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The Electricity (Early-Model Competitive Tenders for Onshore Transmission Licences) Regulations 2025

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33 Failure to make payments or provide security

Where either a bidder or a qualifying bidder fails to make any payment or provide any security before the date specified in a notice given under these Regulations, the delivery body may, or the Authority may direct that the delivery body must, disqualify that bidder or qualifying bidder from that onshore transmission tender exercise in accordance with regulation 23 if that failure is not remedied within a period not exceeding ten days specified by the delivery body by notice to that bidder or qualifying bidder.

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33 Failure to make payments or provide security

Where either a bidder or a qualifying bidder fails to make any payment or provide any security before the date specified in a notice given under these Regulations, the delivery body may, or the Authority may direct that the delivery body must, disqualify that bidder or qualifying bidder from that onshore transmission tender exercise in accordance with regulation 23 if that failure is not remedied within a period not exceeding ten days specified by the delivery body by notice to that bidder or qualifying bidder.

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