Module 2

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Module 2

Understanding and finding public tenders

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Question 1/10

Which regulation adopts the Common Procurement Vocabulary (CPV)?

Regulation (EC) Nº 2195/2002

Regulation (EC) Nº 1907/2006

Regulation (EC) Nº 106/2008

Question 2/10

Parties to a public procurement contract on the company side are:

Economic operator, tenderer, candidate, contractor, and subcontractor

Economic operator, contractor, contracting authorities, subcontractor, and candidate.

Candidate, economic operator, applicant, and tenderer

Question 3/10

What action is taken during the award phase of the procurement lifecycle?

The contracting authority will start to think and search for the relevant information in order to draw up all the documents

Bids are evaluated according to a single standard

The candidates are evaluated according to the selection criteria and the bids according to the award criteria. The winner will proceed to the next step.

Question 4/10

Is it mandatory to make green public procurement tenders electronically?

Yes, since 2018 all purchase offers must be made electronically

Yes, but not all offers

No, it is not necessary but advisable

Question 5/10

Definition of competitive dialogue…

Allows tenderers to submit initial solutions after being successful at the selection stage. It allows you to negotiate proposed solutions with bidders

Forbids bidders from presenting initial solutions and it’s not allowing you to negotiate proposed solutions with bidders.

Allows tenderers to submit initial after being successful at the selection stage but It’s not allowing you to negotiate proposed solutions with bidders.

Question 6/10

Within the essential information published in a public tender, which section refers to legal, economic, financial and technical information?

Section IV

Section I

Section III

Question 7/10

One of the procedures for the acquisition of innovation is the...

Innovation partnership

Competitive dialogue

Open procedure

Question 8/10

One of the typical mistake made when preparing a public procurement proposal is to

Failure to provide an extensive explanation of the organization and how it works

Use of abstruse technical language, for example, using a lot of abbreviations

Public procurement proposal too extensive

Question 9/10

What does ESPD mean?

European Single Procurement Document

European Special Procurement Director

European Simple to Purchase Directories

Question 10/10

What is TED?

TED constitute a central European tender platform of contract opportunities in Europe, comprising all contracts in Europe above the thresholds.

TED is a EU directives repository

TED is the most important a section in a public tender

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