The Electricity (Early-Model Competitive Tenders for Onshore Transmission Licences) Regulations 2025
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4 Preliminary market engagement
(1) In respect of a project, a tender party may engage with any persons for the purpose of— (a) developing a tender party’s requirements and approach to the onshore transmission tender exercise; (b) designing a procedure, conditions of participation or evaluation criteria; (c) preparing the tender documentation; (d) identifying persons that may be able to become bidders; (e) identifying likely onshore transmission licence terms and conditions; (f) building capacity among persons in relation to the onshore transmission licence being awarded. (2) Engagement under paragraph (1) is called “preliminary market engagement”. (3) In carrying out preliminary market engagement, a tender party must take steps to ensure that— (a) persons participating in the preliminary market engagement are not put at an unfair advantage, and (b) competition in relation to the onshore transmission tender exercise is not otherwise distorted.
4 Preliminary market engagement
(1) In respect of a project, a tender party may engage with any persons for the purpose of— (a) developing a tender party’s requirements and approach to the onshore transmission tender exercise; (b) designing a procedure, conditions of participation or evaluation criteria; (c) preparing the tender documentation; (d) identifying persons that may be able to become bidders; (e) identifying likely onshore transmission licence terms and conditions; (f) building capacity among persons in relation to the onshore transmission licence being awarded. (2) Engagement under paragraph (1) is called “preliminary market engagement”. (3) In carrying out preliminary market engagement, a tender party must take steps to ensure that— (a) persons participating in the preliminary market engagement are not put at an unfair advantage, and (b) competition in relation to the onshore transmission tender exercise is not otherwise distorted.
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