The Electricity (Early-Model Competitive Tenders for Onshore Transmission Licences) Regulations 2025
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24 Notification of successful bidder
(1) Where the delivery body is satisfied that the preferred bidder has resolved the matters described in the notice published in accordance with regulation 18(5)— (a) the delivery body is to determine that the preferred bidder is to become the successful bidder, and (b) the delivery body must publish a notice to that effect. (2) The notice must specify the name and address of the successful bidder. (3) The delivery body must give notice to the successful bidder requiring the bidder to— (a) make a payment to the Authority of an amount determined by the Authority to be reasonable for the purpose of recovering each tender party’s tender costs, and (b) where the delivery body has published a notice under regulation 10(1)(b) stating that the Authority will reimburse bid costs in accordance with regulation 28(6) make a payment to the Authority of an amount that is equal to the Authority’s costs in reimbursing bid costs.
24 Notification of successful bidder
(1) Where the delivery body is satisfied that the preferred bidder has resolved the matters described in the notice published in accordance with regulation 18(5)— (a) the delivery body is to determine that the preferred bidder is to become the successful bidder, and (b) the delivery body must publish a notice to that effect. (2) The notice must specify the name and address of the successful bidder. (3) The delivery body must give notice to the successful bidder requiring the bidder to— (a) make a payment to the Authority of an amount determined by the Authority to be reasonable for the purpose of recovering each tender party’s tender costs, and (b) where the delivery body has published a notice under regulation 10(1)(b) stating that the Authority will reimburse bid costs in accordance with regulation 28(6) make a payment to the Authority of an amount that is equal to the Authority’s costs in reimbursing bid costs.
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