Bekendtgørelse af udbudsloven | A20230001029 — Denmark law | Esheria

Bekendtgørelse af udbudsloven

This provision introduces the procurement law, states its purpose, and sets core rules for contracting authorities on equal treatment, transparency, proportionality, non-discrimination, confidentiality, communication, and contract-value thresholds.

Jurisdiction
Denmark
Instrument
Act or statute
Citation
A20230001029
Status
Not in force
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
da
Updated
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About this statute

This provision introduces the procurement law, states its purpose, and sets core rules for contracting authorities on equal treatment, transparency, proportionality, non-discrimination, confidentiality, communication, and contract-value thresholds. Reglerne fastlægger tærskler for visse offentlige kontrakter og kræver, at berørte ordregivere bruger de gældende tærskelværdier. The contracting authority must use average turnover or a suitable alternative activity-based measure when calculating the relevant activity percentage, with a credibility fallback if those figures are unavailable or no longer relevant. Ordregivere must manage tender preparation conflicts, set technical specifications in the tender documents, and avoid discriminatory or unnecessary restrictions. A contracting authority must accept equivalent proof, disclose lotting choices, and follow extra rules when using alternative or parallel bids.

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