The Electricity (Early-Model Competitive Tenders for Onshore Transmission Licences) Regulations 2025
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10 Pre-qualification
(1) For a qualifying project, on the date specified in the intention to commence notice the delivery body must commence the pre-qualification stage by— (a) subject to the approval of the pre-qualification documentation by the Authority, publishing the pre-qualification documentation, which must include the information specified in Schedule 3, (b) subject to approval by the Authority, publishing a notice stating whether the Authority will reimburse a qualifying bidder’s bid costs in accordance with regulation 22(4) or 28(6) and, if applicable, the maximum amount of reimbursement, (c) publishing the confidentiality agreement in respect of the qualifying project to which the intention to commence notice relates, to be signed and submitted to the tender parties by bidders, and (d) issuing any instructions that apply to the confidentiality agreement including the date, time and manner in which that confidentiality agreement is to be submitted to the tender parties. (2) As soon as reasonably practicable after a bidder has submitted a signed confidentiality agreement in respect of a qualifying project to the tender parties in accordance with paragraph (1)(d), the delivery body must issue to that bidder such confidential information in respect of the qualifying project as is appropriate to be issued at the pre-qualification stage.
10 Pre-qualification
(1) For a qualifying project, on the date specified in the intention to commence notice the delivery body must commence the pre-qualification stage by— (a) subject to the approval of the pre-qualification documentation by the Authority, publishing the pre-qualification documentation, which must include the information specified in Schedule 3, (b) subject to approval by the Authority, publishing a notice stating whether the Authority will reimburse a qualifying bidder’s bid costs in accordance with regulation 22(4) or 28(6) and, if applicable, the maximum amount of reimbursement, (c) publishing the confidentiality agreement in respect of the qualifying project to which the intention to commence notice relates, to be signed and submitted to the tender parties by bidders, and (d) issuing any instructions that apply to the confidentiality agreement including the date, time and manner in which that confidentiality agreement is to be submitted to the tender parties. (2) As soon as reasonably practicable after a bidder has submitted a signed confidentiality agreement in respect of a qualifying project to the tender parties in accordance with paragraph (1)(d), the delivery body must issue to that bidder such confidential information in respect of the qualifying project as is appropriate to be issued at the pre-qualification stage.
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