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Approved Selection Methods.Β Goods, Works and Non-consulting Services Section VI. Approved Selection Methods: Goods, Works and Non-consulting Services Section VI. Approved Selection Methods Goods, Works and Non-consulting Services Approved Selection Methods
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Approved Selection Methods.Β Goods, Works and Non-consulting Services Table 1. Approved selection methods: Goods, Works and Non-consulting Services Goods, Works, and Non-consulting Services Market approach options Approved selection methods and arrangements Open Limited Direct Inter- national National PQ IS Single- stage Multi- stage BAF O Negotiation Rated criteria Selection methods Request for Proposals πŸ—Έ πŸ—Έ x πŸ—Έ πŸ—Έ x normally πŸ—Έ πŸ—Έ πŸ—Έ πŸ—Έ* normally Request for Bids πŸ—Έ πŸ—Έ x πŸ—Έ πŸ—Έ optional x πŸ—Έ x πŸ—Έ πŸ—Έ* not normally Request for Quotations πŸ—Έ πŸ—Έ x οΏ½οΏ½ πŸ—Έ x x πŸ—Έ x x x x Direct Selection x x πŸ—Έ x x x x πŸ—Έ x x πŸ—Έ x Selection arrangements Competitive Dialogue πŸ—Έ πŸ—Έ x πŸ—Έ πŸ—Έ x required x πŸ—Έ x x πŸ—Έ Public-Private Partnerships πŸ—Έ πŸ—Έ πŸ—Έ πŸ—Έ πŸ—Έ πŸ—Έ x πŸ—Έ πŸ—Έ πŸ—Έ πŸ—Έ πŸ—Έ Commercial Practices As per acceptable commercial procurement practices UN Agencies As per Paragraphs 6.47 and 6.48 E-Auctions πŸ—Έ πŸ—Έ x πŸ—Έ πŸ—Έ πŸ—Έ x πŸ—Έ x x x x Imports πŸ—Έ πŸ—Έ x πŸ—Έ x x x πŸ—Έ x πŸ—Έ x x Commodities πŸ—Έ πŸ—Έ x πŸ—Έ πŸ—Έ πŸ—Έ x πŸ—Έ x x x x Community-driven Development πŸ—Έ πŸ—Έ πŸ—Έ x πŸ—Έ x x πŸ—Έ x x x x Force Accounts x x πŸ—Έ x πŸ—Έ x x x x x x x πŸ—Έ This market approach option is available X This market approach option is not available PQ = Prequalification IS = Initial Selection *This refers to negotiations after a competitive process as per Paragraphs 6.34 to 6.36 World Bank Procurement Regulations for IPF Borrowers
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Approved Selection Methods. Goods, Works and Non-consulting Services Table 1. Approved selection methods: Goods, Works and Non-consulting Services Goods, Works, and Non-consulting Services Market approach options Approved selection methods and arrangements Open Limited Direct Inter- national National PQ IS Single- stage Multi- stage BAF O Negotiation Rated criteria Selection methods Request for Proposals   x   x normally    * normally Request for Bids   x   optional x  x  * not normally Request for Quotations   x   x x  x x x x Direct Selection x x  x x x x  x x  x Selection arrangements Competitive Dialogue   x   x required x  x x  Public-Private Partnerships       x      Commercial Practices As per acceptable commercial procurement practices UN Agencies As per Paragraphs 6.47 and 6.48 E-Auctions   x    x  x x x x Imports   x  x x x  x  x x Commodities   x    x  x x x x Community-driven Development    x  x x  x x x x Force Accounts x x  x  x x x x x x x  This market approach option is available X This market approach option is not available PQ = Prequalification IS = Initial Selection *This refers to negotiations after a competitive process as per Paragraphs 6.34 to 6.36 World Bank Procurement Regulations for IPF Borrowers
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