12.1.6. Evidence showing that the liquid assets and access to credit facilities are adequate for this contract, confirmed by a financial statement for the last three years verified by a chartered accountant. This evidence must be provided using Form 4.4, Financial statement, in Volume 1, Section 4 of the tender documents. 

12.1.7. Financial projections for the two years ahead. This information must follow Form 4.4, Financial statement, provided in accordance with Volume 1, Section 4 of the tender documents.. 

12.1.8. Financial identification form (Form 4.5a, Volume 1) and legal entity file (Form 4.5b, Volume 1). If the tenderer has already signed another contract financed by the European Union, it may provide instead of the forms and supporting documents either the file numbers received or copies of the forms provided on that occasion, unless a change occurred in the meantime. 

12.1.9. Information about the tenderer’s technical qualifications. This information must follow the forms in Volume 1, Section 4 of the tender documents and include: 

 a presentation of the tenderer’s organisation, including the total number of staff employed (Form 4.6.1.1), 

 a list of the staff proposed for execution of the contract, with the CVs of key staff (Forms 4.6.1.2 and 4.6.1.3), 

 a list of plant for execution of the contract. The descriptions must demonstrate the tenderer’s ability to complete the works and should include amongst others, the following elements: 

– Earthmoving equipment (for excavation, loading, hauling, filling, compaction, etc) 

– Cranes and lifting equipment 

– Concrete mixing and placing plant 

– Power supply generators 

– Trench shoring and dewatering equipment, etc 

The tenderer must indicate whether this equipment is owned, hired or used by a subcontractor. Manufacturer’s documents fully describing the equipment must be submitted with the tender (Form 4.6.2); 

 a list of materials and any supplies intended for use in the works, stating their origin; 

 a work plan with brief descriptions of the main tasks (Form 4.6.3), showing the sequence and proposed timetable for implementing the tasks. In particular, the proposal must detail the temporary and permanent works to be constructed. The tenderer must take account of weather conditions and the requirement to prepare designs and obtain building permits prior to carrying out construction works. The tenderer must also submit a comprehensive method statement, with drawings if necessary, showing the methods by which it proposes to carry out the works. In particular, the tenderer must indicate the numbers, types and capacities of the plant and staff it proposes to use on the main areas of work; 

 a critical milestone bar chart showing times and duties allocated for employees for this contract (Form 4.6.3); 

 data on subcontractors and the percentage of works to be subcontracted (Form 4.6.3); 

 evidence of relevant experience in carrying out works of a similar nature, including the nature and value of the contracts, works in hand and 

