As the introduction of the document indicates, “This guideline provides tenderers with a detailed description of how to calculate local content of products (goods, services and works) by components/material/services and enables them to keep an updated record for verification requirements”.
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This declaration certificate forms part of the package of standard bidding documents as prescribed in the Preferential Procurement Regulations, which promotes local production and content in designated sectors.
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This document is a bid notice and invitation to bidders for manufacturing, supplying and maintaining 174 busses. The notice requires that proposals incorporate local labor and maximize the local labor content during the manufacturing, supply and maintenance of the bus fleet (Section 6.13).
Likewise, the document establishes that “only tenders that have a higher than the stipulated minimum threshold for local content as stipulated (80%) (on the procuring documents) … will be eligible for further evaluation.”
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Pursuant to the policy, Skanska is committed to establishing a greater understanding of the diversity of its supply chain and to increasing supplier diversity in their supply chain where possible.
Its procurement supply chain diversity programme, “Diverse Suppliers”, comprised of the following subsets:
Appraisal and and evaluation in central government - UK Treasury guidance to other public sector bodies on how to carry out appraisal of projects
Tracking Number: TheGreenBook_2013_EN
UK. 2011a. The Green Book: Appraisal and Evaluation in Central Government. London: UK Government, HM Treasury. [#2203]
The purpose of this outline guidance is to introduce best practice in running privately led but publicly overseen Debt Funding Competitions after the selection of a Preferred Bidder for PFI projects. We refer to this process throughout this guidance as PBDFC.
Tracking Number: Preferred Bidder Debt Funding Competitions Letter_2006_EN
This Application Note is designed to help Authorities and their advisers develop, evaluate and implement cost-effective strategies for managing interest-rate and inflation risks under PFI Contracts.
It reflects experience gained across the public sector in implementing PFI projects and should be viewed as a statement of best practice. Authorities should always seek suitable professional advice in relation to interest rate and inflation risk issues.
Tracking Number: ApplicationNotePFIContracts_2006_EN
To strengthen the current regime for PPPs, and increase the confidence of both public and private sector participants in this market, HM Treasury and Infrastructure UK, in coordination with government colleagues, have been focusing on the following areas:
This page contains standard form PFI contracts approved for PFI compliance purposes by IUK.
Tracking Number: RelatedStandardContracts_Undated_EN