COMMERIAL CRITERIA Sample Clauses

COMMERIAL CRITERIA. These criteria will be used to evaluate the commercial competitiveness of a bid. All bids which pass the Essential criteria will be evaluated against the same pre-agreed Commercial Criteria, which have been created by a committee of representatives from SCI. All Capability and Commercial Criteria will be weighted accordingly to reflect their importance. The Commercial Criteria will account for at least 40%. The Capability Criteria will account for up to 60% of the score. BIDDER RESPONSE DOCUMENT To ensure bidders provide all the required information in order for SCI to be able to effectively evaluate bidders bids against the Evaluation Criteria, a Bidder Response Document has been created. Bidders must complete the Bidder Response Document and provide various pieces of information as part of their submission. Further information on the Bidder Response Document can be found in Section 4 of this Tender Pack, and a copy of the Bidder Response is provided in Schedule 2. VETTING Prior to a bidder supplying any goods / services they must first be vetted and cleared to work with Save the Children. This involves checking bidders and key personnel against Global Watch Lists, Enhanced Due Diligence Lists and Politically Exposed Persons Lists. The vetting of bidders will be completed after the award decision has been made. If any information provided by the Bidder throughout the tender process is proved to be incorrect during the vetting process (or at any other point), SCI may reverse their award decision. BIDDER INSTRUCTIONS
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