Common use of Competitive Dialogue Procedure Clause in Contracts

Competitive Dialogue Procedure. 5. This may be used in cases where the open or restricted procedures are not considered appropriate, and Sussex/Surrey Police wishes to award a particularly complex contract. The Force(s) may be aware of their broad needs but does not know in advance what is the best technical, legal, or financial solution for satisfying their needs. Competitive dialogue is a structured process of identifying one or more solutions to meet the needs of Sussex/Surrey Police. It always involves a competitive tender, and the most economically advantageous award criteria must be used. The Chief Executive of the PCC or the CFO of the PCC may decide to use the competitive dialogue procedure in consultation with the PCC. Public notice is required as under 3.5. A pre-qualification questionnaire is normally issued to all those expressing interest. An Invitation to Competitive Dialogue is only issued to those successful after pre-qualification. Innovation Partnerships

Competitive Dialogue Procedure. 5. This may be used in cases where the open or restricted procedures are not considered appropriate, and SussexSurrey/Surrey Sussex Police wishes to award a particularly complex contract. The Force(s) may be aware of their broad needs but does not know in advance what is the best technical, legal, or financial solution for satisfying their needs. Competitive dialogue is a structured process of identifying one or more solutions to meet the needs of SussexSurrey/Surrey Sussex Police. It always involves a competitive tender, and the most economically advantageous award criteria must be usedb e u s e d . The Chief Executive of the PCC or the CFO of the PCC may decide to use the competitive dialogue procedure in consultation with the PCC. Public notice is required as under 3.5. A pre-qualification questionnaire is normally issued to all those expressing interest. An Invitation to Competitive Dialogue is only issued to those successful after pre-qualification. Innovation Partnerships

Competitive Dialogue Procedure. 5. This may be used in cases where the open or restricted procedures are not considered appropriate, and Sussex/Surrey Police wishes to award a particularly complex contract. The Force(s) may be aware of their broad needs but does not know in advance what is the best technical, legal, or financial solution for satisfying their needs. Competitive dialogue is a structured process of identifying one or more solutions to meet the needs of Sussex/Surrey Police. It always involves a competitive tender, and the most economically advantageous award criteria must be used. The Chief Executive of the PCC or the CFO of the PCC may decide to use the competitive dialogue procedure in consultation with the PCC. Public notice is required as under 3.5. A pre-qualification questionnaire is normally issued to all those expressing interest. An Invitation to Competitive Dialogue is only issued to those successful after pre-qualification. Innovation PartnershipsSpecialist procedures

Competitive Dialogue Procedure. 5. This may be used in cases where the open or restricted procedures are not considered appropriate, and SussexSurrey/Surrey Sussex Police wishes to award a particularly complex contract. The Force(s) may be aware of their broad needs but does not know in advance what is the best technical, legal, or financial solution for satisfying their needs. Competitive dialogue is a structured process of identifying one or more solutions to meet the needs of SussexSurrey/Surrey Sussex Police. It always involves a competitive tender, and the most economically advantageous award criteria must be usedu s e d . The Chief Executive of the PCC or the CFO of the PCC may decide to use the competitive dialogue procedure in consultation with the PCC. Public notice is required as under 3.5. A pre-qualification questionnaire is normally issued to all those expressing interest. An Invitation to Competitive Dialogue is only issued to those successful after pre-qualification. Innovation Partnerships