18.1 [If withdrawals, substitutions, or modifications of tenders are not Withdrawal, allowed] Substitution, The tenderers are not allowed to withdraw, substitute or modify its and Modification tender after its submission. of Tenders 19.1 The tender opening is [insert date and time and place of opening] Tender Opening 23.1 [The lowest priced responsive tender]; or Award Criteria [the most economically advantageous responsive tender determined by the weighted criteria as stated in Annex 4] 24.3 [insert CA’s address] Complains Annex 1. MANDATORY TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 1. Describe in a non-discriminating manner, the mandatory characteristics of the object of the contract, such as: Quality, quality assurance, performance, terminology, design requirements, symbols, dimensions, testing and test methods, safety, packaging, marking, labelling. Technical specifications shall be established in a manner that is both consistent with the purpose of the procurement and directed at providing the greatest possible access to all potentially interested economic operators. A contracting authority is specifically prohibited from establishing a technical specification that favours or disfavours one or more economic operators. [2. If variants are allowed the CA shall indicate the minimum specifications to be respected by a variant and any specific requirements for the presentation of a variant.]
Withdrawal, Substitution, and Modification of Tenders 18.1 [If withdrawals, substitutions, or modifications of tenders are not allowed] The tenderers are not allowed to withdraw, substitute or modify its tender after its submission. Tender Opening 19.1 The tender opening is [insert date and time and place of opening] Award Criteria 23.1 [The lowest priced responsive tender]; or [the most economically advantageous responsive tender determined by the weighted criteria as stated in Annex 4] Complains 24.3 [insert CA’s address] Annex 1. MANDATORY TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 1. Describe in a non-discriminating manner, the mandatory characteristics of the object of the contract, such as: Quality, quality assurance, performance, terminology, design requirements, symbols, dimensions, testing and test methods, safety, packaging, marking, labelling. Technical specifications shall be established in a manner that is both consistent with the purpose of the procurement and directed at providing the greatest possible access to all potentially interested economic operators. A contracting authority is specifically prohibited from establishing a technical specification that favours or disfavours one or more economic operators. [2. If variants are allowed the CA shall indicate the minimum specifications to be respected by a variant and any specific requirements for the presentation of a variant.]
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