contractually committed (Form 4.6.4). The evidence must include successful experience as the prime contractor in construction of projects referred under 12.2.1.3. of the same nature and complexity comparable to the works concerned by the tender during the last five years (i.e. 60 months prior to deadline for submission of tenders); 

 information regarding the proposed main site office (Form 4.6.3); 

 an outline of the quality assurance system(s) to be used (Form 4.6.7). 

 if applicable, information on tenderers involved in a joint venture/consortium (Form 4.6.5); 

 details of their litigation history over the last five years (Form 4.6.6); 

 details of the accommodation and facilities to be provided for the Engineer (Form 4.6.8); 

 eligibility statement (Form 4.6.9) 

 technical solution for lot-1 (Form 4.6.10) 

 further information (Form 4.6.11). 

12.1.10. Proof documents, declarations and undertakings according to Clauses 3.1-3.6 above. These documents should cover all members of a joint venture/consortium and all subcontractors as specified. 

12.1.11. Unless otherwise provided in the contract, all goods purchased under the contract must originate in a Member State of the European Union or in a country or territory of the regions covered and/or authorised by the specific instruments applicable to the programme specified in clause 3.1 above. However, they may originate from any country when the amount value of the supplies and materials to be purchased is below EUR 100,000. For these purposes, ‘origin’ means the place where the goods are mined, grown, produced or manufactured and/or from which services are provided. The origin of the goods must be determined according to the relevant international agreements (notably WTO agreements), which are reflected in EU legislation on rules of origin for customs purposes: the Customs Code (Council Regulation (EEC) No 2913/92) in particular its Articles 22 to 26 thereof, and the Code's implementing provisions (Commission Regulation (EEC) No 2454/93. 

Through their tender submission form, tenderers must provide an undertaking signed by their representative certifying compliance with this requirement. The tenderer is obliged to verify that the provided information is correct. Otherwise, the tenderer risks to be excluded because of negligently misrepresenting information. For more details, see Section 2.3.5. of the practical guide. 

12.1.12. Modifications (if any); 

12.1.13. Tender security, using the form provided in Volume 1, Section 3; 

12.1.15. Pay slip of purchasing tender documents 

 12.1.16. Signed copy of the first page in Vol. 2 Section 2 (FIDIC General conditions). 

-For Lot 1, FIDIC Conditions of Contract for Plant and Design-Build for Electrical and Mechanical Plant and for Building and Engineering Works Designed by the Contractor (Yellow Book First Edition 1999) published by the Federation Internationale Des Ingenieurs-Conseil (FIDIC) and 

