Abnormally Low Tenders

Abnormally low tenders (A CN.9 WG.I WP.40 Add.1, paras.

When reviewing tenders, procuring entities, it was said, should be allowed to seek justification of prices if they suspected abnormally low tenders.

Proposed additions to article 34, to provide for the investigation of abnormally low tenders and rejection thereof

Views varied as to whether the provisions on abnormally low tenders should be included in the Model Law.

Finally, it was observed, many possible abnormally low tenders when closely examined would turn out to be non responsive tenders that would be rejected as such.

(d) A note concerning electronic reverse auctions and abnormally low tenders, including drafting materials (A CN.9 WG.I WP.40 and Add.1).

Proposed revisions to the Guide to Enactment text regarding article 34, to provide for the investigation of abnormally low tenders and rejection thereof

Therefore, prices could be low but not abnormally low.

(1) quinquies Enacting States may also wish to take some or all of the following steps so as to assist in the avoidance of abnormally low tenders.

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As regards abnormally low tenders (ALTs), the Working Group agreed to continue its consideration of new provisions to be incorporated in the Model Law enabling the identification of possible ALTs.

At its seventh session, the Working Group decided that the Model Law should be amended so as to allow procuring entities to investigate possible abnormally low tenders through a price justification procedure.

The Working Group has decided to address the issue of abnormally low tenders as a discrete issue (see, further, A.CN.9 575, paragraphs 81 and 82, and A CN.9 WG.I WP.40, paragraph 31).

(a) To promote awareness of the adverse effects of abnormally low tenders, to provide training to procurement officers, and to ensure that the procurement entity has adequate resources and information, including reference or market prices where possible

(j) Possible revisions to the UNCITRAL Model Law on Procurement of Goods, Construction and Services issues arising from the use of electronic communications in public procurement Comparative study of abnormally low tenders note by the Secretariat (A CN.9 WG.I WP.36).

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However, the Working Group has expressed the view that that this provision alone would be insufficient to address the concerns raised by abnormally low tenders (A CN.9 575, paragraph 80), and that further provision in article 34 is required, together with guidance in the Guide to Enactment.

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(h) To require price justification as described in paragraph cross refer to price justification paragraph above if an abnormally low tender is suspected

(k) To require all steps taken to address a possible abnormally low tender be adequately reflected in the record of the procurement proceedings.

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Types of calls for tenders Open tenders, open calls for tenders, or advertised tenders are open to all vendors or contractors who can guarantee performance.

Restricted tenders, restricted calls for tenders, or invited tenders are only open to selected prequalified vendors or contractors.

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Article 31. Period of effectiveness of tenders modification and withdrawal of tenders

Article 31. Period of effectiveness of tenders modification and withdrawal of tenders

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It was also observed that where there were such obligations, an abnormally low tender whose price would not allow the minimum wage or social security obligations to be paid could be seen as clearly and objectively low.

For the analysis of existing approaches for handling the risk of abnormally low prices, including in ERAs, see a note by the Secretariat (A CN.9 WG.I WP.36).

Tenders in the Civil Service

Article 30. Submission of tenders

H. Electronic opening of tenders

Article 33. Opening of tenders

Rejection of all tenders, proposals,

(a) Instructions for preparing tenders

SECTION II. SUBMISSION OF TENDERS

Article 29. Language of tenders

Article 33. Opening of tenders

ISO is currently reviewing the tenders.

Applying the principle of functional equivalence to the electronic submission of tenders, electronic tenders require the same legal value as tenders submitted in writing, signed and in a sealed envelope.

Only those participants that submitted admissible tenders after an initial evaluation of the tenders will be admitted to ERAs.

The Working Group has decided to address the issue of abnormally low bids separately (see, further, A.CN.9 575, paras. 81 and 82, and A CN.9 WG.I WP.40 Add.1, chap.