BIBOB Advisory Bureau Sample Clauses

BIBOB Advisory Bureau. Should the Contracting Authority have reason to believe that a Candidate, Significant Subcontractor, or Shareholder is subject to the circumstances cited in Articles 2.86 and
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BIBOB Advisory Bureau. Should the Contracting Authority have reason to believe that a Candidate, Significant Subcontractor, or Shareholder is subject to the circumstances cited in Article 45, Paragraphs 1 and 3 of the Decree on Procurement Rules for Government Tenders (BAO), but should sufficient information for the exclusion from participation or further 1 The original copy of the CGC or the decision of refusal must be provided, or else a copy certified by the Netherlands “Centraal Orgaan Omtrent het Gedrag” (COVOG, Central Office for Certificates of Good Conduct). For more information regarding the CGC and application for a CGC, please refer to: xxx.xxxxxxxx.xx/xxxxxxxxxxx/xxxxxxxxx_xxxxxxxxx en handhaving/verklaring_omtrent_ het_gedrag. Candidates must take into account that the application for a CGC might require a processing time of approximately 8 weeks. The aforementioned applies to the Candidate, Shareholder, Significant Subcontractors and subcontractors contractors other than Significant Subcontractors with which the Candidate has concluded an subcontracting agreement prior to tendering the Final Submission if the value of the subcontracted part of the Project is greater than the applicable threshold value, as stipulated in European Directive 2004/18/EC. involvement not be available, then the Contracting Authority may seek the advice of the BIBOB Bureau (see Article 8 of the Public Administration Probity in Decision-Making Act (BIBOB)). The Candidate, Significant Subcontractor, or Shareholder concerning whom advice is solicited shall be informed of the contents of said advice by the Contracting Authority.

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