Procurement Practices. The Principal Recipient shall ensure that the procurement of Finished Pharmaceutical Products under this Agreement adheres to the Interagency Operational Principles for Good Pharmaceutical Procurement. In cases where actual practices differ from these principles, the Principal Recipient shall demonstrates to the Global Fund that it has established a comparable system of competitive, transparent and accountable procurement using a group of pre-qualified suppliers and the application of necessary quality assurance mechanisms. In addition, Principal Recipients shall ensure that the procurement of Finished Pharmaceutical Products under this Agreement complies with the principles set forth in the Interagency Guidelines: A Model Quality Assurance System for Procurement Agencies (as amended from time to time).
Procurement Practices. A procuring entity must conduct procurement in a transparent manner consistent with the GPA, avoid conflict of interest, and prevent corrupt practices. Additionally, parties are to ensure that their procedures do not preclude competition or create unnecessary obstacles to international trade. The GPA also establishes general rules regarding the systems through which suppliers engage in competitive bidding for contracts (i.e., open, selective, and limited tendering procedures).
Procurement Practices. The Principal Recipient shall keep the Global Fund continuously informed about the policies and practices that it shall use to contract for goods and services under this Agreement. At a minimum, the policies and practices governing all procurement under the Program shall conform to the requirements (i) through (viii) listed below and, where Health Products are being procured, those in Article 19 of this Agreement. The Principal Recipient shall ensure that such policies and practices are followed at all times.
Procurement Practices. The Principal Recipient shall ensure that the procurement of pharmaceutical products under this Agreement adheres to the Interagency Operational Principles for Good Pharmaceutical Procurement, unless, in cases where actual practices differ from the Interagency Operational Principles for Good Pharmaceutical Procurement, the Principal Recipient demonstrates, in form and substance satisfactory to the Global Fund, a comparable system of competitive procurement by a group of pre-qualified suppliers, transparency and accountability to their practices, and the application of necessary quality assurance mechanisms.
Procurement Practices. Inclusion of GFA standards in commercial con- tracts Several States have adopted procurement practices that take into account working conditions in sup- plier companies. Through their rules of access to public procurement markets, States can influence the incentives for companies to follow particular labour standards. Xxxxxxxx et al. (2012) give an over- view of pay and social clause in European public procurement. For example, in Germany, the pro- curement practices of many federal states include elements of the ILO’s Decent Work Agenda. Simi- lar to States, the procurement practices of MNEs could include elements of the Decent Work Frame- work or provisions agreed on in GFAs. GFAs have the potential to serve as a good-practice example for procurement practices of MNEs. In many GFAs, MNEs accept the obligation to require from their suppliers and subcontractors adherence to particular standards. The different ways in which GFAs influence the procurement prac- tices of MNEs have been analysed above. However, MNEs that have signed GFAs have two different sets of obligations: one with the GUF by virtue of the agreement, and another with its suppliers and subcontractors by virtue of commercial contracts. It can therefore be important to include the princi- ples set out in the GFA in the MNE’s commercial contracts with suppliers and subcontractors. This ensures that the violation of the GFA’s standards constitutes a valid reason to terminate the contract with the supplier or subcontractor. Box 16 gives an example of how such an obligation can be framed.
Procurement Practices. A Party’s purchase or acquisition of Program Property, or a Host City’s retention of any Contractor, shall be governed by the procedural formalities and requirements of the Host City. The Parties agree that, to the extent practicable and not otherwise required by applicable law, Contractors should be selected after a competitive process that considers both price and capacity or qualifications to perform.
Procurement Practices. Procurement will be handled by Xxxxxxxxxxxx County pursuant to its standard procurement policies and procedures, a copy of which has been provided to the Manager, which shall be obligated to observe Xxxxxxxxxxxx County's standard procurement policies and procedures. To the greatest extent possible, the Xxxxxxxxxxxx County will provide participation in bulk purchases of services to reduce the costs of operating the District. Xxxxxxxxxxxx County shall be solely responsible for developing project plans and specifications, requests for bids and other bid solicitation material. and for approving and administering contracts relating to improvements or repairs to property in the District, including but not limited to major capital projects, such as, dredging, shoreline stabilization, and construction or repair of boat ramps. Manager shall be consulted prior to final approval regarding such project plans and specifications. Xxxxxxxxxxxx County and Manager will collaborate in considering Manager's input and addressing any concerns with plans and specifications.
Procurement Practices. Supplier will purchase materials using industry best purchasing practices which include, but shall not be limited to, Economic Order Quantities, ABC Order Policies, minimum build quantities, minimum order quantities (MOQ), minimum package quantities, and component overfill policy to enhance overall supply chain efficiency and minimize waste and liability.
Procurement Practices. Qualified Solution Provider will develop a plan to accommodate the procurement practices of the housing agencies that oversee regulated Affordable Housing portfolios in New York State (NYC Housing Preservation & Development, NYS Housing & Community Renewal).
Procurement Practices. Without any limitation or restriction upon any of the provisions of the Guidelines, the Borrower shall ensure, in respect of the procurement of works in accordance with the procedures referred to in Part A hereof, that:
