Traduction de «lot procedure » (Anglais → Français) :

load on top [ load-on-top | load on top procedure | load-on-top procedure | LOT procedure | load-on-top system | load on top system | load-on-top method ]

Sampling procedures for inspection by attributes- Part 1: Sampling plans indexed by acceptable quality level (AQL) for lot-by-lot inspection

odd lot | broken lot | fractional lot | uneven lot

pound | animal pound | animal impound facility | car pound | impound lot | impound yard | impoundment lot | vehicle impound lot | tow-in lot | towing yard

round lot | board lot | full lot | even lot | normal trading unit | standard trading unit | trading unit | unit of trading

board lot [ round lot | even lot | full lot ]

lot of securities | securities'lot

callable by lot | redeemable by lot

draw by lot | drawing | drawing by lot

drafting of EU law [ Community legislative process | drafting of Community law | drafting of European Union law | EU legislative procedure | European Union legislative procedure ]

4. Calls for further clarification on the Agency's contractual relationships with AceAce, a Danish video production company situated in Copenhagen; notes that in 2011, the Agency awarded AceAce a video-production contract (EEA/COM/10/001 – lot 5) with a budget ceiling up to EUR 1 000 000; emphasises that the awarding criteria differed greatly from those used for the previous tender on video-production (EEA/CCA/07/001 – lot 1) and included narrowed criteria such as "access to editing services in the EEA vicinity"; acknowledges the Executive Director's statement that 16 companies located in the Agency's vicinity applied to this tender procedure and that 15 fitted ...[+++]all criteria; calls on the Agency to provide the discharge authority with a list of all applicants, including names and addresses, to the call for tender EEA/COM/10/001 - lot 5 by 31 May 2013;

4. Received for further clarification on the Agency's contractual relationships with AceAce, a Danish video production company situated in Copenhagen; notes that in 2011, the Agency awarded AceAce a video-production contract (EEA/COM/10/001 – lot 5) with a budget ceiling up to EUR 1 000 000 following an open tendering procedure; emphasises that the awarding criteria differed greatly from those used for the previous tender on video-production (EEA/CCA/07/001 – lot 1) and included narrowed criteria such as ‘access to editing services in the EEA vicinity’; acknowledges the Executive Director's statement that 16 companies located in the A ...[+++]gency's vicinity applied to this tender procedure and that 15 fitted all criteria; received from the Agency a list of all applicants, including names and addresses, to the call for tender EEA/COM/10/001 ;

40. Points out that contracting authorities should take greater advantage of the possibilities of dividing public contracts into lots, thus giving SMEs a better chance, in qualitative and quantitative terms, of participating in public procurement, and improving the level of competition; encourages SMEs to make use of joint procurement and contract pooling, which would allow them to make economies of scale in areas such as logistics and transport; encourages public authorities to be flexible when considering these modern and voluntary forms of arrangement; calls on the Commission to investigate all the possibilities for encouraging the ...[+++] temporary or permanent grouping of SMEs and small businesses in order to enable them to take part in invitations to tender that are not split into lots, without having to operate as subcontractors; asks the Commission, in this regard, to examine in particular the current practice of subcontracting to SMEs – often on conditions inferior to those applicable to the main contractor – of parts of contracts not split into lots, which are too big to enable SMEs to participate in the procurement procedure;

40. Points out that contracting authorities should take greater advantage of the possibilities of dividing public contracts into lots, thus giving SMEs a better chance, in qualitative and quantitative terms, of participating in public procurement, and improving the level of competition; encourages SMEs to make use of joint procurement and contract pooling, which would allow them to make economies of scale in areas such as logistics and transport; encourages public authorities to be flexible when considering these modern and voluntary forms of arrangement; calls on the Commission to investigate all the possibilities for encouraging the ...[+++] temporary or permanent grouping of SMEs and small businesses in order to enable them to take part in invitations to tender that are not split into lots, without having to operate as subcontractors; asks the Commission, in this regard, to examine in particular the current practice of subcontracting to SMEs – often on conditions inferior to those applicable to the main contractor – of parts of contracts not split into lots, which are too big to enable SMEs to participate in the procurement procedure;