The Electricity (Early-Model Competitive Tenders for Onshore Transmission Licences) Regulations 2025
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14 Best and final offer
(1) Where the delivery body determines to hold a best and final offer stage in accordance with regulation 13(1)(b), the delivery body must determine in accordance with the evaluation criteria set out in the invitation to tender documentation which qualifying bidders are to be invited to participate in a best and final offer stage in respect of that qualifying project. (2) The delivery body must give notice to each qualifying bidder as to whether they have or have not been invited to participate in a best and final offer stage. (3) Subject to approval of the best and final offer stage documentation by the Authority, the delivery body must issue to the selected qualifying bidders the best and final offer stage documentation, which must include the information specified in Schedule 5. (4) The delivery body must evaluate each best and final offer in respect of a qualifying project submitted to it by a qualifying bidder in accordance with the evaluation criteria set out in the best and final offer documentation, to determine which qualifying bidder is to become the provisional preferred bidder in respect of that qualifying project. (5) The delivery body may decline to consider a best and final offer submitted to it by a qualifying bidder where the delivery body determines that the submitted best and final offer does not comply in any material respect with the requirements specified in the best and final offer documentation.
14 Best and final offer
(1) Where the delivery body determines to hold a best and final offer stage in accordance with regulation 13(1)(b), the delivery body must determine in accordance with the evaluation criteria set out in the invitation to tender documentation which qualifying bidders are to be invited to participate in a best and final offer stage in respect of that qualifying project. (2) The delivery body must give notice to each qualifying bidder as to whether they have or have not been invited to participate in a best and final offer stage. (3) Subject to approval of the best and final offer stage documentation by the Authority, the delivery body must issue to the selected qualifying bidders the best and final offer stage documentation, which must include the information specified in Schedule 5. (4) The delivery body must evaluate each best and final offer in respect of a qualifying project submitted to it by a qualifying bidder in accordance with the evaluation criteria set out in the best and final offer documentation, to determine which qualifying bidder is to become the provisional preferred bidder in respect of that qualifying project. (5) The delivery body may decline to consider a best and final offer submitted to it by a qualifying bidder where the delivery body determines that the submitted best and final offer does not comply in any material respect with the requirements specified in the best and final offer documentation.
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