Government procurement rules Sample Clauses
The 'Government procurement rules' clause sets out the requirements and procedures that must be followed when a party is purchasing goods or services on behalf of a government entity. Typically, this clause mandates compliance with specific laws, regulations, or internal policies governing public sector procurement, such as competitive bidding, transparency, and conflict of interest avoidance. Its core function is to ensure that all procurement activities are conducted fairly, legally, and efficiently, thereby minimizing the risk of corruption or improper conduct in government contracts.
Government procurement rules. By accepting this Agreement, Customer represents and warrants that: (1) it has complied and will comply with all applicable government procurement laws and regulations; (2) it is authorized to enter into this Agreement; and (3) this Agreement satisfies all applicable procurement requirements.
Government procurement rules. Public sector staff responsible for procurement are required to comply with the Government Procurement Rules (the Rules) and the overarching principles that apply to all government procurement and provide the foundation of good practice for procurement planning, approaching and engaging the supplier market. These include being fair to all suppliers and getting the best deal for everyone. Anyone can use the Rules to help drive good procurement practice. If a procurement is worth more than $100,000 (or $9 million for new construction works) they are mandatory for: • Government departments • New Zealand Police • the New Zealand Defence Force, and • most Crown entities. All other government agencies are encouraged to follow the Rules. The Chief Executive of the Ministry of Business Innovation and Employment (MBIE) is the Procurement Functional Leader, responsible for driving procurement performance across the State Services by helping government agencies to deliver better public value, and MBIE’s New Zealand Government Procurement team supports the Chief Executive in that role. Under the Rules, following the Commission’s guidance is mandatory for infrastructure projects with a total cost of ownership of more than $50 million delivered by government departments as well as the Police and Defence Force and most Crown entities. In addition to the Rules, Cabinet Office Circular (19) 6 requires agencies to evaluate all procurement options, including innovative and non-traditional approaches to procurement and alternative financing arrangements, such as PPP. 1 Cabinet Office Circular (19) 6 notes that current government policy precludes initiating the use of new Public Private Partnerships (PPPs) in the education, health and corrections sectors. Under Cabinet Office Circular (19) 6, agencies must also must consult early with the Commission, and follow any relevant guidance published by the Commission, if they are considering any significant innovative and non-traditional approaches to infrastructure procurement, alternative financing arrangements, or PPPs.
Government procurement rules. If Customer is a government entity or is otherwise subject to government procurement requirements, Customer represents and warrants that (1) it has complied and will comply with all applicable government procurement laws and regulations; (2) it is authorized to enter into this Agreement; and (3) this Agreement satisfies all applicable procurement requirements.
Government procurement rules. The Company has taken reasonable and appropriate steps to assure that its business with the federal government has been conducted in conformance with the Federal Acquisition Regulations and other applicable procurement laws and accounting requirements. The Company has not obtained and is not performing any federal contract in a manner that violates those procurement laws or accounting requirements in any material respect.
Government procurement rules. By accepting this Agreement, You represent and warrant that: (1) You have complied and will comply with all applicable government procurement laws and regulations;
Government procurement rules. ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ has taken reasonable and appropriate steps to assure that its business with the federal government has been conducted in conformance with the Federal Acquisition Regulations and the statutes, laws and regulations referred to therein, and other applicable statutes, regulations or laws and accounting requirements. ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ has not obtained and is not performing any federal contract in a manner that is inconsistent with those procurement laws or accounting requirements in any material respect.