Common use of Joint Offers Clause in Contracts

Joint Offers. Partners in a joint offer assume joint and several liability towards EASO for the performance of the contract as a whole. Statements saying, for instance: o that one of the partners of the joint offer will be responsible for part of the contract and another one for the rest, or o that more than one contract should be signed if the joint offer is successful are thus incompatible with the principle of joint and several liability. The EASO will disregard any such statement contained in a joint offer, and reserves the right to reject such offers without further evaluation on the grounds that they do not comply with the tendering specifications.

Joint Offers. Partners in a joint offer assume joint and several liability towards EASO for the performance of the contract as a whole. Statements saying, for instance: o that one of the partners of the joint offer will be responsible for part of the contract and another one for the rest, or o that more than one contract should shall be signed if the joint offer is successful are thus incompatible with the principle of joint and several liability. The EASO will disregard any such statement contained in a joint offer, and reserves the right to reject such offers without further evaluation on the grounds that they do not comply with the tendering specifications.

Joint Offers. Partners in a joint offer assume joint and several liability towards EASO for the performance of the contract as a whole. Statements saying, for instance: o that one of the partners of the joint offer will be responsible for part of the contract and another one for the rest, or o that more than one contract should be signed if the joint offer is successful are thus incompatible with the principle of joint and several liability. The EASO will disregard any such statement contained in a joint offer, and reserves the right to reject such offers without further evaluation on the grounds that they do not comply with the tendering specifications.

Joint Offers. Partners in a joint offer assume joint and several liability towards the EASO for the performance of the contract as a whole. Statements saying, for instance: o that one of the partners of the joint offer will be responsible for part of the contract and another one for the rest, or o that more than one contract should be signed if the joint offer is successful are thus incompatible with the principle of joint and several liability. The EASO will disregard any such statement contained in a joint offer, and reserves the right to reject such offers without further evaluation on the grounds that they do not comply with the tendering specifications.