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Regulation (EU, Euratom) 2018/1046 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 18 July 2018 on the financial rules applicable to the general budget of the Union, amending Regulations (EU) No 1296/2013, (EU) No 1301/2013, (EU) No 1303/2013, (EU) No 1304/2013, (EU) No 1309/2013, (EU) No 1316/2013, (EU) No 223/2014, (EU) No 283/2014, and Decision No 541/2014/EU and repealing Regulation (EU, Euratom) No 966/2012
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TITLE II BUDGET AND BUDGETARY PRINCIPLES
CHAPTER 5 Principle of universality
Article 22.Structure to accommodate assigned revenue and provision of corresponding appropriations
Article 23.Contributions from Member States to research programmes
Article 24.Assigned revenue resulting from the participation of EFTA States in certain Union programmes
Article 27.Rules on deductions and exchange rate adjustments
CHAPTER 7 Principle of sound financial management and performance
TITLE IV BUDGET IMPLEMENTATION
CHAPTER 3 European offices and Union bodies
CHAPTER 1 Rules applicable to direct, indirect and shared management
CHAPTER 2 Rules applicable to direct and indirect management
Section 2 Early-detection and exclusion system
Article 135.Protection of the financial interests of the Union by means of detection of risks, exclusion and imposition of financial penalties
Article 137.Declaration and evidence of absence of an exclusion situation
Article 140.Publication of exclusion and financial penalties
Article 144.Functioning of the database for the early-detection and exclusion system
Article 145.Exception applicable to the Joint Research Centre
TITLE VII PROCUREMENT AND CONCESSIONS
Article 162.Mixed contracts and common procurement vocabulary
Article 165.Interinstitutional procurement and joint procurement
Article 168.Submission, electronic communication and evaluation
Article 170.Award decision and information to candidates or tenderers
Article 173.Performance guarantees and retention money guarantees
CHAPTER 2 Provisions applicable to contracts awarded by Union institutions on their own account
CHAPTER 3 Provisions applicable for procurement in the field of external actions
TITLE X FINANCIAL INSTRUMENTS, BUDGETARY GUARANTEES AND FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
TITLE XI CONTRIBUTIONS TO EUROPEAN POLITICAL PARTIES
TITLE XIV EXTERNAL AUDIT AND DISCHARGE
PART TWO AMENDMENTS TO SECTOR-SPECIFIC RULES
SECTION 1 Framework contracts and publicity
1. Framework contracts and specific contracts
1.1. The duration of a framework contract shall not exceed four...
1.2. Where a framework contract is concluded with a single economic...
1.3. Where a framework contract is to be concluded with several...
1.4. A multiple framework contract with reopening of competition shall be...
1.5. In sectors subject to a rapid price and technological evolution,...
1.6. Specific contracts based on framework contracts shall be preceded by...
2. Advertising of procedures for contracts with a value equal to...
2.1. The notices for publication in the Official Journal of the...
2.2. The contracting authority may make known its intentions of planned...
2.3. The contracting authority shall send to the Publications Office an...
2.4. The contracting authority shall publish an award notice:
2.5. The contracting authority shall publish in the Official Journal of...
2.6. For an interinstitutional procedure, the contracting authority responsible for the...
3. Advertising of procedures for contracts with a value below the...
3.1. Procedures with an estimated contract value below the thresholds referred...
3.2. For contracts awarded in accordance with points (g) and (i)...
3.3. Contract award information shall contain the name of the contractor,...
3.4. For interinstitutional framework contracts, each contracting authority shall be responsible...
SECTION 2 Procurement procedures
6. Minimum number of candidates and arrangements for negotiation
6.1. In a restricted procedure and in the procedures referred to...
6.2. In a competitive procedure with negotiation, a competitive dialogue, an...
6.4. Where the number of candidates meeting the selection criteria is...
6.5. During a negotiation, the contracting authority shall ensure equal treatment...
6.6. For contracts awarded in accordance with points (d) and (g)...
9.1. A dynamic purchasing system may be divided into categories of...
9.2. The contracting authority shall indicate in the procurement documents the...
9.3. The contracting authority shall give any economic operator, throughout the...
9.4. The contracting authority shall invite all candidates admitted to the...
9.5. The contracting authority shall indicate the period of validity of...
10.1. The contracting authority shall specify its needs and requirements, the...
10.2. The contracting authority shall open a dialogue with the candidates...
10.3. The contracting authority shall continue the dialogue until it can...
10.4. The contracting authority may specify the payments to be made...
11. Use of a negotiated procedure without prior publication of a...
12. Use of a competitive procedure with negotiation or competitive dialogue...
17.1. Technical specifications shall allow equal access of economic operators to...
17.2. The characteristics referred to in point 17.1 may include as...
17.3. The technical specifications shall be formulated in any of the...
17.4. Where the contracting authority uses the option of referring to...
17.5. Where the contracting authority uses the option provided for in...
17.6. Where a contracting authority intends to purchase works, supplies or...
17.7. The contracting authority shall accept any other appropriate means of...
17.8. Unless justified by the subject matter of the contract, technical...
18. Exclusion and selection criteria
18.1. For the purpose of Article 137, the contracting authority shall...
18.2. The contracting authority shall indicate in the procurement documents the...
18.3. With regard to capacity to pursue the professional activity, the...
18.4. When receiving requests to participate or tenders, the contracting authority...
18.5. The contracting authority may, depending on its assessment of risks,...
18.6. An economic operator may, where appropriate and for a particular...
18.7. The contracting authority shall verify whether the entities on whose...
18.8. In the case of works contracts, service contracts and siting...
18.9. The contracting authority shall not demand that a group of...
20. Technical and professional capacity
20.1. The contracting authority shall verify that candidates or tenderers fulfil...
20.2. The contracting authority shall define in the procurement documents the...
20.3. Where the supplies or services are complex or, exceptionally, are...
20.4. Where the contracting authority requires the provision of certificates drawn...
20.5. Where the contracting authority requires the provision of certificates drawn...
20.6. A contracting authority may conclude that an economic operator does...
21.1. Quality criteria may include elements such as technical merit, aesthetic...
21.2. The contracting authority shall specify in the procurement documents the...
21.3. The contracting authority may lay down minimum levels of quality....
21.4. Life-cycle costing shall cover parts or all of the following...
21.5. Where the contracting authority assesses the costs using a life-cycle...
22. Use of electronic auctions
22.1. The contracting authority may use electronic auctions, in which new...
22.2. In open, restricted or competitive procedures with negotiation, the contracting...
22.3. The contracting authority which decides to hold an electronic auction...
22.4. All tenderers who have submitted admissible tenders shall be invited...
22.5. The invitation shall be accompanied by the outcome of a...
22.6. Throughout each phase of an electronic auction the contracting authority...
22.7. The contracting authority shall close an electronic auction in one...
22.8. After closing an electronic auction, the contracting authority shall award...
24. Time limits for receipt of tenders and requests to participate...
24.1. The time limits shall be longer than the minimum time...
24.2. In open procedures, the time limit for receipt of tenders...
24.3. In restricted procedures, in competitive dialogue, in competitive procedures with...
24.4. In restricted procedures and in competitive procedures with negotiation, the...
24.5. In a dynamic purchasing system, the time limit for receipt...
24.6. In the procedures after a call for expression of interest...
24.7. The contracting authority may reduce the time limits for receipt...
25. Access to procurement documents and time limit to provide additional...
28. Opening of tenders and requests to participate
28.1. In open procedures, authorised representatives of tenderers may attend the...
28.3. For a procurement procedure launched on an interinstitutional basis, the...
28.4. The contracting authority shall verify and ensure the integrity of...
28.5. In open procedures, where the contract is awarded under the...
28.6. The written record of the opening of the tenders received...
CHAPTER 2 Provisions applicable to contracts awarded by Union institutions on their own account
34. Arrangements for estimating the value of a contract
34.1. The contracting authority shall estimate the value of a contract...
34.2. For framework contracts and dynamic purchasing systems the value to...
34.3. For service contracts, account shall be taken of the following:...
34.4. In the case of service contracts which do not specify...
34.5. In the case of service or supply contracts which are...
34.6. In the case of works contracts, account shall be taken...
34.7. In the case of concession contracts, the value shall be...
CHAPTER 3 Procurement in the field of external actions
36. Special provisions relating to thresholds and the arrangements for awarding...
38.1. The procurement procedures in the field of external actions shall...
38.2. The use of procurement procedures according to thresholds shall be...
38.3. In the restricted procedure referred to in point (a) of...
38.4. Under the local open procedure referred to in point (c)...
38.5. Under the simplified procedure referred to in point (d) of...
39. Use of the negotiated procedure for service, supply and works...
41. Time limits for procedures
41.1. For service contracts, the minimum time between the day following...
41.2. Tenderers may put questions in writing before the closing date...
41.3. In restricted procedures, the time limit for receipt of requests...
41.4. In open procedures, the time limits for receipt of tenders,...
41.5. In local open procedures, the time limits for receipt of...
41.6. For the simplified procedures referred to in point (d) of...
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