Arrêté bringing into force the standard documents for bid evaluation and contract execution monitoring, Le Moniteur Spécial No. 1 of 9 January 2013
- The issue brings into force the standard documents for bid evaluation and for monitoring contract execution.
- It rests on the law of 10 June 2009 and on the two arrêtés of 26 October 2009 that apply it.
- Standard documents are where a discretionary award is constrained, since they fix how a bid is scored.
- The corpus holds the 2011 bidding documents and the 2017 procedure manuals; this completes that set on the evaluation side.
Le Moniteur, 168e année, Spécial No. 1, Wednesday 9 January 2013, carrying an arrêté of Michel Joseph Martelly.
The preamble cites article 136 of the Constitution, the decree of 17 May 2005 organising the central administration, the law of 10 June 2009 fixing the general rules on public procurement and public service concession agreements, the arrêté of 26 October 2009 setting the modalities for applying that law, and the arrêté of 26 October 2009 bringing into force the procedure manual for awarding public contracts and concession agreements.
Standard documents are the operative layer of a procurement regime. The law fixes who may contract and above what threshold; the standard documents fix how a bid is scored and how execution is monitored, which is where a discretionary award is either constrained or not. The corpus holds the three standard bidding documents sanctioned on 13 May 2011, the 2009 CNMP and CCOSP procedure manual, and the 2017 series of arrêtés on demande de prix, demande de cotations, procédures allégées and procédures célères. This issue supplies the evaluation and execution-monitoring documents that set completes.
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National Public Procurement Commission (CNMP), Arrêté bringing into force the standard documents for bid evaluation and contract execution monitoring, Le Moniteur Spécial No. 1 of 9 January 2013, https://www.sgcm.gouv.ht/
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