Examples of Contract Standing Orders in a sentence
Every contract made by the Council will comply with the Contract Standing Orders set out in Part 4 of this Constitution.
The process for advertising and awarding contracts will be in line with the Council’s Contract Standing Orders.
The roles and responsibilities of Elected Members and officers are defined within the Council’s Standing Orders and Scheme of Administration, Contract Standing Orders, Scheme of Delegation and Financial Regulations; these are subject to regular review.
The Procurement and Contract Standing Orders (‘the Orders’) set out how the Council authorises and manages spending and contracts with other organisations.
These procedures should be read in conjunction with the Council’s Contract Standing Orders and Procurement Manual.
Every contract made by the Council will comply with the Contract Standing Orders set out in Part 4 of the Constitution.
This Article refers to the Council’s financial regulations and Contract Standing Orders, which are contained in Part 4 of the Constitution.
The procedural rules/standing orders of the Authority in relation to contracts that are set out in Contract Standing Orders, make further provision in relation to formal processes involving the award of contracts.
These Contract Standing Orders set out the framework for the procurement of supplies, works and services.
The Contract Standing Orders are set within the context of EU and UK legislation and EC Treaty provisions and principles, such as non-discrimination, equal treatment and transparency, which apply generally in the award of public contracts, including those below the EU threshold values.