Development of Tender and other Technical Documents Sample Clauses

Development of Tender and other Technical Documents. The ERA shall be liable for the implementation of the work program and shall take necessary measures for the successful performance of the procurement process. The ERA is liable for preparation of quality tender and other associated technical documents requested by the OS. The ERA shall consider and assure the quality of the technical specifications/terms of ref- erence, drawings, cost estimate/market survey etc. to be prepared and submitted in line with OIS. The ERA shall prepare and submit the following documents; however, the OS has the right to request additional documents for the procurement process if needed. The submitted documents of the ERA are subject to written consent of OS in terms of their consisten- cy with PRAG rules and OIS. For Service Contract/s; (will be maturated in … Agreement at most) .. months following the signature of the  Draft Technical selection criteria for Contract Notice;  Terms of Reference and detailed budget estimation which reflects the Programme and Project specific indicators as well as the activities stated in the OIS. For Supply Contract/s; (will be maturated in months following the signature of the Agreement at most)  Draft Technical selection criteria for Contract Notice;  Technical Specifications and Market Survey with min. 3 (three) appropriate offers and the proof documents showing the detailed specifications of these goods in line with OIS.  Ensures that as-built drawings and static calculations of the building are formally submitted to OS for the supply component before the tender preparation stage.  All the permits, licenses including but not limited to Environmental Impact Assessment should be obtained by ERA in order to ensure the effective working of the equipment supplied by the OS. [For Works Contract:] For Project SiteTitle Deed or Land Allocation Order suitable for the Operation implementation; land must be owned by the ERA or formal partner in the Operation. Alternatively, a land lease contract must be signed that will cover the period of at least 15 years from the anticipated date of the comple- tion of the Project;  Land Zoning Master Plan with notes or Revised Land Zoning Master Plan with notes and minis- terial decision related to the Plan revision;  Land Zoning Development Plan (Implementation Plan) – approved, including soft copy in “Dwg” format;  Sector-specific and Thematic Plan(s);  Up-to-date version of the Land Zoning Document;  Topographic Map of the direct area concerned (sc...
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