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12.—(1) The competent authority must evaluate each completed proposal submitted to it by a qualifying bidder in accordance with the proposal evaluation criteria set out in the proposal documentation, in order to determine, subject to paragraph (3), which qualifying bidder is to become the preferred applicant.
(2) The competent authority may decline to consider a proposal submitted to it by a qualifying bidder where the competent authority determines that the submitted proposal does not comply in any material respect with the requirements specified in the proposal documentation.
(3) The competent authority may hold a best and final offer stage in accordance with Part 8 of these Regulations to determine the preferred applicant where it considers—
(a)that it is unable to determine the preferred applicant in accordance with paragraph (1); or
(b)that it is otherwise necessary or appropriate in the circumstances.
(4) Where no best and final offer stage is to be held, the competent authority may evaluate each completed proposal submitted to it by a qualifying bidder in accordance with the proposal evaluation criteria set out in the proposal documentation, in order to determine which qualifying bidder is to become a reserve applicant.
(5) The competent authority may determine that up to two qualifying bidders become reserve applicants in accordance with paragraph (4).
(6) Where the competent authority determine that two qualifying bidders become reserve applicants in accordance with paragraph (5), it must, in accordance with the evaluation criteria set out in the proposal documentation, determine a first reserve applicant and a second reserve applicant.
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