Request for proposals and draft concession agreement for the renovation, maintenance, management and transfer of a public market (Dilli Haat Pitampura) (Food Court and Shops comprising 19food stalls with seating space for 400 persons, multi-purpose pavilion area and three shops located in the non-ticketed area in Delhi on a PPP basis by the Delhi Tourism and Transportation Development Corporation (DTTDC).

Concession is for 10 years.

Technical Note 7: How to Achieve Design Quality in PFI Projects

This note is the seventh in a series of papers to be issued by the Treasury Taskforce providing practical guidance on key technical issues which arise from the implementation of the Private Finance Initiative (PFI). Each note focuses on a specific area of the procurement process where experience has shown that project managers would value assistance. It has been endorsed by the Commission for Architecture and the Built Environment, the Construction Industry Council and the National Audit Office.

This document is a guide for Ecuadorian public procurement. It compiles certain recurrent practices in the field that either illegal, non-ethic or illegitimate, and shows the best way to address them by implementing basic principles of the public procurement such as legality, transparence, opportunity and equality.

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This is a Guide prepared by the International Finance Corporation in collaboration with Engineers Against Poverty that aims to help companies, interested in creating linkages with local small and medium enterprises, create a policy that engages local content in their procurement processes.

The document is divided in 4 chapters which are meant to be the steps to follow for a successful local content policy. Those are: 1. Company self-assessment; 2. Business drivers; 3. Defining local; and 4. Policy.

A_Guide_to_Getting_Started_Local_Procurement_EN_2011.pdf

The Victorian Industry Participation Policy (VIPP) was passed as an effort of the Victorian Government to create a flow of work opportunities for the local industries (small and medium enterprises) by giving them the right legal framework to participate in public procurement in an even field. “VIPP requires government departments and agencies to consider competitive local suppliers, including SMEs, when awarding contracts valued at: $1 million or more in regional Victoria, or $3 million or more in metropolitan Melbourne or for state-wide activities.”

Jamaican public procurement policy establishes economic development as a principle that guides the contracting process, and recognizes the benefit of encouraging micro, small and medium enterprises (Section 5.1(i)).

This document is the revised version of the 2011 Preferential Procurement Regulations which aims to not only cover women, black people, people with disabilities, but also give a major emphasis to small and medium enterprises. Some aspects of this Act include:

Regulation and Methodology for the Accreditation and Calculation of Local Content of LED Fixtures in Computerized Supplier Accreditation of Brazilian Development Bank -BNDES. (Regulamento e Metodologia para o Credenciamento e Apuração de Conteúdo Local de Luminárias LED no Credenciamento de Fornecedores Informatizado (CFI) do BNDES (Portuguese) 

These sample provisions are for use by the public sector in tender documents and contracts where the Victorian Industry Participation Policy (VIPP)is applicable. They are not meant to be followed exactly, but to be adjusted according to the needs of the specific circumstances.

The model clauses cover several aspects of in projects such standard VIPP projects or those that have been categorized as strategic by the policy. This document for instance: