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Tender document composing
As you know, each public procurement procedure must have tender document composed according to the law. However, it’s always possible to make some mistakes, so it’s better sometimes to let our professional team to compose this important document.
We remind you that each Request for protection of rights costs the purchaser doubly: the procedure prolongation and financial resources for reimbursing the purchaser's expenses.
We prepare for you:
- Tender document- open procedure;
- Tender document- negotiated procedure with invitation of bids;
- Tender document- negotiated procedure without invitation to bid;
- Tender document- restricted procedure- Faze 1;
- Tender document- restricted procedure- Faze 2;
- Tender document- qualification procedure- Faze 1;
- Tender document- qualification procedure- Faze 2;
- Tender document- law-value public procurement
- Amendments to all the listed documents
Why is the tender document obligate?
Legal obligation
The law obligates the purchaser to have an orderly documentation for each public procurement according to the acts and the subject of the procurement.
There are many reason for this rigidity.
Public Procurements Principles
Composing and publishing an orderly tender document helps the realization of the Public Procurement Principles, and becomes the purchaser who’s the example to the others.
Each Request for protection of rights can cost you, so it’s the best let our team to compose you the tender document for each public procurement procedure.
Composing the tender document
We will request for some relevant information (the estimated value, technical specification, the description of the products and the services). In fact, you control this process and you can inform us about any changed circumstances and procurement subject at any time.
The documentation composed in this way, passes three phases of the control and is published only after that.