DPS - IT Consultants and IT services

Tenderers shall have sufficient economic and financial capacity to be able to fulfil contracts under the DPS scheme.

If any of these certificates or other forms of documentation are available in electronic form, the certificates are to be provided for each:

All the necessary selection criteria specified in the notice or in the procurement documents mentioned in the notice are fulfilled.

Tenderers are registered in a professional register in the member state in which the tenderer is established. As described in annex XI of directive 2014/24/EU; suppliers from certain member states may have to fulfil other requirements in the mentioned annex.

Tenderers are registered in a company register or a trade register in the member state in which the tenderer is established. As described in annex XI of directive 2014/24/EU; suppliers from certain member states may have to fulfil other requirements in the mentioned annex.

Is a specific authorisation required from a particular organisation to provide the service in the tenderer's home country?

Is it necessary to have a particular membership in a particular organisation in order to provide the service in the tenderer ́s home country?

For goods or services that are complicated, or that in exceptional cases shall be used for a particular purpose: Will the tenderer allow checks of the tenderer's production capacity or technical capacity and, where necessary, of the survey and research facilities that the tenderer has at its disposal and of quality control measures? The inspections shall be undertaken by the contracting authority or the contracting authority can leave it to a competent public body in the country where the tenderer is established.

Procurement of goods: The tenderer presents supplies that shall be delivered, requested samples, descriptions or photographs, which do not need to be accompanied by certificates that they are genuine.

When procurement of goods: If requested, the tenderer further declares that they will deliver the requested certificates that they are genuine.

Can tenderers submit the requested certificates issued by official bodies for quality control, and who can confirm that the goods, which are clearly identified by reference to technical specifications or standards, as determined in the notice or in the procurement documents, are in accordance with these?

Can tenderers submit certificates issued by independent bodies that document that the tenderer fulfils the stated quality assurance standards, including universal design requirements?

Is the tenderer able to submit certificates issued by independent bodies as documentation that the tenderer fulfils the stated environmental management systems or standards?