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Algeria-Algiers: Computer and laboratory equipment for the Ministry of Industry and Mines (MIM) Algeria
Algeria-Algiers: Computer and laboratory equipment for the Ministry of Industry and Mines (MIM) Algeria has been closed on 04 Oct 2019. It no longer accepts any bids. For further information, you can contact the The People's Democratic Republic of Algeria
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Location: Algeria
General information
Donor:
The People's Democratic Republic of Algeria
Industry:
Information Technology
Status:
Closed
Timeline
Published:
02 Jun 2019
Deadline:
04 Oct 2019
Value:
Not available
Contacts
Description
Support programme to diversify industry and improve the business climate (Programme d'appui à la diversification industrielle et à amelioration du climat des affaires – PADICA)
Location – Algeria
Supply contract notice
1.Publication reference
EuropeAid/139796/IH/SUP/DZ
2.Procedure
Open
3.Programme title
Support programme to diversify industry and improve the business climate (PADICA).
4.Financing
Financing agreement ENI 2015/038 416.
5.Contracting authority
The People's Democratic Republic of Algeria, Alger, Algeria.
Contract specifications
6.Description of the contract
The contract aims to provide the Ministry of Industry and Mines (Algeria) with:
1) computer equipment for its information system (Data Centre);
2) 3 laboratories of the Mechanics Technical Centre (Centre technique de la mécanique - CTIME) with control, testing and metrology equipment:
— non-destructive testing laboratory,
— mechanical testing laboratory,
— dimensional metrology laboratory.
The contract includes the installation and commissioning of equipment.
1) computer equipment for its information system (Data Centre);
2) 3 laboratories of the Mechanics Technical Centre (Centre technique de la mécanique - CTIME) with control, testing and metrology equipment:
— non-destructive testing laboratory,
— mechanical testing laboratory,
— dimensional metrology laboratory.
The contract includes the installation and commissioning of equipment.
7.Number and titles of lots
This contract is made up of 4 lots:
— lot 1: IT equipment and software solutions for the MIM Data Centre,
— lot 2: non-destructive testing laboratory of (CTIME),
— lot 3: mechanical testing laboratory of (CTIME),
— lot 4: dimensional metrology laboratory of (CTIME).
— lot 1: IT equipment and software solutions for the MIM Data Centre,
— lot 2: non-destructive testing laboratory of (CTIME),
— lot 3: mechanical testing laboratory of (CTIME),
— lot 4: dimensional metrology laboratory of (CTIME).
Conditions of participation
8.Eligibility and rules of origin
Participation in the contract is open to all natural persons who are nationals of one of the Member States of the European Union or of one of the eligible countries or territories, as defined in Regulation (EU) No 236/2014 laying down common implementing rules and procedures (CIR) of the Union’s instruments for financing external action, for the instrument applicable to the aid programme under which the contract is financed, and to all legal entities (whether they participate individually or as part of a grouping (consortium) of tenderers) that are actually established in one of these States, countries or territories (see also point 22 below).
All supplies purchased under this contract must come from one or more of these countries.
Please note that, after the United Kingdom's withdrawal from the EU, the rules of access to EU procurement procedures for economic operators established in third countries and for any goods originating from third countries will apply to candidates or tenderers from the United Kingdom, and to all candidates or tenderers proposing goods originating from the United Kingdom, depending on the outcome of negotiations. If such access is not provided for by the
legal provisions in force at the time of awarding the contract, candidates and tenderers from the United Kingdom, and candidates and tenderers proposing goods originating in the United Kingdom, may be excluded from the procurement procedure.
All supplies purchased under this contract must come from one or more of these countries.
Please note that, after the United Kingdom's withdrawal from the EU, the rules of access to EU procurement procedures for economic operators established in third countries and for any goods originating from third countries will apply to candidates or tenderers from the United Kingdom, and to all candidates or tenderers proposing goods originating from the United Kingdom, depending on the outcome of negotiations. If such access is not provided for by the
legal provisions in force at the time of awarding the contract, candidates and tenderers from the United Kingdom, and candidates and tenderers proposing goods originating in the United Kingdom, may be excluded from the procurement procedure.
9.Grounds for exclusion
Tenderers must submit a signed declaration (included in the tender form for a supply contract) certifying that they are not in any of the situations referred to in section 2.6.10.1. of the Practical Guide to Contract Procedures for EU External Action (PRAG).
Tenderers included in the lists of persons, groups and entities subject to EU restrictive measures (see Section 2.4. of the PRAG) at the moment of the award decision cannot be awarded the contract.
Tenderers included in the lists of persons, groups and entities subject to EU restrictive measures (see Section 2.4. of the PRAG) at the moment of the award decision cannot be awarded the contract.
10.Number of tenders
Candidates may submit an application for one lot only, for several lots, or for all of the lots, but may only submit one application per lot. Tenders for parts of a lot will not be considered. Tenderers are not authorised to submit a variant tender in addition to their tender for the supplies required in the invitation to tender dossier.
Contracts will be awarded lot by lot, and each lot will be the subject of a separate contract. Tenderers may state in their tender whether they would grant a discount should they be awarded several lots.
Contracts will be awarded lot by lot, and each lot will be the subject of a separate contract. Tenderers may state in their tender whether they would grant a discount should they be awarded several lots.
11.Tender guarantee
Tenderers must provide a tender guarantee of 6 000 EUR for lot 1; 6 280,32 EUR for lot 2; 14 021,92 EUR for lot 3 and 29 042,54 EUR for lot 4 when submitting their tender. This guarantee will be returned to unsuccessful tenderers once the invitation to tender procedure has been completed and to the successful tenderer(s) once the contract has been signed by all parties. This will be drawn on if the tenderer does not honour all the obligations stipulated in its tender.
12.Performance bond
The successful tenderer will be required to provide a performance bond for 10% of the contract amount when the contract is signed. The tenderer will have a maximum 30 days from the date on which they receive the contract signed by the contracting authority in which to provide the bond along with the countersigned contract. Should the successful tenderer not provide the required bond within the time allowed, the contract will be rendered null and void, and a new contract may then be drawn up and sent to the tenderer who submitted the compliant tender with the next lowest price.
13.Information meeting and/or site visit
No information meeting is planned.
14.Validity of the tender
Tenders must remain valid for 90 days from the final date for submission of tenders. In exceptional circumstances, and before the validity period expires, the contracting authority may request tenderers to extend the validity of their tenders for a specific period (see point 8.2 of the instructions to tenderers).
15.Implementation period for the tasks
Established at 200 calendar days, running from the signing of the contract until the provisional acceptance of the equipment.
Selection and award criteria
16.Selection criteria
The following selection criteria will be applied to tenderers. If a tender is submitted by a consortium, the selection criteria will apply to the consortium as a whole, unless stipulated otherwise. The selection criteria will apply neither to natural persons nor single-member companies if they are participating as subcontractors.
1) economic and financial capacity of the tenderer (based on the data provided in point 3 of the tender form for a supply contract).
If the tenderer is a public body, equivalent information must be provided. The reference period to be taken into account will correspond to the past 3 financial years for which accounts have been closed.
the selection criteria for each tenderer are as follows:
Lot no 1: financial criteria for legal entities:
— the tenderer’s average annual turnover must exceed 600 000 EUR; and,
— the ratio of short-term assets to short-term liabilities must be at least 1 for the last financial year for which accounts have been closed. In the case of a consortium, each of its members must comply with this criterion.
Financial criteria for natural persons:
— the available financial resources of the tenderer must exceed 600 000 EUR, and,
— the financial situation of the tenderer must not be negative, taking into account any debts, at the beginning and the end of the financial year;
2) tenderer's professional capacity (based on points 4 and 5 of the tender form for a supplies contract). The reference period will correspond to the past 3 financial years for which accounts have been closed.
Professional criteria for legal entities:
— at least 5 of the tenderer's staff must be currently working in fields related to this contract,
— provide proof of an appropriate professional certification for this contract, such as:
—— an accreditation of representativity,
—— certification.
Professional criteria for natural persons:
— have worked for the past 3 years as a manager / team leader in fields related to this contract,
— provide proof of an appropriate professional certification for this contract, such as:
—— an accreditation of representativity,
—— certification;
3) tenderer's technical capacity (based on points 5 and 6 of the tender form for a supplies contract). The reference period will correspond to the past 3 financial years for which accounts have been closed.
Technical criteria for legal entities and natural persons:
— the tenderer must have delivered supplies for at least 2 contracts with a budget of at least 1 000 000 EUR in the field of data centre computer equipment (lot 1) which were carried out during the 3 years prior to the date of submission of tenders,
— the tenderer must provide certificates of good performance of similar contracts for each lot of this contract; this means that the project to which the tenderer refers may have been started or completed at any time during the period indicated. However, it must not necessarily have been started and completed during this period, nor implemented throughout the period concerned. Tenderers may refer either to projects finalised during the reference period (although started before that period) or to projects that are not yet completed. In the first case, the project will be considered in its entirety provided that sufficient proof of good performance is provided (statement or attestation from the entity that awarded the contract, final acceptance). In the case of projects still being
executed, only the part that has been completed during the reference period will be taken into account. The satisfactory completion of this part must be substantiated by supporting documents (as for completed projects), with an indication of the corresponding amount.
Lot no 2: financial criteria for legal entities:
— the tenderer’s average annual turnover must exceed 1 600 000 EUR, and,
— the ratio of short-term assets to short-term liabilities must be at least 1 for the last financial year for which accounts have been closed. In the case of a consortium, each of its members must comply with this criterion.
Financial criteria for natural persons:
— the available financial resources of the tenderer must exceed 1 600 000 EUR and,
— the financial situation of the tenderer must not be negative, taking into account any debts, at the beginning and the end of the financial year;
2) tenderer's professional capacity (based on points 4 and 5 of the tender form for a supplies contract). The reference period will correspond to the past 3 financial years for which accounts have been closed.
Professional criteria for legal entities:
— at least 5 of the tenderer's staff must be currently working in fields related to this contract,
— provide proof of an appropriate professional certification for this contract, such as:
—— an accreditation of representativity,
—— certification.
Professional criteria for natural persons:
— have worked for the past 3 years as a manager / team leader in fields related to this contract,
— provide proof of an appropriate professional certification for this contract, such as:
—— an accreditation of representativity,
—— certification;
3) tenderer's technical capacity (based on points 5 and 6 of the tender form for a supplies contract). The reference period will correspond to the past 3 financial years for which accounts have been closed.
Technical criteria for legal entities and natural persons:
— the tenderer must have delivered supplies for at least 2 contracts with a budget of at least 1 000 000 EUR in the field of equipment for non-destructive testing laboratories (lot 2) which were carried out during the 3 years prior to the date of submission of tenders,
— the tenderer must provide certificates of good performance of similar contracts for each lot of this contract.
This means that the project to which the tenderer refers may have been started or completed at any time during the period indicated. However, it must not necessarily have been started and completed during this period, nor implemented throughout the period concerned. Tenderers may refer either to projects finalised during the reference period (although started before that period) or to projects that are not yet completed. In the first case, the project will be considered in its entirety provided that sufficient proof of good performance is provided (statement or attestation from the entity that awarded the contract, final acceptance). In the case of projects still being executed, only the part that has been completed during the reference period will be taken into account. The satisfactory completion of this part must be substantiated by supporting documents (as for completed projects), with an indication of the corresponding amount.
Lot no 3: financial criteria for legal entities:
— the tenderer’s average annual turnover must exceed 1 500 000 EUR, and,
— the ratio of short-term assets to short-term liabilities must be at least 1 for the last financial year for which accounts have been closed. In the case of a consortium, each of its members must comply with this criterion.
Financial criteria for natural persons:
— the available financial resources of the tenderer must exceed 1 500 000 EUR, and,
— the financial situation of the tenderer must not be negative, taking into account any debts, at the beginning and the end of the financial year;
2) tenderer's professional capacity (based on points 4 and 5 of the tender form for a supplies contract). The reference period will correspond to the past 3 financial years for which accounts have been closed.
Professional criteria for legal entities:
— at least 5 of the tenderer's staff must be currently working in fields related to this contract,
— provide proof of an appropriate professional certification for this contract, such as:
—— an accreditation of representativity,
—— certification.
Professional criteria for natural persons:
— have worked for the past 3 years as a manager / team leader in fields related to this contract,
— provide proof of an appropriate professional certification for this contract, such as:
—— an accreditation of representativity,
—— certification;
3) tenderer's technical capacity (based on points 5 and 6 of the tender form for a supplies contract). The reference period will correspond to the past 3 financial years for which accounts have been closed.
Technical criteria for legal entities and natural persons:
— the tenderer must have delivered supplies for at least 2 contracts with a budget of at least 1 000 000 EUR in the field of equipment for mechanical testing laboratories (lot 3) which were carried out during the 3 years prior to the date of submission of tenders,
— the tenderer must provide certificates of good performance of similar contracts for each lot of this contract.
This means that the project to which the tenderer refers may have been started or completed at any time during the period indicated. However, it must not necessarily have been started and completed during this period, nor implemented throughout the period concerned. Tenderers may refer either to projects finalised during the reference period (although started before that period) or to projects that are not yet completed. In the first case, the project will be considered in its entirety provided that sufficient proof of good performance is provided (statement or attestation from the entity that awarded the contract, final acceptance). In the case of projects still being executed, only the part that has been completed during the reference period will be taken into account. The satisfactory completion of this part must be substantiated by supporting documents (as for completed projects), with an indication of the corresponding amount.
Lot no 4: financial criteria for legal entities:
— the tenderer’s average annual turnover must exceed 2 500 000 EUR, and,
— the ratio of short-term assets to short-term liabilities must be at least 1 for the last financial year for which accounts have been closed. In the case of a consortium, each of its members must comply with this criterion.
Financial criteria for natural persons:
— the available financial resources of the tenderer must exceed 2 500 000 EUR, and,
— the financial situation of the tenderer must not be negative, taking into account any debts, at the beginning and the end of the financial year;
2) tenderer's professional capacity (based on points 4 and 5 of the tender form for a supplies contract). The reference period will correspond to the past 3 financial years for which accounts have been closed.
Professional criteria for legal entities:
— at least 5 of the tenderer's staff must be currently working in fields related to this contract,
— provide proof of an appropriate professional certification for this contract, such as:
—— an accreditation of representativity,
—— certification.
Professional criteria for natural persons:
— have worked for the past 3 years as a manager / team leader in fields related to this contract,
— provide proof of an appropriate professional certification for this contract, such as:
—— an accreditation of representativity,
—— certification;
3) tenderer's technical capacity (based on points 5 and 6 of the tender form for a supplies contract). The reference period will correspond to the past 3 financial years for which accounts have been closed.
Technical criteria for legal entities and natural persons:
— the tenderer must have delivered supplies for at least 2 contracts with a budget of at least 1 000 000 EUR in the field of equipment for metrology laboratories (lot 4) which were carried out during the 3 years prior to the date of submission of tenders,
— the tenderer must provide certificates of good performance of similar contracts for each lot of this contract.
This means that the project to which the tenderer refers may have been started or completed at any time during the period indicated. However, it must not necessarily have been started and completed during this period, nor implemented throughout the period concerned. Tenderers may refer either to projects finalised during the reference period (although started before that period) or to projects that are not yet completed. In the first case, the project will be considered in its entirety provided that sufficient proof of good performance is provided (statement or attestation from the entity that awarded the contract, final acceptance). In the case of projects still being executed, only the part that has been completed during the reference period will be taken into account. The satisfactory completion of this part must be substantiated by supporting documents (as for completed projects), with an indication of the corresponding amount.
Entities providing capacity: an economic operator may, if it considers appropriate, and for a specific contract, use the capacities of other entities, irrespective of the legal nature of its ties to these entities. As an example, the contracting authority may consider it inappropriate if the tender relies, for the main part, on the capacities of other entities, or calls on them for key criteria. If the tender relies on other entities, the economic operator must prove to the contracting authority that it has the resources needed for executing the contract, for example, by providing a document in which such entities commit to placing said resources at its disposal. Such entities, for example the parent company of the economic operator, must respect the same rules of eligibility – notably that of nationality – and must fulfil the same selection criteria as the economic operator. Furthermore, the information relating to these third party entities with regard to the relevant selection criteria must be included in the tender as a separate document. Proof of their capacity must also be furnished when requested by the Contracting Authority.
With regard to technical and professional criteria, a tenderer may only rely on the capacities of other entities where the latter will perform the tasks for which these capacities are required.
With regard to the economic and financial criteria, the entities whose capacities the tenderer uses will become jointly and severally liable for the performance of the contract.
Essential tasks
The contracting authority requires the following essential tasks to be carried out directly by the tenderer itself or, if the tender is submitted by a joint venture / consortium, by one of its participating members: the siting, installation, and commissioning of equipment.
1) economic and financial capacity of the tenderer (based on the data provided in point 3 of the tender form for a supply contract).
If the tenderer is a public body, equivalent information must be provided. The reference period to be taken into account will correspond to the past 3 financial years for which accounts have been closed.
the selection criteria for each tenderer are as follows:
Lot no 1: financial criteria for legal entities:
— the tenderer’s average annual turnover must exceed 600 000 EUR; and,
— the ratio of short-term assets to short-term liabilities must be at least 1 for the last financial year for which accounts have been closed. In the case of a consortium, each of its members must comply with this criterion.
Financial criteria for natural persons:
— the available financial resources of the tenderer must exceed 600 000 EUR, and,
— the financial situation of the tenderer must not be negative, taking into account any debts, at the beginning and the end of the financial year;
2) tenderer's professional capacity (based on points 4 and 5 of the tender form for a supplies contract). The reference period will correspond to the past 3 financial years for which accounts have been closed.
Professional criteria for legal entities:
— at least 5 of the tenderer's staff must be currently working in fields related to this contract,
— provide proof of an appropriate professional certification for this contract, such as:
—— an accreditation of representativity,
—— certification.
Professional criteria for natural persons:
— have worked for the past 3 years as a manager / team leader in fields related to this contract,
— provide proof of an appropriate professional certification for this contract, such as:
—— an accreditation of representativity,
—— certification;
3) tenderer's technical capacity (based on points 5 and 6 of the tender form for a supplies contract). The reference period will correspond to the past 3 financial years for which accounts have been closed.
Technical criteria for legal entities and natural persons:
— the tenderer must have delivered supplies for at least 2 contracts with a budget of at least 1 000 000 EUR in the field of data centre computer equipment (lot 1) which were carried out during the 3 years prior to the date of submission of tenders,
— the tenderer must provide certificates of good performance of similar contracts for each lot of this contract; this means that the project to which the tenderer refers may have been started or completed at any time during the period indicated. However, it must not necessarily have been started and completed during this period, nor implemented throughout the period concerned. Tenderers may refer either to projects finalised during the reference period (although started before that period) or to projects that are not yet completed. In the first case, the project will be considered in its entirety provided that sufficient proof of good performance is provided (statement or attestation from the entity that awarded the contract, final acceptance). In the case of projects still being
executed, only the part that has been completed during the reference period will be taken into account. The satisfactory completion of this part must be substantiated by supporting documents (as for completed projects), with an indication of the corresponding amount.
Lot no 2: financial criteria for legal entities:
— the tenderer’s average annual turnover must exceed 1 600 000 EUR, and,
— the ratio of short-term assets to short-term liabilities must be at least 1 for the last financial year for which accounts have been closed. In the case of a consortium, each of its members must comply with this criterion.
Financial criteria for natural persons:
— the available financial resources of the tenderer must exceed 1 600 000 EUR and,
— the financial situation of the tenderer must not be negative, taking into account any debts, at the beginning and the end of the financial year;
2) tenderer's professional capacity (based on points 4 and 5 of the tender form for a supplies contract). The reference period will correspond to the past 3 financial years for which accounts have been closed.
Professional criteria for legal entities:
— at least 5 of the tenderer's staff must be currently working in fields related to this contract,
— provide proof of an appropriate professional certification for this contract, such as:
—— an accreditation of representativity,
—— certification.
Professional criteria for natural persons:
— have worked for the past 3 years as a manager / team leader in fields related to this contract,
— provide proof of an appropriate professional certification for this contract, such as:
—— an accreditation of representativity,
—— certification;
3) tenderer's technical capacity (based on points 5 and 6 of the tender form for a supplies contract). The reference period will correspond to the past 3 financial years for which accounts have been closed.
Technical criteria for legal entities and natural persons:
— the tenderer must have delivered supplies for at least 2 contracts with a budget of at least 1 000 000 EUR in the field of equipment for non-destructive testing laboratories (lot 2) which were carried out during the 3 years prior to the date of submission of tenders,
— the tenderer must provide certificates of good performance of similar contracts for each lot of this contract.
This means that the project to which the tenderer refers may have been started or completed at any time during the period indicated. However, it must not necessarily have been started and completed during this period, nor implemented throughout the period concerned. Tenderers may refer either to projects finalised during the reference period (although started before that period) or to projects that are not yet completed. In the first case, the project will be considered in its entirety provided that sufficient proof of good performance is provided (statement or attestation from the entity that awarded the contract, final acceptance). In the case of projects still being executed, only the part that has been completed during the reference period will be taken into account. The satisfactory completion of this part must be substantiated by supporting documents (as for completed projects), with an indication of the corresponding amount.
Lot no 3: financial criteria for legal entities:
— the tenderer’s average annual turnover must exceed 1 500 000 EUR, and,
— the ratio of short-term assets to short-term liabilities must be at least 1 for the last financial year for which accounts have been closed. In the case of a consortium, each of its members must comply with this criterion.
Financial criteria for natural persons:
— the available financial resources of the tenderer must exceed 1 500 000 EUR, and,
— the financial situation of the tenderer must not be negative, taking into account any debts, at the beginning and the end of the financial year;
2) tenderer's professional capacity (based on points 4 and 5 of the tender form for a supplies contract). The reference period will correspond to the past 3 financial years for which accounts have been closed.
Professional criteria for legal entities:
— at least 5 of the tenderer's staff must be currently working in fields related to this contract,
— provide proof of an appropriate professional certification for this contract, such as:
—— an accreditation of representativity,
—— certification.
Professional criteria for natural persons:
— have worked for the past 3 years as a manager / team leader in fields related to this contract,
— provide proof of an appropriate professional certification for this contract, such as:
—— an accreditation of representativity,
—— certification;
3) tenderer's technical capacity (based on points 5 and 6 of the tender form for a supplies contract). The reference period will correspond to the past 3 financial years for which accounts have been closed.
Technical criteria for legal entities and natural persons:
— the tenderer must have delivered supplies for at least 2 contracts with a budget of at least 1 000 000 EUR in the field of equipment for mechanical testing laboratories (lot 3) which were carried out during the 3 years prior to the date of submission of tenders,
— the tenderer must provide certificates of good performance of similar contracts for each lot of this contract.
This means that the project to which the tenderer refers may have been started or completed at any time during the period indicated. However, it must not necessarily have been started and completed during this period, nor implemented throughout the period concerned. Tenderers may refer either to projects finalised during the reference period (although started before that period) or to projects that are not yet completed. In the first case, the project will be considered in its entirety provided that sufficient proof of good performance is provided (statement or attestation from the entity that awarded the contract, final acceptance). In the case of projects still being executed, only the part that has been completed during the reference period will be taken into account. The satisfactory completion of this part must be substantiated by supporting documents (as for completed projects), with an indication of the corresponding amount.
Lot no 4: financial criteria for legal entities:
— the tenderer’s average annual turnover must exceed 2 500 000 EUR, and,
— the ratio of short-term assets to short-term liabilities must be at least 1 for the last financial year for which accounts have been closed. In the case of a consortium, each of its members must comply with this criterion.
Financial criteria for natural persons:
— the available financial resources of the tenderer must exceed 2 500 000 EUR, and,
— the financial situation of the tenderer must not be negative, taking into account any debts, at the beginning and the end of the financial year;
2) tenderer's professional capacity (based on points 4 and 5 of the tender form for a supplies contract). The reference period will correspond to the past 3 financial years for which accounts have been closed.
Professional criteria for legal entities:
— at least 5 of the tenderer's staff must be currently working in fields related to this contract,
— provide proof of an appropriate professional certification for this contract, such as:
—— an accreditation of representativity,
—— certification.
Professional criteria for natural persons:
— have worked for the past 3 years as a manager / team leader in fields related to this contract,
— provide proof of an appropriate professional certification for this contract, such as:
—— an accreditation of representativity,
—— certification;
3) tenderer's technical capacity (based on points 5 and 6 of the tender form for a supplies contract). The reference period will correspond to the past 3 financial years for which accounts have been closed.
Technical criteria for legal entities and natural persons:
— the tenderer must have delivered supplies for at least 2 contracts with a budget of at least 1 000 000 EUR in the field of equipment for metrology laboratories (lot 4) which were carried out during the 3 years prior to the date of submission of tenders,
— the tenderer must provide certificates of good performance of similar contracts for each lot of this contract.
This means that the project to which the tenderer refers may have been started or completed at any time during the period indicated. However, it must not necessarily have been started and completed during this period, nor implemented throughout the period concerned. Tenderers may refer either to projects finalised during the reference period (although started before that period) or to projects that are not yet completed. In the first case, the project will be considered in its entirety provided that sufficient proof of good performance is provided (statement or attestation from the entity that awarded the contract, final acceptance). In the case of projects still being executed, only the part that has been completed during the reference period will be taken into account. The satisfactory completion of this part must be substantiated by supporting documents (as for completed projects), with an indication of the corresponding amount.
Entities providing capacity: an economic operator may, if it considers appropriate, and for a specific contract, use the capacities of other entities, irrespective of the legal nature of its ties to these entities. As an example, the contracting authority may consider it inappropriate if the tender relies, for the main part, on the capacities of other entities, or calls on them for key criteria. If the tender relies on other entities, the economic operator must prove to the contracting authority that it has the resources needed for executing the contract, for example, by providing a document in which such entities commit to placing said resources at its disposal. Such entities, for example the parent company of the economic operator, must respect the same rules of eligibility – notably that of nationality – and must fulfil the same selection criteria as the economic operator. Furthermore, the information relating to these third party entities with regard to the relevant selection criteria must be included in the tender as a separate document. Proof of their capacity must also be furnished when requested by the Contracting Authority.
With regard to technical and professional criteria, a tenderer may only rely on the capacities of other entities where the latter will perform the tasks for which these capacities are required.
With regard to the economic and financial criteria, the entities whose capacities the tenderer uses will become jointly and severally liable for the performance of the contract.
Essential tasks
The contracting authority requires the following essential tasks to be carried out directly by the tenderer itself or, if the tender is submitted by a joint venture / consortium, by one of its participating members: the siting, installation, and commissioning of equipment.
17.Award criteria
Price.
Submission of the tender
18.Procedures for obtaining the invitation to tender dossier
The invitation to tender dossier is available from the following web address:
https://webgate.ec.europa.eu/europeaid/online-services/index.cfm?do=publi.welcome]. It can also be obtained from the contracting authority. Tenders must be submitted using the standard tender form for supplies contracts included in the invitation to tender dossier, and its format and instructions must be strictly adhered to.
Questions regarding this invitation to tender must be sent in writing to M. le directeur national du programme ([email protected]), ministère de l’industrie et des mines, immeuble le Colisée, 2 rue Ahmed Bey, boulevard Bougara, El Biar Alger — ALGERIA (noting the publication reference indicated in point 1) at least 21 days before the deadline for the submission of tenders as set out in point 19. The contracting authority must reply to all tenderers' questions at least 11 days before the deadline for submission of tenders. Any clarifications or minor changes to the tender dossier will be published at the latest 11 days before the deadline for the submission of tenders on the website of DG International Cooperation and Development at https://webgate.ec.europa.eu/europeaid/onlineservices/index.cfm?do=publi.welcome
19.Final date for submission of tenders
The tenderer's attention is drawn to the fact that there are two different systems for sending tenders; these may be:
1) either sent by post or private courier service;
2) or hand delivered.
In the first case, the tender must be sent before the deadline for submission, the postmark or deposit receipt being proof (1), and in the second case, the acknowledgement of receipt given at the time of delivery of the tender will serve as proof.
The deadline for submission of tenders is 10.4.2019, at 12:00 – local time.
Tenders sent to the contracting authority after the deadline will not be considered.
The contracting authority may, for reasons of administrative efficiency, reject any tender submitted on time to the postal service but received, for reasons beyond the control of the contracting authority, after the effective date of approval of the evaluation report, if the fact of accepting tenders submitted in time but arriving late may excessively delay the evaluation process, or call into question decisions already taken and communicated.
Methods of submission of tenders
Applications must be written in French and submitted exclusively to the contracting authority in a sealed envelope:
— either by post or by courier service, the postmark or the date of the deposit slip serving as proof, to;
— either delivered by the participant in person or by an agent directly to the contracting authority's premises against a signed and dated acknowledgement of receipt, in which case the acknowledgement of receipt shall be deemed authentic.
Madame Haderbache FZ:
+213. (0) 21.921.898 extension (3305)
+213. (0) 21.922.238 extension (3305)
+213. (0) 658.292.499
Tenders submitted by other means will not be considered.
When submitting their tenders, candidates agree to receive notification of the result of the procedure by electronic means. Such notification will be deemed to have been received on the date upon which the contracting authority sends it to the electronic address referred to in the tender.
(1) Use of registered mail is recommended in case the postmark is not readable.
1) either sent by post or private courier service;
2) or hand delivered.
In the first case, the tender must be sent before the deadline for submission, the postmark or deposit receipt being proof (1), and in the second case, the acknowledgement of receipt given at the time of delivery of the tender will serve as proof.
The deadline for submission of tenders is 10.4.2019, at 12:00 – local time.
Tenders sent to the contracting authority after the deadline will not be considered.
The contracting authority may, for reasons of administrative efficiency, reject any tender submitted on time to the postal service but received, for reasons beyond the control of the contracting authority, after the effective date of approval of the evaluation report, if the fact of accepting tenders submitted in time but arriving late may excessively delay the evaluation process, or call into question decisions already taken and communicated.
Methods of submission of tenders
Applications must be written in French and submitted exclusively to the contracting authority in a sealed envelope:
— either by post or by courier service, the postmark or the date of the deposit slip serving as proof, to;
Ministère de l’industrie et des mines, immeuble le Colisée, 2 rue Ahmed Bey, boulevard Bougara El Biar, Alger 16003, ALGERIA, bureau nº 08 (5e étage),
Contact person: Madame Haderbache FZ,— either delivered by the participant in person or by an agent directly to the contracting authority's premises against a signed and dated acknowledgement of receipt, in which case the acknowledgement of receipt shall be deemed authentic.
Madame Haderbache FZ:
+213. (0) 21.921.898 extension (3305)
+213. (0) 21.922.238 extension (3305)
+213. (0) 658.292.499
Ministère de l’industrie et des mines, immeuble le Colisée, 2 rue Ahmed Bey, boulevard Bougara El Biar, Alger 16003, ALGERIA, bureau nº 08 (5e étage) from 9:00 to 15:00.
The contract title and the publication reference (see point 1 above) must be clearly marked on the envelope containing the tender and must always be mentioned in all subsequent correspondence with the contracting authority.Tenders submitted by other means will not be considered.
When submitting their tenders, candidates agree to receive notification of the result of the procedure by electronic means. Such notification will be deemed to have been received on the date upon which the contracting authority sends it to the electronic address referred to in the tender.
(1) Use of registered mail is recommended in case the postmark is not readable.
20.Tender opening session
10:00 – local time — on 11.4.2019, at the Ministry of Industry and Mines, immeuble le Colisée, 2 rue Ahmed Bey, boulevard Bougara, El Biar Alger, 16003, ALGERIA (9th floor).
21.Language of the procedure
French will be used in any written communication relating to this invitation to tender and this contract.
22.Legal basis (2)
Regulation (EU) no 236/2014 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 11.3.2014 laying down common rules and procedures for the implementation of the Union's instruments for financing external action.
(2) Please state any particularity that could have an impact on the rules of participation (such as geographical, thematic, or short/long term).
(2) Please state any particularity that could have an impact on the rules of participation (such as geographical, thematic, or short/long term).
23.Additional information
Not applicable.
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