The final discussions held in the closing workshop were focused on determining: a) if the assessment report was complete and reflected all of the relevant aspects concerning the Colombian public contracting system; b) if the conclusions drawn by the team that prepared the report were consistent with the elements presented as being characteristic of the public contracting system, and c) if they agreed to the conclusions drawn and the scores given. The exercise concluded by taking the results shown and observations made during the closing workshop into consideration, after which the final version of the report was written up, and it is now presented for the consideration of the reader. The report consolidation was the responsibility of Gonzalo Suárez Beltrán and Roberto Laguado Giraldo, consultants to the Technical Secretariat of the Intersectoral Commission for Public Procurement (CINCO) currently under the National Planning Department Public Administration Renewal Program/Contracting Project. The Colombian team received support and technical coordination from the following specialists, officers, and consultants from the World Bank and from the Inter-American Development Bank: Felix Prieto, Humberto Gobitz, Eugenio Hillman, Alfonso Sánchez, Tomás Socías, María Camila Padilla, and Rodolfo Gastaldi. E. Summary of results The chart below summarizes the scores obtained upon applying the above-mentioned methodology. It is the result of the analysis made by the consulting team. Sub-indicator Rating Pillar I Legislative and Regulatory Framework – Sub-indicator 1(a) Scope of application and coverage of the legislative and regulatory 3 – framework. Sub-indicator 1(b) Procurement Methods 3 – Sub-indicator 1(c) Advertising rules and time limits 3 – Sub-indicator 1(d) Rules on participation 3 – Sub-indicator 1(e) Bidding documentation and technical specifications 3 – Sub-indicator 1(f) Bidding evaluation and award criteria 3 – Sub-indicator 1(g) Submission, receipt and opening of biddings 3 –
The final discussions held in the closing workshop were focused on determining: a) if the assessment report was complete and reflected all of the relevant aspects concerning the Colombian public contracting system; b) if the conclusions drawn by the team that prepared the report were consistent with the elements presented as being characteristic of the public contracting system, and c) if they agreed to the conclusions drawn and the scores given. The exercise concluded by taking the results shown and observations made during the closing workshop into consideration, after which the final version of the report was written up, and it is now presented for the consideration of the reader. The report consolidation was the responsibility of Gonzalo Suárez Beltrán and Roberto Laguado Giraldo, consultants to the Technical Secretariat of the Intersectoral Commission for Public Procurement (CINCO) currently under the National Planning Department Public Administration Renewal Program/Contracting Project. The Colombian team received support and technical coordination from the following specialists, officers, and consultants from the World Bank and from the Inter-American Development Bank: Felix Prieto, Humberto Gobitz, Eugenio Hillman, Alfonso Sánchez, Tomás Socías, María Camila Padilla, and Rodolfo Gastaldi. E. Summary of results The chart below summarizes the scores obtained upon applying the above-mentioned methodology. It is the result of the analysis made by the consulting team. Sub-indicator Rating Pillar I – Legislative and Regulatory Framework Sub-indicator 1(a) – Scope of application and coverage of the legislative and regulatory framework. 3 Sub-indicator 1(b) – Procurement Methods 3 Sub-indicator 1(c) – Advertising rules and time limits 3 Sub-indicator 1(d) – Rules on participation 3 Sub-indicator 1(e) – Bidding documentation and technical specifications 3 Sub-indicator 1(f) – Bidding evaluation and award criteria 3 Sub-indicator 1(g) – Submission, receipt and opening of biddings 3
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