Potential Provider definition

Potential Provider means a company that submits a Tender in response to the Further Competition Invitation;
Potential Provider means a company that submits a Tender in response to the Invitation to Tender;
Potential Provider means a Framework Agreement supplier that has been sent the RFP and who may submit a response to the RFP;

Examples of Potential Provider in a sentence

  • All Potential Providers should answer question 7.2.1. Where a Potential Provider at this stage of the process intends to sub-contract they should answer questions 7.2.2 and 7.2.3 below.

  • Where a Potential Provider becomes aware of the intention to sub-contract at later stages in the procurement they are required to notify NMRN of this and provide the information requested below at that time.

  • Where a Potential Provider is a consortium, they should indicate which members are proposing to deliver the services.

  • The Potential Provider must not directly or indirectly canvass any Minister, public sector employee or agent regarding this Procurement or attempt to procure any information from the same regarding the Procurement (except where permitted by the Invitation to Tender).

  • The Potential Provider agrees to abide by these Terms of the Procurement and any instructions given in the Invitation to Tender and agrees to ensure that any of its staff, contractors, subcontractors, consortium members and advisers involved or connected with the Procurement abides by the same.


More Definitions of Potential Provider

Potential Provider means either of the following:-
Potential Provider means a company that submits a Call-Off Tender in response to the Further Competition Invitation;
Potential Provider means the economic operator (typically a company or similar legal entity) that will ultimately enter into a Framework Agreement with the Authority and therefore assume liability for performance of the Framework Agreement.
Potential Provider means any person who has expressed to the licence holder in writing a serious and credible interest in providing or intention to provide:(a) services relating to railways; or(b) a railway facility or a network, including one which is proposed to be constructed or is in the course of construction; “Protected Information” means any information which:(a) relates to the affairs of a particular person; and(b) has been provided to or obtained by the licence holder in the course of its dealings in connection with any actual or proposed agreement which is in a class of agreement referred to in the Act,but excluding information that is in or enters into the public domain otherwise than as a consequence of disclosure by the licence holder (or any person to whom it is disclosed by the licence holder) which will breach Condition 13; “Rail Industry Standards” has the meaning set out in the Standards Manual, established by RSSB; “Railway Group Standards” means standards authorised under the Code; “Related Undertaking” in relation to the licence holder means any undertaking in which the licence holder has a participating interest (and for this purpose “undertaking” has the meaning given by section 1161 of the Companies Act 2006, and “participating interest” is to be construed in accordance with paragraph 8 of Schedule 8 to the Small Companies and Groups (Accountsand Directors’ Report) Regulations 2008;
Potential Provider. Means the organisations being invited to respond to this invitation to tender.
Potential Provider means any party that accessed the PQQ documents regarding this opportunity and potential providers are construed accordingly. Where a potential provider was a consortium of organisations the term refers to each and every organisation forming part of that consortium acting together.
Potential Provider and/or “potential funder” means, as appropriate, any person who has expressed in writing to the licence holder a serious and credible: