European Single Procurement Document. (ESPD). The contracting organism will accept a European Single Procurement Document (ESPD) that has been duly filled in and updated as preliminary evidence of the fulfillment of the legally established provisions to contract with the public sector as well as of the requirements for capacity and solvency established herein. Therefore, bidding companies must submit the ESPD through which they declare their capacity and economic, financial and technical solvency in conformity with the minimum requirements stated in these conditions; that they do not incur any of the grounds for exclusion from contracting or, if so, that they have adopted measures to demonstrate their trustworthiness in all legally appropriate cases; that they are up to date in the payment of their tax and social security obligations, and they comply with all other requirements stated herein. Bidding companies may fill in the ESPD form through the online service of the European Commission through which it is possible to import the ESPD model for this tender, fill it in, download it and print it out for submission. The model for this document can be downloaded from the following link: xxxxx://xx.xxxxxx.xx/growth/tools-databases/espd/filter?lang=es Moreover, the specific instructions on filling in the ESPD are also available as an additional document in the file for this tender. These may be accessed at the following link: xxxxx://xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxxxxx.xxx/ecofin.../portalfileretrieving.pscp Special aspects concerning temporary joint ventures:
European Single Procurement Document. In accordance with Regulation 59 of the UK Public Contract Regulations 2015 and EU Implementing Regulation 2016/7 Applicants may submit an XML version of the ESPD in place of Parts 1 and 2 of Part 3 Selection Questionnaire, but must complete and submit Part 3 of Part 3 Selection Questionnaire.
European Single Procurement Document. (ESPD) By submitting the European Single Procurement Document (ESPD), a tenderer shall declare officially on his honour that:
European Single Procurement Document. (ESPD) As a preliminary documentation for the fulfilment of qualification requirements and that there are no grounds for rejection, the Contender and any subcontractors that the Contender rely on to fulfil the qualification and selection requirements must validate / fill out the ESPD form in Mercell. The form will automatically be attached to the submitted request for qualification. As this is a negotiated procedure NRK will also require the documentation on the fulfilment of the qualification criteria to be provided as part of the application in accordance with the following sections of this chapter. Please note also that national grounds for rejection apply.
