING OF

A Joint Initiative of the

European Union and the OECD,

TENDERS (cont.)

principally financed by the EU









 RELEASE OF TENDERS



 TREATMENT OF LATE TENDERS

Regional School of Public Administration

(Phase 1)









 INCOMPLETE TENDERS



 AMENDMENT OF TENDERS

ReSPA





– Acceptable if amendments arrive before

due dates and meet

all other requirements of receipts

– No amendments after tender opening



 REASONS FOR NON-PARTICIPATION





SLIDE NO. 46

TENDER OPENING CERTIFICATE

A Joint Initiative of the Tender Number:

European Union and the OECD,

principally financed by the EU









CERTIFICATE OF OPENING



This is to certify that tenders for _________________________________ were opened in our presence at

Regional School of Public Administration

(Phase 1)









______ am/pm on ___________. We certify that the ______ (insert number of tenders opened)

tenders from the firms against whose names TENDER is noted in the “Remarks” column in the

list below (and overleaf, if necessary) were received in the proper time, opened in our presence

and marked appropriately by us on ........................ 19 ..........

We also certify that no other tenders were opened.

Signatures of opening officers ....................................................

....................................................

ReSPA





NAME OF COMPANY AMOUNT REMARKS









SLIDE NO. 47

EXAMINATION OF

A Joint Initiative of the

European Union and the OECD,

principally financed by the EU

TENDERS: PURPOSE

TO CHECK THAT TENDER:

 Meet eligibility requirements and

Regional School of Public Administration

(Phase 1)









have been properly signed

 Are accompanied by securities,

if required

ReSPA





 Have no material errors in the computation

 Are complete are substantially responsive

to tender documents

 Are otherwise generally in order





SLIDE NO. 48

EXAMINATION OF

A Joint Initiative of the

European Union and the OECD,

principally financed by the EU

TENDERS: PROCESS



 PERFORMING CHECKS OF TENDERS

Regional School of Public Administration

(Phase 1)









 RESPONSIVENESS OF TENDERS

ReSPA







 BID CLARIFICATION









SLIDE NO. 49

EXAMINATION OF TENDERS:

A Joint Initiative of the

European Union and the OECD,

PROCESS (cont.)

principally financed by the EU









 BID CONDITIONING

Regional School of Public Administration

(Phase 1)









– Designed to ensure

bids are fully responsive

– Treatment of:

ReSPA





• Minor changes

• Substantial changes

• EU view of bid conditioning

• Abnormally low offers





SLIDE NO. 50

ABNORMALLY LOW

A Joint Initiative of the

European Union and the OECD,

principally financed by the EU

OFFERS

 SEEK EXPLANATIONS

Regional School of Public Administration

(Phase 1)









 GIVE CONSIDERATION TO

EXPLANATIONS WHICH ARE JUSTIFIED

ON OBJECTIVE GROUNDS:

ReSPA





– Economy of method

– Particular technical solutions

– Originality

– Favorable trading conditions



SLIDE NO. 51

EVALUATION OF

A Joint Initiative of the

European Union and the OECD,

principally financed by the EU

TENDERS



 SYSTEMATIC, THROUGH AND

Regional School of Public Administration

(Phase 1)









FAIR - AND SEEN TO BE FAIR





KEY RULE:

ReSPA







– Evaluation is only of

specified factors against

specified criteria







SLIDE NO. 52

EVALUATION OF TENDERS

A Joint Initiative of the

(cont.)

European Union and the OECD,

principally financed by the EU





 FACTORS TO BE ASSESSED

– Price

– Capability of tenderer

Regional School of Public Administration

(Phase 1)









– Technical ability

– Quality standards

– Financial Aspects

ReSPA







 EVALUATION DOCUMENTATION

– Evaluation Process

– Evaluation Matrices

– Evaluation Report



SLIDE NO. 53

EVALUATION MATRICES

A Joint Initiative of the

European Union and the OECD,

principally financed by the EU









 VALUABLE AIDS TO MAKE

THE RIGHT DECISION

Regional School of Public Administration

(Phase 1)









 ENSURE ALL ISSUES

ARE ADDRESSED

ReSPA





 PROVIDE CLEAR AUDIT TRAIL



 USEFUL BASIS FOR DEBRIEFING





SLIDE NO. 54

SIMPLE EVALUATION

A Joint Initiative of the

European Union and the OECD,

principally financed by the EU

MATRIX

CONDITION TENDER 1 TENDER 2



Deviation Price/ Deviation Price/

Regional School of Public Administration

(Phase 1)









Adjustment Adjustment



Tender Price

Commercial

ReSPA





Payment Schedule +/- +/-

Delivery Time +/- +/-

Technical

Spare parts + +

Adjusted tender

price





SLIDE NO. 55

TENDER EVALUATION

A Joint Initiative of the

European Union and the OECD,

REPORT

principally financed by the EU







 Contracting authority

 Tender information

Regional School of Public Administration

(Phase 1)









 Tendering process

 Tender opening

ReSPA





 Examination of tenders

 Evaluation of

substantially-responsive tenders

 Post-qualification

 Decision/recommendation for award

SLIDE NO. 56

POST-QUALIFICATION OF

A Joint Initiative of the

European Union and the OECD,

principally financed by the EU

Regional School of Public Administration

(Phase 1)

TENDERERS



A. POST-QUALIFICATION PROCEDURES

(if no pre-qualification)

ReSPA





B. POST-QUALIFICATION PROCEDURES

(if pre-qualification took place)









SLIDE NO. 57

CONTRACT AWARD

A Joint Initiative of the

European Union and the OECD,

PROCEDURES

principally financed by the EU





 Notifying the tenderer that

the tender has been accepted

 Preparing the contract agreement and

Regional School of Public Administration

(Phase 1)









submitting it to tenderer for signing

 Checking that all effectiveness conditions

have been met within the time period

ReSPA





allowed

 Informing other tenderers about

the outcome of the tendering process

 Where appropriate,

releasing the tender securities

SLIDE NO. 58

REJECTION OF

A Joint Initiative of the

European Union and the OECD,

principally financed by the EU

ALL TENDERS



ACCEPTABLE IF:

Regional School of Public Administration

(Phase 1)









 The price of the most advantageous

tender substantially exceeds

the cost estimate

ReSPA





 All tenders are non-responsive



 A lack if competition







SLIDE NO. 59

REJECTION OF

A Joint Initiative of the

European Union and the OECD,

ALL TENDERS (cont.)

principally financed by the EU









BEFORE RE-TENDERING,

IT MAY BE NECESSARY TO REVISE:

Regional School of Public Administration

(Phase 1)









 Scope



 Specifications

ReSPA







 Packaging



 Contract conditions





SLIDE NO. 60

TRADE TERMS

A Joint Initiative of the

European Union and the OECD,

principally financed by the EU



 INCOTERMS - 2000

– Set of international rules for

interpretation of trade terms used in

Regional School of Public Administration

(Phase 1)









foreign trade

– Based on use of “electronic data

interchange” (EDI)

ReSPA





 COST

– Cost of goods

– Freight

– Transport insurance



SLIDE NO. 61

TRADE TERMS (cont’d)

A Joint Initiative of the

European Union and the OECD,

principally financed by the EU



 DELIVERY TO NAMED PORT/PLACE

– Deliver goods into custody of freight

agent, carrier or owner

Regional School of Public Administration

(Phase 1)









 TRANSPORT METHODS

– Rail

– Road

ReSPA





– Sea

– Air

– Inland waterway

– Multi-modal (combination)

– Unnamed

SLIDE NO. 62

A Joint Initiative of the

TRADE TERMS (cont’d)

European Union and the OECD,

principally financed by the EU









 RISK

Regional School of Public Administration

(Phase 1)









– Transfer of legal responsibility from

seller to purchaser at named point

 Damage or loss

ReSPA





 Delivery period









SLIDE NO. 63

INCOTERMS / SHIPPING

A Joint Initiative of the

European Union and the OECD,

principally financed by the EU









 MOVEMENT OF GOODS -

COUNTRIES

Regional School of Public Administration

(Phase 1)









– Commercial transactions - risky

 Lost, damaged, non-delivery

ReSPA





 BOTH BUYER / SELLER WANT SUCCESS

– Contract:

 INCOTERMS defines costs,

risks, transfer of title, documents





SLIDE NO. 64

INCOTERMS / SHIPPING

(cont’d)

A Joint Initiative of the

European Union and the OECD,

principally financed by the EU









 INCOTERMS ACCEPTED

WORLD-WIDE

Regional School of Public Administration

(Phase 1)









 REVISED IN 1990 TO

TAKE INTO CONSIDERATION

CHANGES IN TRANSPORTATION AND

ReSPA





COMMUNICATIONS SINCE LAST ISSUE

 LAST REVISION IN 2000 MAINLY TO

CHANGE IN SOME INSTANCES THE

TERMINOLOGY FOR CONSISTENCY AND

EASE OF UNDERSTANDING



SLIDE NO. 65

INCOTERMS 2000

A Joint Initiative of the

European Union and the OECD,

Groups “E” & “F”

principally financed by the EU









GROUP E EXW Ex Works (.. named

departure place)

Regional School of Public Administration

(Phase 1)









GROUP F FCA Free Carrier (.. named

Main Carriage place)

ReSPA





Unpaid FAS Free Alongside Ship (..

named port of shipment)

FOB Free on Board (.. named

port of shipment)





SLIDE NO. 66

INCOTERMS 2000

A Joint Initiative of the

European Union and the OECD,

principally financed by the EU

Group “C”



CFR Cost and Freight (.. named

port of destination)

Regional School of Public Administration

(Phase 1)









CIF Cost, Insurance and Freight

GROUP C (.. named port of

Main Carriage destination)

ReSPA





Paid CPT Carriage Paid to (.. named

place of destination)

CIP Carriage and Insurance to

(.. named place of

destination)





SLIDE NO. 67

INCOTERMS 2000

A Joint Initiative of the

European Union and the OECD,

principally financed by the EU

Group “D”

DAF Delivered at Frontier

(.. named place)

Regional School of Public Administration

(Phase 1)









DES Delivered ex Ship (.. named

port of destination)

GROUP D DEQ Delivered Ex Quay (.. named

ARRIVAL port of destination)

ReSPA





DDU Delivered Duty Unpaid

(.. named place of

destination)

DDP Delivery Duty Paid (.. named

place of destination)



SLIDE NO. 68

CIF

A Joint Initiative of the

European Union and the OECD,

Cost, Insurance, Freight

principally financed by the EU



SELLER’S BUYER’S

PRIMARY DUTIES PRIMARY DUTIES

- contract for carriage, pay - accept delivery of

Regional School of Public Administration

(Phase 1)









freight goods upon shipment,

- deliver goods on board when documents

- obtain export license required are tendered

- contract for insurance to buyer and are

ReSPA





- furnish buyer invoice, deemed to “represent

clear bill of lading, the goods”

certificate of insurance - pay unloading cost

- pay loading costs when they are not

included in the freight

- pay unloading costs that

are included in the freight

SLIDE NO. 69

CIF

A Joint Initiative of the

Cost, Insurance, Freight (cont’d)

European Union and the OECD,

principally financed by the EU







 REQUIRED DOCUMENTS

– Commercial invoice

Regional School of Public Administration

(Phase 1)









– Bill of lading

– Export licence

ReSPA





– Insurance policy

 OPTIONAL DOCUMENTS

– Certificate of origin

– Other documents needed for import

clearance

SLIDE NO. 70

SELLERS OBLIGATION IN

A Joint Initiative of the

FOB AND CIF TERMS

European Union and the OECD,



FOB

principally financed by the EU



CIF

 Cost  Cost

– Obtain export – Obtain

Regional School of Public Administration

(Phase 1)









licence export licence

– Pay export taxes – Pay export taxes

– Deliver – Deliver goods

goods on

ReSPA





on board vessel

board vessel – Make shipping

arrangements

– Pay ocean freight

– Obtain marine insurance

on FPA terms for

CIF plus 10%

SLIDE NO. 71

SELLERS OBLIGATION IN

A Joint Initiative of the

FOB AND CIF TERMS (cont’d)

European Union and the OECD,

principally financed by the EU



FOB CIF

 RISK  RISK

– Until goods pass – Until goods pass

Regional School of Public Administration

(Phase 1)









rail rail

 DOCUMENTATION  DOCUMENTATION

– Commercial invoice – Export licence

ReSPA





– Clean receipt – Certificate of origin

– export license – Inspection

– Certificate of origin certificate

– Inspection – Insurance certificate

certificate – Clean bill of lading



SLIDE NO. 72

DOCUMENTS USED

A Joint Initiative of the

European Union and the OECD,

IN DOCUMENTARY CREDITS

principally financed by the EU









 TRANSPORT DOCUMENTS

– BUYER SELECTS TYPE REQUIRED

Regional School of Public Administration

(Phase 1)









 Marine/ocean bill of lading

 Non-negotiable sea waybill

 Charter party bill of lading

ReSPA





 Multi-modal transport

document

 Air transport document

 Road, rail or inland waterway

transport documents



SLIDE NO. 73

DOCUMENTS USED

A Joint Initiative of the

IN DOCUMENTARY

CREDITS (cont’d)

European Union and the OECD,

principally financed by the EU









 INSURANCE DOCUMENTS

Regional School of Public Administration

(Phase 1)









– TYPE OF INSURANCE COVER

– ALL RISKS INSURANCE COVER

ReSPA





 OTHER DOCUMENTS

– EXPORT LICENSE

– INSPECTION CERTIFICATE

– CERTIFICATE OF ORIGIN



SLIDE NO. 74



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