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EU directives on public procurement cover tenders that are expected to be worth more than a given amount. The core principles of these directives are transparency, equal treatment, open competition, and sound procedural management.
Government procurement or public procurement is undertaken by the public authorities of the European Union (EU) and its member states in order to award contracts for public works and for the purchase of goods and services in ance with principles derived from the Treaties of the European Union.
The EU contract rules are a set of principles that govern the formation and performance of contracts in the European Union. The rules are designed to promote fairness and certainty in contractual relations, and to protect the interests of consumers and businesses.
These authorities must open calls for tender throughout the EU beginning at the 140,000 threshold. The highest threshold (431,000) applies to the utilities sector and defence and security authorities.
The European Single Procurement Document (ESPD) is an electronic self-declaration document to be submitted by suppliers interested in tendering for contracts for the supply of goods, works or services to public bodies located anywhere within the European Union.
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WHAT IS THE AIM OF THE DIRECTIVE? It establishes purchasing procedures for public buyers. The legislation specifies that when national authorities use public procurement to invite tenders to provide works, supplies or services, they must treat all applicants equally and not discriminate between them.
What is the European Single Procurement Document (ESPD)? The ESPD is a list of questions that potential suppliers have to answer to provide a self-declaration that none of the exclusion grounds has been bdocHubed, and that they meet the required selection criteria.
The ESPD is a tool that makes it easier to participate in public procurement. It is a single self-declaration form of suitability, financial status and abilities of a company used as preliminary evidence in all public procurement procedures in the EU above the EU threshold.

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