The Saeima has adopted and the President promulgated the following laws: for the shopping public service purposes chapter I General provisions article 1. The terms used in the law, the law is applied in the following terms: 1) open, closed and negotiated procedures, the procurement procedures applied in the public service and where: a) in the case of open procedures, all interested suppliers may submit tenders, b) in the case of restricted procedure, any supplier may request the right to participate, but may submit a tender only those candidates that invite public service provider, c) in the case of the negotiated procedure for public service provider will consult with suppliers of its choice and with one or more of them will hold negotiations on the terms of the contract;
2) centralized purchasing institution — public service provider or any other person, which is the principal law "on procurement for State or local government needs" and which switch supply, works or service contracts or general arrangement or carry out procurement procedures of the public service;
3) dynamic purchasing system, frequently used, customer requirements, market widely available for purchase of used goods completely elektronizēt process, which is limited in time and open to all suppliers, provided that the supplier meets the qualification requirements and have submitted information about the items that they can offer (information supply);
4) electronic auction — the downward price or a specific part of the new offer values identification by electronic means after full evaluation of the tenders, thus allowing the electronic means to arrange deals in a particular order by price or determine the value of the offer. Certain service contracts or works contracts having as their subject-matter intellectual work (designing URu.tml.), not the object of electronic auctions. Electronic means means electronic equipment that applied by wire, by radio, by optical means or by other electromagnetic means, received, or sent for data processing (including digital compression) and storage of the product;
5) procurement procedure: a procedure by which a public service provider selects suppliers and granted the right to enter into supply, works or service contracts;
6) shopping (CPV) nomenclature: nomenclature, which is approved by the European Parliament and the Council of Europe and which is used in procurement procedures for identification of the subject of purchase;
7) informative offer — offer the applicant the choice range of dynamic purchasing system, but is not binding on the applicant and the public service;
8) candidate: a supplier, who participates in a restricted or negotiated procedure for the submission of tenders;
9) cast: the tender procedures in the public service to enable you to have a plan or sketch by a jury after being put out to competition with or without the award of prizes, mainly city and any other spatial planning task solution, architecture, construction, or data processing;
10) supplier: the natural or legal person, any association of such persons, their combination, which offers on the market, respectively, the execution of the supply of goods or the provision of services;
11) supply, works and service contracts-contracts concluded in writing between one or more of the public service providers, and one or more suppliers of goods, works or services providers for whom financial interest and which have as their object: (a) in the case of works contracts,) this law, referred to in annex 1 of the work or the carrying out of this work and civil design, or construction, as well as any other transaction that results in the public service provider acquires rights to the shipbuilding sector built according to its requirements. Construction of this law is the total work referred to in annex 1, which is enough to serve the purpose, b) for supply contracts, the purchase of goods, purchase, rent, hire or hire-purchase. The supply contract is considered a contract the object of which is the supply of goods and not the major part of which is a product or installation, building c) service contracts — this law, those referred to in annex 2;
12) the applicant — the supplier who has submitted a tender;
13) public authorities — the national regulatory authorities, other public bodies, authorities or other derived public law legal persons, as well as private entities, which simultaneously meets the following criteria: (a) it is established or operating) to ensure that the general public needs, which are not of a commercial or industrial nature, b) it is in the national regulatory authorities, other public authorities, derived public law legal person subordinated to or casting or matching these criteria is governed by private law a decisive influence (it gets as a majority of the voting rights or of the supervisory bodies of the Executive Body election of the members of the management or the appointment) or the private operation of the bodies of more than 50 percent financed by the State, derived public law legal person or other matching these criteria is governed by private law;
14) public authorities the company — any trader who is on the public authorities, directly or indirectly, a crucial influence on the participation or contractual basis. Public authority to have a decisive impact if it directly or indirectly owns a majority (more than 50 per cent) of the subscribed share capital of a capital company or if it controls the majority of the votes attaching to shares issued by (shares), or can appoint more than half of the supervisory bodies or members of the Executive Body;
15) public service: (a) a public authority or public) institutions which carry out this law referred to in chapter II of this law, the activities in areas referred to in chapter II, b) any private entity who made this law, referred to in chapter II of this law in the areas referred to in chapter II or in any combination thereof, on the basis of special or exclusive rights granted by a competent authority to the administrative regulations or basic that rules restricting the activities in the above areas, giving only one entity or some subjects the right to pursue activities in these areas, and which significantly affects the ability of other entities to act in these areas;
16) General Agreement — an agreement between one or more of the public service providers, and one or more suppliers, the purpose of which is to identify and characterize a period lockers and to lay down rules, under which they will be closed (in particular with regard to price and, where appropriate, the quantity envisaged). 2. article. The principle of equality and transparency in the public service provider raises the same requirements to all suppliers and procurement procedures comply with the transparency. Chapter II of the public service from the scope of article 3. Public service activities of heating, gas and electricity supply (1) heating and gas supply in this Act apply to public gas or heat production, transport or distribution networks or management, as well as for the supply of gas or heat to such networks, except gas or heat production are public authorities or private entities in the article 4 of this law and others. , 5, 6 or 7 of those referred to in article form an integral part of the activities and organization of public authority or private entity supplies to public network only to make use of such economic activity for gas or heat. In addition, these delivery terms of money does not exceed 20 percent of the company's public authority or private entity's turnover having regard to the average turnover during the previous three reporting years, including the current year.
(2) electricity field in this law apply to public electricity transmission and distribution networks and management, as well as the supply of electricity to such networks, except when the public authorities or private companies subjects in electricity generation is required to ensure that electricity consumption in the other article and this law, 4., 5., 6., or in article 7 in those activities, and the delivery of the public network depends only on the electricity of the undifferentiated and not more than 30 percent of the average annual quantity of electricity produced to take account of the quantity of electricity produced in the previous three reporting years, including the current year. 4. article. Public service activities in the water sector (1) drinking water supply in the area of the law applicable to public drinking water supply, transportation or distribution networks or management, or drinking water delivery to the following networks, except when the public authorities or private companies in law drinking water abstraction and consumption is different and this article this law, 3., 5., 6., or those referred to in article 7 of the integral and the drinking water supply to the public network depends on the company or a public authority governed by private law a private and shall not exceed 30 per cent of the average annual water quantity , in view of the amount of water the previous three reporting years, including the current year.
(2) this Act also applies to procurement procedures or throwing contests relating to hidrobūvj projects, the irrigation of agricultural land or land drainage, provided that the quantity of drinking water delivered to more than 20 percent of the total installation of hidrobūv, agricultural land, irrigation or drainage resulting in water, as well as those procurement procedures and ran contests related to wastewater treatment and drainage or organised by public authorities, companies , private legal entities and public institutions that take part in the first set. 5. article. Public service activities in the field of transport services (1) in the area of Transport services this Act apply to public railway, tramway, trolley bus, bus and road transport network cable or the provision of services.
(2) for the purposes of this article the transport network exists, if the transport services provided in accordance with the regulatory bodies the services issued rules, including the rules on service routes, volumes transported or the frequency of transport. 6. article. Public service activities in the field of postal services postal services this law shall apply to the general postal services for which the provider has a monopoly under the postal law and supplementary postal services, which are provided by the universal service provider. 7. article. Public service activities in the field of use of the territory of the Area in the field of the use of this law shall apply in relation to specific areas of the use of oil or gas or acquisition or to search for solid fuels, as well as to the airport or port management. 8. article. The contract, which includes a number of actions in several areas or different contract types (1) where a contract relates to activities in several areas, procurement is governed by the rules of the area covered by the major part of the agreement.
(2) where a contract relates to activities in several areas, it should not be split into multiple contracts in each area separately (and close each area separate agreement) in order to avoid this law or of the law "on procurement for State or local government needs".
(3) where a contract relates to the activities of both the law and the law "on procurement for State or local government needs" in scope and it is impossible to determine objectively that the area covered by the major part of the contract, the procurement procedures are to be carried out in accordance with the law "on procurement for State or local government needs".
(4) where the contract relates to activities both within the scope of application of this law, and to other activities which are not included in this law, not the law "on procurement for State or local government needs", and it is impossible to determine objectively that the area covered by the major part of the contract, the procurement procedures are to be carried out in accordance with the requirements of this law.
(5) agreements, which include the provision of services and supply, regarded as supply contracts if the total value of the supplies exceed the value of the services covered by the contract.
(6) contracts which have as their object the provision of services, but in addition to the provision of services as an essential part of the work, also considered as service contracts. Chapter III exceptions to the application of the law, article 9. Construction and service concessions this Act does not apply in cases where the public service provider to the construction or service concessions granted to the concessionaire will make this law, 3., 4., 5., 6., or those mentioned in article 7. 10. article. Contracts with third parties (1) this law shall not apply in cases where the public service provider switch supply or works contracts, if the object of the contract for sale or rent to third parties for the purpose of profit, provided that the public service does not have a special or exclusive right to sell or hire the subject of such contracts and other private entities may sell or lease it under the same conditions What applies to the public service.
(2) the public service provider at the request of the European Commission shall inform it of any product or category of action to which exceptions apply under the first paragraph of this article. 11. article. Contracts shall be concluded for other purposes (1) this law shall not apply in cases where the public service provider contracts for purposes other than this law, 3., 4., 5., 6., or activities referred to in article 7, or with the purpose to perform those functions of a State which is not a Member State of the European Union (hereinafter third country), provided that the purpose is not used to public network or within the territory of the European Union.
(2) the public service provider at the request of the European Commission shall inform it of any action, to which exceptions apply in accordance with the first subparagraph. 12. article. Contracts containing State secrets this Act does not apply in cases where, in accordance with the regulatory enactments of the Cabinet of Ministers information on contract determines the security mode or contract performance is linked to special national measures for the protection of secrets. 13. article. Contracts shall be concluded in accordance with international regulations, this law does not apply in cases where contracts are concluded according to other rules of procedure, which shall be determined taking into account: 1) the contract concluded between Latvia and third countries for the supplies, works or services necessary for the Member States of the international agreement for the implementation of the project or operation. All such agreements shall be notified to the European Commission;
2 International Treaty on troop) deployment. The rules of procedure apply to organizations in Latvia or in a third country;
3 international organisations of regulated) procurement rules for projects it funds. 14. article. Contracts concluded with related companies, joint business or public service, which is part of the joint undertaking (1) this Act does not apply to service, supply or works contracts by public service provider with affiliates or joint company, which created a variety of public service providers to make any of this law, 3., 4., 5., 6 or 7 of the activities referred to in article a switch with one of these public service provider affiliates, provided that an average of 80 percent of this associated company for the last three years, services or works of the deliveries made turnover are related to the services, supplies or works in the public service for which the company is linked to the service provider, supplier or works contractor.
(2) for the purposes of this article on the related companies is considered a corporation in which the public service is a major impact or has a decisive impact on the public service, or a corporation in which a corporation to another in a decisive influence and which at the same time is a decisive impact in the public service. For the purposes of this article the crucial impact of the Corporation to another corporation if it is directly or indirectly owned most (more than 50 per cent) of the subscribed capital of another corporation or if it controls the majority of the votes attaching to shares issued by the other corporation's shares (shares), or if it has a majority of the voting rights of the other monitoring bodies of the Corporation or the election of the members of the executive body.
(3) this Act does not apply if the joint company created by various public service providers to make any of this law, 3., 4., 5., 6., or article 7, the following contracts with some of these public service providers.
(4) this Act does not apply where a public service contract with the joint company that created a variety of public service providers to make any of this law, 3., 4., 5., 6., or in article 7 the following, at least three years, subject to the condition that the relevant public service creates a joint undertaking at least part of this period.
(5) the public service at the request of the European Commission, inform it of the affiliated companies and companies that conclude contracts by applying the derogation referred to in this article, on the subject of the contract and the contract price, and submitted to the European Commission the necessary evidence that the relationship between the public service and the associated company or joint enterprise complies with the provisions of this article. 15. article. Contracts for certain services of this law shall not apply in cases where the provider of public services contracts: 1) real estate purchase or lease or other acquisition of real estate by any financial resources, provided that this exclusion shall not apply to financial services related to real estate purchase or lease or other acquisition of the rights to real estate and concluded before or after a purchase or lease agreement or with purchase or lease;
2) arbitration services;
3) financial services related to securities or other financial instruments, purchase, sale or transfer to other people, especially for public service transactions in order to increase capital;
4) individual services under employment contracts;
5) scientific research services, other than those for which the study is fully paid public service company and receives the results of the public service provider for your needs;
6) services rendered for conciliation. 16. article. Service contracts on an exception basis this Act does not apply in cases where the public service provider switch service agreement with public institution if it has exclusive rights to provide the services in accordance with the Treaty establishing the European Community, and other laws and regulations. Article 17. A separate public service contracts closed (1) this law shall not apply in cases where the public service provider contracts for water supply, subject to the condition that the public service will provide or manage the public drinking water supply, transportation or distribution networks or supply of drinking water to such networks.
(2) this Act does not apply in cases where the public service provider contracts for the supply of energy or of fuels for the production of energy, provided that public service provider provides or manage any public gas or heat production, transport or distribution networks or supply of gas or heat to such networks, or provide or operate public electricity transmission or distribution networks, or supply of electricity to such networks, or use certain sites or search for oil extraction as well as solid fuel. 18. article. Preferential agreements (1) in cases where the anticipated contract permits, public service providers reserve the chance to participate in the procurement procedure, only those candidates or tenderers who primarily (more than 50 percent of the average annual number of employees) employ disabled people who cannot be employed under normal conditions.
(2) the application of the first subparagraph, the invitation to participate in reference to this article. 19. article. Contracts concluded by the institution of a centralized purchases (1) of the public service can conclude supply, works and service contracts with the central procurement institutions.
(2) where a public service provider switch supply, works or service contracts, or the general agreement with the central procurement institutions or use the organized procurement procedures, it is considered that it has applied the requirements of the Act, if the centralized procurement authority of their respective purchases or arranging the procurement procedure in question has applied this law, or the law "on procurement for State or local government needs". Chapter IV the Treaty provisions article 20. (1) the supplier must not reject applicants or candidates just because according to the Latvian legislation requires a specific legal status, if the tenderer or candidate is entitled to provide services, to deliver the goods or perform the works of the European Union in accordance with its national law, in which it is established.
(2) works and service contracts, or if the supply contract shall also include the building or installation of the goods, the public service provider may require the tenderer or candidate or submission in the offer of participation in the procurement procedure indicates the performance of the contract of the person responsible, as well as their professional qualifications.
(3) associations of suppliers may submit tenders or to apply for candidates. The public service must not require that these associations require a specific legal status to them as applicant or candidate to submit a tender or a request for participation in a procurement procedure. However, the public service provider may be required to do, that was intended to close the contract to it successfully to meet the conditions of the contract. 21. article. Conditions relating to World Trade Organization agreements closed within the public service to suppliers from Member States of the European Union shall apply at least as favourable conditions as suppliers from third countries covered by World Trade Organization agreements closed. 22. article. Privacy (1) of the public service may stipulate conditions for the protection of the information, which it passed on to the supplier with technical specifications, as well as the time of the procurement procedure.
(2) notice of the conclusion of the contract and informed the tenderers and candidates, the public service must not disclose the information that it as a trade secret, have other suppliers.
(3) restrictions on the availability of information in accordance with the first and second subparagraphs shall not apply to information that is open and available to the public in accordance with the other requirements of this law. 23. article. General arrangement (1) of the public service may be considered to be general agreement on the Treaty this article 1 of the law within the meaning of paragraph 11.
(2) where a public service provider, application of procurement procedures in accordance with the requirements of the law, has entered into an agreement as a General Treaty article 1 of this law, within the meaning of paragraph 11, it may conclude contracts under the agreement in General, without publishing a membership invitation in connection with the proceedings.
(3) it is prohibited to use the general agreement to prevent, restrict or distort competition. Chapter v the estimated contract price and contractual price article 24. Contract price limit (1) this law shall apply to the procurement procedures applied to the public service, if the estimated contract price, without regard to the value added tax, exceeds the limits set by the Cabinet of Ministers, which meets the European Union's international obligations in relation to the contract price limits to be followed by public service providers.
(2) the Cabinet of Ministers the report referred to in the first paragraph of the contract price limits at least once every two years to the month after the European Commission in the official journal of the European Union announced the contract price. 25. article. Calculation of the estimated contract price (1) the estimated contract price determined as public service planned total payment for performance of the contract, without regard to the value added tax. Public service, planning the total consideration, regard any maximum choice and any additions to the agreement as well as any donations or payments to the tenderers or candidates.
(2) not allowed construction projects or in the delivery or services planned to split or use the calculation of the estimated contract price special methods to avoid the application of the rules of this law. 26. article. Calculation of the estimated contract price to General Agreement and dynamic purchasing systems, the estimated contract price agreed in the General case, and dynamic purchasing systems have all the expected total contract price the contract, general contract or dynamic purchasing system during operation, without taking into account the value added tax. 27. article. Calculation of the estimated contract price for works contracts, the (1) for works contracts, the estimated contract price is all works or structures, including the total value of the supplies and services contract price, which needed for the execution of the contract works and public service provider intends to take or give the works the artist.
(2) the public service provider may not add works contract for the contract price for the supplies and services the expected contract price, which does not require a specific execution of the contract works, if so you can avoid the application of this law, the following delivery or service contracts. 28. article. The estimated contract price calculation by dividing the object of the contract (1) If the alleged works or service contract can be allocated, while contracts for each of the parts, the estimated contract price is defined as the sum total of all the parts. Public service provider of this law shall apply to each of these parts, if the total amount exceeds the portion of the law referred to in article 24 of the contract price. However, the public service may not apply the requirements of this law, the parts, the estimated contract price without value added tax is less than 40 000 lats or, in the case of service contracts, 550 000 dollars in the case of works contracts, provided that this part of the estimated contract price is less than 20 percent of all part of the total estimated contract price.
(2) If made buy similar goods while closing more delivery contracts for parts, the estimated contract price is defined as the sum total of all the parts. Public service provider of this law shall apply to each of these parts, if the total amount exceeds the portion of the law referred to in article 24 of the contract price. However, the public service may not apply the requirements of this law, the parts, the estimated contract price without value added tax is less than 40 000 lats, provided that this portion of the estimated contract price is less than 20 percent of all part of the total estimated contract price. 29. article. Calculation of the estimated contract price of regular contracts in the case of regular supply or service contracts, or, in the case when the set period of time the term of the contract will be extended, the estimated contract price determined as in the previous 12 months in the previous fiscal year or another other one kind of contract following the real total value, taking into account the coming 12 months, the possible volume and value changes, or as the next 12 months following the first delivery or next fiscal year If it is longer than 12 months, the other for another following one of the estimated total contract value. 30. article. Calculation of the estimated contract price of common supply and service contracts Where the expected contract includes both supply and services, the expected contract price is defined as the total amount of the supplies and services, regardless of their amount. In this case, the foreseeable contractual price also includes goods for incorporation and installation costs. 31. article. Calculation of the estimated contract price agreements that provide for the rental of the expected contract price supply contract which provides for the lease, lease-purchase or installment-purchase shall be determined as follows: 1) contracts that are subject to time limits: (a)) where a period is shorter than 12 months, or equal to 12 months, the total contract price, as the duration of the contract, b) where a period is longer than 12 months, the total contract price, as the duration of the contract taking into account the residual value;
2) open-ended contracts or contracts that may set a time limit, not — as the expected monthly payment multiplied by 48. Article 32. Calculation of the estimated contract price service contracts (1) the estimated contract price service contracts down: 1) in the case of insurance services as insurance premium payable and other forms of remuneration total amount;
2) banking and other financial services: as a fee for services, fees, interest payable, and other types of remuneration total amount;
3) if service contract includes construction, architecture or civil engineering, modelling, as fees for services, commissions and other remuneration sum total.
(2) If service contracts do not indicate the final contract price, the estimated contract price shall be determined as follows: 1) contracts that have a deadline that is shorter or equal to 48 months: the total contract price for the duration of the contract;
2) in the case of contracts for an indefinite period or, for a period exceeding 48 months — as expected monthly payment multiplied by 48. Chapter VI rules applicable to service contracts, article 33. Contracts for services listed in annex 2 to this Act (A) If public service provider switch service contract for this law in part A of annex 2 these services, it will apply to all future this law referred to in the rules relating to service contracts. 34. article. Contracts for the services referred to in this law in part B of annex 2 If the public service provider switch service contract for this law, 2. in part B of the annex to the above services, it puts services requirements in accordance with Chapter VII of this law and shall publish a notice of the results in accordance with article 49 of this law. 35. article. Mixed service contracts if the public service provider switch service agreement for services at the same time, mentioned in both Annex 2 of this Act (A) and (B) in part, it applied to all future this law referred to in the rules relating to service contracts in the contract this law in part A of annex 2 of the services exceeds its part B, the value of the services. In other cases, the public service makes services requirements in accordance with Chapter VII of this law and shall publish a notice of the results in accordance with article 49 of this law. Chapter Vll the rules on technical specifications and bidding documents, article 36. Technical specifications (1) the technical specifications for supply and service contracts are included in the documentation of the procurement procedure, technical statements that define such public service requirements for a product or service as quality levels, environmental conditions, the requirements relating to the design (also for disabled people access opportunities), action items or sizes, terminology, symbols, rules on inspection and examination methods, the requirements concerning the item name at which it is sold, the requirements for packaging, labelling, user instructions, production processes and methods, methods of compliance.
(2) the technical specifications for works contracts, the procurement procedures are contained in the technical dossier statements that define the public service requirements for materials, goods or things and describes the materials, goods or articles to get them to comply with the public service for its intended purpose. These statements include requirements such as environmental conditions, design requirements (including requirements for disabled access), the requirements relating to the operation, security rules, requirements for size, quality assurance, terminology, symbols, rules on inspection and test methods, the rules on checks of working conditions and approval requirements for construction methods and technology, and other technical conditions which the public service operator may impose in relation to the finished works or construction whether the materials and articles, which have been used there.
(3) the technical specifications include procurement documents. Technical specifications should be designed so as to take account of the conditions of access of people with disabilities.
(4) the technical specification provides equal opportunity to all applicants and should not create unjustified obstacles to fair competition in procurement procedures. 37. article. Preparation of technical specifications (1) the technical specifications shall be in one of the following ways: 1) with reference to the standards in the following order: the Latvian National Standard status in European standards adapted; European technical approvals; common technical specifications; other international standards; other technical reference systems established by the European standardisation bodies; Latvian National standards; other technical reference system. Each reference shall include the words "or equivalent";
2) defining functional requirements or requirements for operation. These requirements may include environmental conditions. Requirements be expressed accurately and so the applicant can safely determine the subject-matter of the contract and of the public service will be able to compare the tenders;
3) defining functional requirements or requirements for action in accordance with paragraph 2 of this part and with reference to standards in accordance with paragraph 1 of this part as to the means of ensuring compliance with the functional requirements or the requirements of the operation;
4) showing some characteristics in accordance with article 36 of this law requirements and reference to standards in accordance with paragraph 1 of this part, but other requirements as determined by the functional requirements or requirements for action in accordance with paragraph 2 of this part.
(2) If the public service prepares technical specifications in accordance with the first subparagraph of paragraph 1, it may not reject a tender on the grounds that the proposed product or service does not match the referenced standards or technical specifications if the tenderer with the manufacturer's documentation or certification issued by the competent authorities of the results of the inspection may show that the offer is equivalent to and satisfy the requirements of the public service, expressed in the technical specification.
(3) where the public service shall prepare technical specifications, defining functional requirements or requirements in relation to the transaction, it may not reject a tender which complies with the Latvian National Standard status in the European standards, adapted to European technical approvals, common technical specifications, international standards, other technical reference systems established by the European standardisation bodies, the Latvian National standards or to other technical reference systems, if those standards, technical specifications or reference system determined the same functional requirements or requirements for operation that raised a public service provider. In this case, the tenderer in his tender to the manufacturer's documentation or certification issued by the competent authorities of the results of the inspection show that the offered goods, services or works which comply with the above standards, meet the public service specific functional requirements or requirements for operation.
(4) If it is not decisive for the existence of the subject of the contract, technical specifications shall not refer to a specific origin, special process, brand, patent, specific types of goods, which favours certain suppliers or products or exclude these vendors or products. In exceptional cases, such a reference may be used, if it is not possible to produce sufficiently accurate and clear description of the subject of the contract in accordance with the first and second subparagraphs. In this case, the reference is used in conjunction with the words "or equivalent". 38. article. Another application of the specification If the public service is defined as the ecological requirements of functional requirements or requirements for operations in accordance with article 37 of this law, the first subparagraph of paragraph 2, it may apply a detailed European, multinational or any other eco-label specifications, or parts thereof, provided that these specifications are sufficient to describe the goods or services the subject of the contract is expected to , the eco-label is prepared using scientific information, eco-labelling is approved through a procedure in which all interested parties may participate in the public authorities, consumers, manufacturers, distributors and environmental authorities, and to the specifications of the eco-label is available to all interested parties. Public service provider may specify that it shall presume that products or services that have an eco-label that complies with the technical specifications and procedures are proposed to the requirements indicated in the documents. The public service as another proof of compliance accepted the manufacturer's documentation or certification issued by the competent authorities of the results of the inspection. 39. article. Technical specifications for accessibility (1) of the public service at the request of the interested suppliers for those technical specifications that the public service will regularly use the supply, service or works contracts, or the technical specifications which it intends to apply the treaties, which are published in periodic information notice.
(2) where the technical specifications are prepared based on documents available to interested suppliers, public service refers to those documents. 40. article. Offer variants (1) selecting the economically most advantageous tender, the public service can take account of the applicant submitted offer options that meet the public service raised the level of minimum requirements. The public service in the technical specifications, or are allowed to submit tenders variants. If variants are allowed, the public service indicates the minimum requirement level options and specific requirements for specifying variant offer.
(2) If the delivery or the service for the award of public service has allowed to submit a tender version of this article, according to the first subparagraph, a public service provider may not refuse the offer variation, based solely on the fact that in the case of supply check this option will result in the conclusion of a service contract in the place of the supply contract or a supply contract for the conclusion of the service agreement. Article 41. Subcontractor contracts in his tender, the Tenderer shall indicate which parts of the Treaty, it is going to release, and any proposed subcontractors, subcontractors. Article 42. Contract performance conditions public service provider may establish special conditions for performance of the contract in connection with social or environmental conditions, provided that these special conditions are not in conflict with European Union law and they are indicated in the call for participation or technical specifications. 43. article. Obligations relating to environmental protection, employment and working conditions (1) the public service procurement documentation specifies the authorities where the applicant or applicants can obtain information about applicable rules with regard to the protection of the environment, employment and working conditions in the administrative territory of the services or works.
(2) the applicant indicates that in the offer takes into account employment and labour protection provisions in force in the respective administrative territory. Chapter VIII, article 44 of the procurement procedure. Open, closed or negotiated procedure by the public service provider may choose an open, restricted or negotiated procedure, if it is published in the membership invitation. Article 45. When does not publish membership invitation public service provider may choose the negotiated procedure, without publication of a tender, participate in the following cases: 1) is not submitted tenders or applications for procurement, for which has been published in the membership invitation, or tenders submitted does not comply with the procurement procedures in the documentation, provided that the original terms of the contract are not substantially altered;
2) agreement is intended only for research or experimentation without the purpose of gain or profit to recoup the research invested in financial assets, provided that such an agreement does not affect future contracts based on free competition;
3) artistic or technical reasons, or for reasons connected with protection of exclusive rights, the contract may be executed only by a particular supplier;
4) emergency situation arising in the public service because of unforeseeable circumstances, the time limit, it is not possible to publish a membership invitation, insofar as it is necessary to avoid an emergency situation;
5) with the original vendor is closed to additional supply contracts for the public service available for partial replacement or supplement, if you change the vendor, create the conditions, when the public service should purchase goods with different technical characteristics, which are not compatible with public service providers already in the possession of the goods, or would result in undue hardship the public service the maintenance or use of the goods;
6) public service needed to receive services or to carry out the works, not included in the contract concluded, but have, through unforeseen circumstances, become necessary for the execution of the original contract, if such services or works shall provide the original supplier, subject to the condition that the additional services or works in the public service cannot be technically or economically separated from the original contract or such additional services or works, although separable from the original contract , becomes necessary to its later stages;
7) for works contracts, if the additional works, which is similar to the original supplier's repetition of the works carried out, provided that additional works were intended for the project, which closed the original contract, the initial contract is a procedure that is published to the membership invitation, invitation of participation that can be suitable for such a procedure, and the calculation of the estimated contract price of additional works are taken into account;
8) goods listed on the stock exchange and buying goods;
9) conclude agreements under the General Agreement;
10) bargain when there is the option to purchase goods with very favorable conditions in a very short period of time at prices well below the market price, or in the case where the supplier shall hold a sale, closing a business, or liquidator or creditors of the bankrupt merchant tool property sale in accordance with each Member State concerned, the European Union legislation;
11) services agreement with Matt winning switch, or any of the winners, if Matt contest organised in accordance with the requirements of this law. Through a contract with one of the winners, all the competition winners must cast invited to negotiate. Chapter IX notifications article 46 be published. Publication of notice (1) this law, 47, 48, 49 and the notification referred to in article 72 of the sample and the content is determined by the Cabinet of Ministers.
(2) the procurement monitoring Bureau within three working days after the first notice of receipt referred to in part shall verify the conformity of the contents of this law, shall send them electronically for publication in the official journal of the European Union and at the same time publish the procurement monitoring Bureau website. 47. article. Periodic informational notices and announcements of the establishment of qualification system (1) of the public service, using the periodic informative statement at least annually notify: 1) in the case of the supply contract, the agreement or the General Agreement and the total estimated contract price, which is going to close down within the next 12 months as determined (by reference to the CPV) product group, if this agreement and the General Agreement total estimated contract price is 400 000 lats or more;
2) in the case of service contracts, the contract or the General Agreement and the total estimated contract price that the public service is going to close over the next 12 months for a particular service category in accordance with Annex 2 to this Act (A) If this agreement and the General Agreement total estimated contract price is 400000 lats or more;
3) in the case of works contracts, the agreement or the General Agreement General characteristics that the public service is going to close down within the next 12 months, if the contract or agreement in General expected contract price exceeds the law 24. contract price specified in article;
4) supply and services agreement, by sending notice to the procurement monitoring Bureau;
5) in the case of works contracts, by sending notice to the procurement monitoring Bureau, after a decision on works contract or general agreement.
(2) the first subparagraph of this article 1, 2, and 3. the notification referred to in paragraph 1 are mandatory only if the public service operator in accordance with the procedure laid down in this Act want to reduce this statutory time limits for the submission of tenders.
(3) the public service provider may publish periodic indicative notices relating to major projects without repeating information previously included in other periodic information notice. In this case, the public service clearly indicates that it is optional.
(4) If the public service wants to establish a system of qualifications, publish a notice about it, indicating the purpose of the qualification system and how to obtain information on the functioning of the system of qualification rules. If the system is intended for operation up to three years, the notice shall be published each year. If the operation time is shorter, enough with the original statement. 48. article. Call for participation (1) supply, works and service contracts, the public service suppliers invited to participate in the procurement procedure, using one of the following statements: 1) the periodic information notice;
2) notice of the existence of a qualification system;
3) notice.
(2) On the foreseeable contractual dynamic purchasing system within the public service shall communicate by means of a simplified contract notice.
(3) where the public service provider membership invitation includes periodic information notice, this statement refers directly to the supplies, works or services which will be the subject of the contract, expected and indicates that the contract will be closed closed or negotiated procedure without further invitation of participation, as well as asking for interested vendors to submit their application in writing. The periodic informative notice must be published not later than 12 months before the call for tenders closed or negotiated procedure pursuant to article 51 of this law in the period for the submission of tenders. 49. article. Notification of results (1) of the public service, who concluded a treaty or general agreement, within two months after the results of the procurement procedure, approval shall send a notice of the results of the procurement procedure. If you closed the general agreement under the agreement, the public service must not send a notice of the results for each of the general contract concluded under the agreement.
(2) the public service two months after each specific procurement procedures within the framework of a dynamic purchasing system shall give notification of the results of the procedure.
(3) the procurement monitoring Bureau will take into account any public service provider's instructions that the notices on the existence of a qualification system information in respect of the tenders received, the identity of the supplier or the price is confidential in nature.
(4) where a public service provider shut down research and development service contracts the procurement procedure, which has published the invitation for participation in the public service provider may limit the statement to be published information about the nature and quantity of the services to the reference "research and development services". If you switch the public service research and development service contracts the procurement procedure, which cannot do without the membership invitation, public service provider may limit the information on the types of services and the quantity on the basis of confidentiality of information. In such cases, the public service will ensure that any information in this article is no less detailed than the membership invitation. Using the qualification system, the public service will ensure that, in this case the notice of results information is no less detailed than the qualifications of qualified service providers in this service category.
(5) if the switch services agreement with regard to this law, 2. in part B of the annex to these services, public service announcement on the results, whether it agrees to publication of the notice.
(6) the results notices that information marked as not published information may be published only in simplified form for statistical purposes. 50. article. The form and the manner in which notices (1) to publish public service provider electronically or otherwise transmit the procurement monitoring Bureau notices the Latvian language.
(2) notifications or parts thereof shall not be published in Latvia, before they are sent for publication in the official journal of the European Union. If the communication is published in Latvia, its contents should not be different from the content of the communication, who sent the procurement monitoring Bureau for publication in the official journal of the European Union. In this case, the notice must indicate the date on which it sent for publication in the official journal of the European Union.
(3) the public service provides that evidence of the date of the notifications sent to the procurement monitoring Bureau, are saved.
(4) the public service provider has the right to publish the notices in accordance with the requirements of this article, even if this law is not obliged to publish such notifications. Chapter x-term in article 51. Application or the submission of tenders (1) of the public service, the application or the submission of tenders shall take into account the potential complexity of the contract and the time required for the preparation of tenders, as well as the time-limits set out in these rules limits.
(2) in the case of open procedures, the minimum time limit for submission of tenders is 52 days from the date of the notification sent "the official journal of the European Union".
(3) Closed and the negotiated procedure in the case of a published call for participation, the following conditions shall apply: 1) shall submit an application in response to the statement of agreement or in response to the public service call for an application not less than 37 days (excluding shipping days) from the date of the notification sent "the official journal of the European Union", or the date of the invitation to submit an application;
2) the period within which the offer can be presented, to establish public service provider agreement with all the successful candidates, provided that all candidates have the same time to prepare and submit tenders;
3) if public service provider does not agree with the applicants for the submission of tenders, it sets a time limit for the submission of tenders, which shall be no less than 24 days (excluding shipping days) from the date of the invitation to submit tenders. In exceptional cases, when the offer does not require much time for preparation, public service provider may shorten the period for the submission of tenders for up to 10 days (excluding shipping days) from the date of the invitation to submit tenders. In this case, you must save all documentation justifying the term reduction.
(4) where the public service has published periodic indicative notice, open procedures, the minimum time limit for the submission of tenders is 36 days (excluding shipping days) from the date of the notification sent "the official journal of the European Union". In exceptional cases, where it is a reasonable justification, this period may be shortened to 22 days. In this case, you must save all documentation justifying the term reduction.
(5) in the fourth paragraph of this article, these time limits may be imposed if a periodic information notice contains not only all the information provided, but also the information they need, if it is going to be used as the membership invitation or permission to shorten the deadlines for the submission of tenders, provided that such periodic information notice is sent for publication in the official journal of the European Union less than 52 days and 12 months (excluding shipping days) from the date of When the announcement of the agreement sent "the official journal of the European Union".
(6) if the statements and calls it for publication in the official journal of the European Union is prepared and sent electronically, for the submission of tenders in open procedures, and the period within which the application must be submitted, in response to the notice of the contract or to the the public service call for an application, you can shorten the seven days.
(7) where the public service provides free and direct electronic access to the documentation of the procurement procedure and in addition to all the necessary documents, the time limits for the submission of tenders in open, in restricted and negotiated procedures may be shortened by five days after the announcement, which is used as the membership invitation is published in the official journal of the European Union. The notice must contain the internet address at which this information is available. This part does not apply in the case of the submission of tenders shall be laid down in the public service, in agreement with all of the successful candidates.
(8) open procedures in the public service, with all the features referred to in this article shall be shortened to in the second paragraph of this article, the time limit may not be determined for the submission of tenders of less than 15 days (excluding shipping days) from the date of the notice sent by electronic means, "the official journal of the European Union". If the notice is sent electronically, for the submission of tenders in open procedures, may not be less than 22 days.
(9) in restricted and negotiated procedures in the public service, with all the features mentioned in this article, shorten the third part of this article, in paragraph 1, the deadlines, the time limit should not be shorter than 15 days (not including the notice or of dispatch of the invitation days) from the date on which the contract notice is sent, "the official journal of the European Union" or public service provider sent a call for applications.
(10) in restricted and negotiated procedures in the public service, with all the features mentioned in this article to shorten the period for the submission of tenders, except for the submission of tenders shall determine, by common accord, the time limits should not be shorter than 10 days (excluding shipping days) from the date of the invitation to submit tenders.
(11) If the public service is unable to provide documentation of the procurement procedure and any necessary additional information to the interested suppliers or candidates at least six days before the deadline for the submission of tenders or quotations can be prepared only by the site, the service or the place of delivery are carried out to the vendors should be sure that they have all the necessary information for the preparation of tenders, provided that all the information is requested, the time limit for the submission of tenders in the extended except when the period for the submission of tenders fixed by mutual agreement. 52. article. Transmission of documents and additional information within the time limits (1) where a public service provider does not provide free and direct electronic access to the documentation of the procurement procedure and all additional documents required, public service provider shall circulate them to interested suppliers within six days of receipt of the request, subject to the condition that the document request sent in good time before the deadline for the submission of tenders.
(2) If the supplier or interested candidates have requested more time for information on technical specifications public service provider provides no later than six days before the deadline for the submission of tenders. 53. article. Invitation to submit a tender or negotiations (1), in restricted and negotiated procedures the public service provider in writing invite at the same time, all successful candidates shall submit offers or negotiations. The invitation contains the technical specifications and other necessary documents or reference to the internet address at which those documents are available if the public service provides free and direct electronic access to the documentation of the procedure and all additional documents required.
(2) if the procedure documentation and all additional required documents are not available to the public service, but in another organization, the invitation is that the address where these documents can be requested, as well as, if appropriate, the date by which it can request payment and payment arrangements. The body responsible for the documents circulated immediately after receipt of the request.
(3) if the applicant is promptly requested more information on the technical specifications and other documents, the public service or the responsible organization to provide, not later than six days before the deadline for the submission of tenders.
(4) in addition to the first paragraph of this article, the information to be included in the invitation, the following information: 1) the date by which the applicant can request the technical specifications and other necessary documents, pay and payment arrangements, if necessary;
2) for the submission of tenders, the address to which tenders should be sent, language (language), in which the bid must be submitted;
3) reference to publish a contract notice, where such a notice is posted;
4) an indication of the documents to be attached;
5) offer the selection criteria, if they are not mentioned in the statement of qualifications systems, published as the membership invitation;
6) criteria for the selection of the offer, if it is necessary, in the order of importance of the criteria, if they are not mentioned in the contract notice, the notice on the qualification system or technical specifications.
(5) If a membership invitation completed the periodic information notice in the way before the selection of candidates for public service in turn invite all candidates to confirm the expected interest in the agreement. The invitation contained the following information: 1) the object of the contract and its scope, including any possible additional agreements for the time in which you can restore the contracts, the subject of the contract and, if possible, the date by which they intend to publish notices of works, supply or service contracts;
2) procurement procedures: a closed or negotiated procedure;
3) if necessary, the date up to which you want to end or stop delivery or provision of services, or works;
4) address, which is required to submit a request, the deadline, an indication of the language (languages) for making a bid;
5 the address of the organisation), which is responsible for the procurement procedure to the agreement and provide information about the specifications and other documents for the acquisition;
6) the economic and technical conditions which must be complied with by suppliers, financial guarantees and information required from suppliers;
7) pay the amount of documentation and payment arrangements;
8) the type of contract for which tenders are invited: purchase, lease, hire purchase agreement, any combination thereof;
9) criteria for the selection of the offer, if it is necessary, in the order of importance of the criteria, if they are not mentioned in the particulars in the notice or in the technical specifications or in the invitation for participation, or invitation to enter into negotiations. Chapter XI, article 54 of the exchange of information. The provisions for the exchange of information (1) the exchange of information between public service providers and suppliers, by post, by fax, electronically or by telephone, or any combination of those forms, depending on the public service provider of choice in the cases referred to in this article and in accordance with the conditions laid down in this article.
(2) the public service designated information exchange must be generally available to supplier access to unimpeded procurement procedures.
(3) information exchange and storage of information shall be such as to all tenders and applications at the data would be protected and public service provider may check the content of tenders and applications only after the date of the end of the quotation or application deadline.
(4) If the exchange of information by electronic means are used, choose those that are publicly available and compatible with the general use of information and communication technology products, thereby eliminating discrimination against suppliers on this basis.
(5) the electronic equipment that sends and receives electronic tenders and applications to participate in restricted and negotiated procedures, as well as plans and projects in contests, gave the following conditions shall apply: 1) all interested suppliers information is available on the specifications relating to the offer and the electronic submission of applications;
2) is used for the digital signature that corresponds to the electronic document requirements of the law;
3) can pinpoint the date and time when the tender must be submitted in open or restricted procedures or the application is closed or negotiated procedures, or the application of the system of qualification as well as plans and projects;
4) public service provider or organization hosting the procurement procedure, ensure that no one can access the information presented before the expiry of that period;
5) can detect infringement, if someone violated this part of the prohibitions referred to in paragraph 4;
6) only authorized persons have the opportunity to set or change the time for opening data received;
7) qualification procedure procurement procedure or throwing contest during the different phases of the approach to the data submitted, or to part is possible only with an authorized person at the same time activities;
8) submitted data can only be accessed after the date fixed in advance with an authorized person at the same time activities;
9) approach and submitted information remains open only to authorized persons, that such an approach is allowed.
(6) if the proposals and applications to participate in restricted and negotiated procedures, as well as plans and projects in contests Matt sends and receives electronic suppliers required only paper documents submitted before the bid or the deadline for submission of tenders.
(7) an application to participate in the restricted or negotiated procedure or system of qualifications, or throwing contest can be submitted in writing or by telephone. If the application filed by telephone, before the filing date of the application a written confirmation. Public service provider may require that applications received by fax, post or approved electronic transmission of the original of the application. Public service provider membership invitation or article 53 of this law in the fifth subparagraph, the invitation Specifies any of the following requirements and deadline by mail or electronically must submit the original. 55. article. Information for persons applying for qualification, candidates and tenderers (1) of the public service in response to a request from interested suppliers as soon as possible after making a decision on the conclusion of the General Agreement, the contract or the dynamic purchasing system status in writing to inform all interested suppliers of the decision taken, showing all the reasons why the General Agreement is concluded or the contract has not been concluded, where they are published in the call for participation whether a dynamic purchasing system is not created, or procurement procedure terminates.
(2) the public service provider within 15 days after the written request shall inform candidates or tenderers shall be rejected for the reasons of rejection — non-compliance with article 37 of this law in the second and third cases referred or non-compliance with, or equivalence of the proposed works, goods or services without compliance with the functional requirements or requirements in relation to the transaction, but all applicants who have been appropriate, for the successful bid and the relative advantages and shall notify the name of the successful tenderer or the designated common names of the participants.
(3) the public service provider may not provide specific information on the General conclusion of the agreement or the conclusion of the contract, or admission to a dynamic purchasing system where this information can interfere with the application of other laws or otherwise harm the public interest or which violate any of the supplier's legitimate commercial interests, or will be in violation of fair conditions of competition.
(4) the public service operator, which creates a system of qualification shall inform applicants of their aptitude for six months after the application. If the decision requires time beyond four months after the filing of the application, the public service within two months of submission of the application, notify the applicant of the reasons which have led to the adoption of the decision take longer, as well as the time-limit within which will be adopted in the decision.
(5) the public service provider within 15 days of the adoption of the decision rejecting the application shall inform those applicants whose applications have been rejected. The reasons for the rejection are explained on the basis of the qualification system for specific criteria.
(6) the public service provider who maintains a system of qualifications, may be excluded from the supplier qualification systems, if it does not meet the qualification criteria established to form a system. Intention to exclude a supplier from the public the qualification system service provider in writing, with reasons, shall inform the supplier of at least 15 days before the date by which a vendor to be excluded from the system. Article 56. Information store (1) four years from the date of the tender selection public service provider chosen suppliers and bids under this Act shall keep all the information and documents on the basis of which decisions on: 1) qualification, supplier selection and choice of tenders;
2) where the procedure applied without notification of participation;
3) derogations from the requirements of this law this law referred to in VI, VII, VIII, IX, X and XI chapter, on the basis of exemptions laid down in this Act.
(2) gives the public service Commission, at its request, the information referred to in the first subparagraph. XLLs chapter article 57 of the procurement procedure. Purchase general rules of procedure (1) for the purpose of selecting suppliers in procurement procedures, public service: 1) excludes candidates and candidates who do not meet the public service objective established selection criteria and conditions, as well as article 60 of this law the applicants referred to in the fourth paragraph, and candidates;
2) in restricted and negotiated procedures, for which the published invitation for membership on the basis of objective selection criteria restrict the selectable number of candidates, if necessary.
(2) If notice of the establishment of a qualification system as an invitation for membership published, for the purpose of selecting candidates for specific contracts, to be published in the membership invitation, the public service includes suppliers qualification system in the application of the first paragraph of this article, the conditions relating to closed and negotiated procedures.
(3) the public service provider verifies that the successful tenderer for the tenders submitted satisfy the requirements, the offers and choose the offer, on the basis of the criteria laid down in this law. 58. article. Administrative, technical or financial terms, as well as certificates, checks and the mutual recognition of evidence (1) in cases where a decision is taken on the supplier selection for participation in the closed or negotiated procedures, or is augmented qualification criteria or conditions, prohibited from: 1) be attributed to individual suppliers, administrative, technical or financial rules which are not applied to other suppliers;
2) require tests and evidence that back up if the available objective evidence.
(2) requires the institution of independent certificates proving the compliance of the supplier to certain quality assurance standards, public service provider shall refer to quality assurance systems, which are based on a series of European standards, and certification bodies conforming to the European standards series concerning certification. The public service will adopt the appropriate certificates from the Member States of the European Union established certification authorities, as well as other evidence of equivalent quality assurance measures carried out by the supplier.
(3) works and service contracts, and only in cases when you need to check the supplier's technical facilities, the public service will require environmental protection measures of which the supplier is able to exercise by following the agreement. In such cases, requiring independent institutions issued certificates that prove the compliance of suppliers for certain environmental protection standards, the public service refers to the European eco management and audit scheme (EMAS) or to environmental protection standards, which are based on European or international standards corresponding to the rights of the European Union or to the European standards for certification. The public service will adopt the appropriate certificates from the Member States of the European Union established certification authorities, as well as other evidence of equivalent environmental protection activities carried out by the supplier. Article 59. (1) the qualification system the public service after his election can establish and maintain a system of qualification of suppliers. Public service provider who created and maintains a system of qualification shall ensure that suppliers throughout the system maintenance may be required at the time of their inclusion in the system.
(2) qualification system may have more than one qualifying phase. The system is applied on the basis of the public service of certain objective criteria for the evaluation of qualifications and conditions. If necessary, these criteria and conditions may add to or change.
(3) the qualification criteria and conditions includes the following mandatory conditions of exclusion: 1) supplier with a judgment of the Court of Justice has been found guilty of involvement in a criminal organisation, corruption, fraudulent activities in the field of financial crime or money laundering;
2) vendor is declared bankrupt, is being wound up, its economic activity is suspended or terminated, or of legal proceedings for the termination of the supplier, insolvency or bankruptcy;
3) supplier's tax or State social security payment shows in Latvia or any other country in which it is established;
4) law is found in the supplier's professional misconduct in the last three years from the date of the application, if the public service provider may show evidence of it;
5) supplier has provided false information in his assessment of qualifications or does not submit the requested information.
(4) If the qualifying criteria and conditions of the supplier require economic, financial, technical capacity and staff, the vendor may refer to other organizations the opportunities to one of mutual legal relations. In this case the supplier public service provider proves that the supplier the relevant resources are available throughout the residence qualification system. In this way the vendor can be based on the Association of the members of the Group and for third parties.
(5) the public service provider provides the qualification criteria and conditions at the supplier's request. Additions to the criteria and conditions to be communicated to all interested suppliers. If the public service provider believes that another specific organization meets the qualification system of public service requirements, it shall communicate the names of such organizations interested suppliers.
(6) the public service maintains a qualified supplier in writing. Suppliers can be divided into categories according to the type of contract for which the qualification is valid.
(7) If a notice of the establishment of a qualification system as an invitation for membership published, restricted procedure negotiated procedure, applicants and participants are selected from qualified candidates.
(8) public service provider may have requested that any supplier who wishes to participate in the procurement procedure, proves that he's on the receipt or certificate is registered in one of the registers or equivalent professional registers according to the rules of the Member State in which the supplier is established. The conclusion of service contracts, the public service provider may have requested that the relevant service provider proves the right to provide certain services or membership in a particular organization, if the service provider must be able to provide such services or to be a member of a particular organization. 60. article. Selection criteria (1) of the public service for the open procedure for the selection of the applicant put forward the objective criteria and conditions that the suppliers are available.
(2) the public service operator shall designate candidates closed and negotiated procedures in accordance with the same set of objective criteria and conditions that the suppliers are available.
(3) closed and negotiated procedures, the criteria may be made in accordance with the public service objective the need to reduce the number of candidates to a level which need to balance the particular characteristics of the procurement procedure with the resources needed to perform. The number of selected candidates must be sufficient to ensure adequate competition between candidates.
(4) in the first and second parts, these criteria include the following mandatory exclusion of tenderers or candidates: 1) the tenderer or candidate with the judgment of the Court of Justice has been found guilty of involvement in a criminal organisation, corruption, fraudulent activities in the field of financial crime or money laundering;
2 the tenderer or candidate has) been declared bankrupt, is being wound up, its economic activity is paused or stopped, or of legal proceedings for the applicant or the applicant's action, insolvency or bankruptcy;
3) the tenderer or candidate is State taxes or social security payment shows in Latvia or any other country in which it is established;
4) law is found in the applicant or applicant's professional misconduct in the last three years from the date of the application, if the public service provider may show evidence of it;
5 the applicant or candidate) has provided false information in his assessment of qualifications or does not submit the requested information.
(5) If the selection criteria and the conditions of the applicant's action or the candidate's economic, financial, technical capacity and staff, the tenderer or candidate may refer to other organizations the opportunities to one of mutual legal relations. In this case, the tenderer or candidate for public service demonstrates that the tenderer or candidate relevant resources will be available for the foreseeable period of performance of the contract. In this way the vendor can be based on the Association of the members of the Group and other organizations.
(6) the public service provider may have requested that any supplier who wishes to participate in the procurement procedure, proves that he's on the receipt or certificate is registered in one of the registers or equivalent professional registers according to the rules of the Member State in which the supplier is established. The conclusion of service contracts, the public service provider may have requested that the relevant service provider proves the right to provide certain services or membership in a particular organization, if the service provider must be able to provide such services or to be a member of a particular organization. 61. article. The tender selection criteria (1) choosing to offer public service provider designates either the most economically advantageous tender taking account of factors such as supply or contract deadlines, costs, efficiency, goods, services or construction works quality, aesthetic and functional characteristics, environmental requirements, technical benefits, operating costs, the availability of spare parts, security of supply, price and other factors, or the offer with the lowest price.
(2) where a public service provider will choose the most economically advantageous tender, the invitation for participation in it or the article 53 of this law in the fifth part, or in the invitation referred to in the invitation to tender or invitation to negotiate, or in the technical specifications of the tender shall indicate all the selection criteria in order of importance, criteria and the proportion of tender selection algorithm under those criteria. The proportion of the criteria can be specified by a particular range. 62. article. The application of electronic auctions (1) open, closed or negotiated procedures, which were published in the notice of participation, and then, if the technical specifications can be determined very accurately, public service provider may decide that the offer will take place before the choice of the electronic auction. Just like the electronic auction may be held before the tender at the choice of the dynamic purchasing system.
(2) electronic auction object can be either a price or price and specifications referred to in the description of the new value, if the bid selection criterion is that of the most economically advantageous tender, or just the price if the bid selection criterion is the lowest price.
(3) the decision to hold an electronic auction to the public service shall inform the membership communication.
(4) in the case of an electronic auction the technical specifications in addition to other messages include: 1) also apply, which will be the object of electronic auction, provided that these characteristics are measured and the values can be expressed in figures or percentages;
2) any value (you can submit and change), taking into account the specifications of the subject of the contract;
3) guidance on the information that will be made available to applicants during the auction, and, if possible, when the information will be put;
4) necessary information relating to the Organization of electronic auction;
5) provisions which applicants must follow the auction for minimum or maximum bidding increments which will be requested, if necessary;
6) the required information concerning the electronic equipment used, connection specification and organization.
(5) before the launch of the electronic auction public service performs a full initial evaluation of the tenders in accordance with the evaluation criteria.
(6) the public service provider at the same time invite all tenderers who have submitted compliant tenders by electronic means to submit new prices or value. The invitation contains all the necessary information concerning individual connection to the electronic equipment used in the auction and the date and time when you will start the electronic auction. The electronic auction may take place in several successive stages. Electronic auction launch no sooner than two working days after the date of the invitation sent to participate in the auction.
(7) If you plan to choose the most economically advantageous tender, the invitation shall be accompanied by a summary of the evaluation of the tenders. The invitation includes the electronic auction used mathematical formula or algorithm that reflects all the notional values of the criteria and determine the location of the reallocation, with new values and prices submitted, or just the price. If you're allowed to offer variants, each version determines its formula.
(8) any phase of an electronic auction the public service provider provides all applicants news that make them in any moment, probably to determine its relative location. Public service providers may also provide details of other prices or values offered, subject to the condition that this is provided for in the specifications. May also at any time announce the number of members in a particular auction phase of the auction, but forbidden to disclose the identity of the members.
(9) public service provider electronic auction closed: 1) the invitation to tender before the specified date and time;
2 If the invitation was for) the auction at the specified time, after receiving the last promise, and a new promise is delivered during this time;
3) if all the invitation mentioned in the auction phase is complete;
4) combining these parts 2 and 3 point these conditions. In this case, the invitation to tender are listed for each auction period for the time.
(10) When the electronic auction is closed, the public service, using the results of the electronic auction, choose the offer, on the basis of article 61 of this law the criteria of.
(11) public service providers may not use electronic auction to restrict or distort competition or to avoid them, or change the subject of purchase provided the invitation of participation and the technical specifications. Article 63. Unreasonably cheap offer (1) if the offer is for a particular supply, service or works contract is unduly cheap, public service provider before the offer rejection in writing requires a detailed explanation of the essential conditions of the offer.
(2) detailed explanation may relate to: 1) production, services or methods of construction costs;
2) designated the technical solutions and particularly advantageous conditions available to the tenderer for the supply of the goods, provide services or carry out the works;
3) offered goods, services or works of nature, originality;
4) applicant opportunities to receive commercial support.
(3) the public service, in consultation with the applicant, shall examine all the second part of this article, these conditions.
(4) where a public service provider finds that the offer is not reasonably cheap, since the applicant received the support of the business, the offer after consultation with the applicant may be refused only on the basis that the applicant not be public service within a reasonable time-limit to show that the business is legitimate support. If the public service provider rejects the offer in such circumstances, it shall inform the European Commission and the procurement monitoring Bureau about the rejection of the offer and rejection. 64. article. (1) the contract for the supply, service or works contract shall be not earlier than after 15 working days from the date of notification of the results sent out to all awarding procedure.
(2) the public service provider chooses the way of transmission of this communication, which gives the recipient the swift receipt (electronic fax URu.tml.), and at the same time send a notice of the results by mail.
(3) the public service provider evidence that notice of the results sent to stores four years together with article 56 of this law in those documents. Article 65. The offers, which include the third country of origin of goods (1) this article applies to offers that include third countries of origin with which the European Union has not concluded bilateral or multilateral agreements on the Organization of the European Union comparable and effective access to the market in third countries. This article does not affect the European Union and Latvia's international obligations to third countries.
(2) you can reject any offer for the conclusion of the supply contract, if the third-country origin exceeds 50 per cent of the total of the items included in the offer. The meaning of this article, software, telecommunications network equipment shall be considered as goods.
(3) having regard to the second part of this article, if two or more bids, judging according to article 61 of this law, are equivalent, priority shall be given to offers that have not been rejected in accordance with the second paragraph of this article. The meaning of this article, the price shall be considered equivalent if they differ by more than three percent. The offer does not give benefits in relation to the other offer, if this public service provider obliges to buy equipment whose technical characteristics are substantially different from the public service nature of equipment, resulting in incompatibility, technical equipment problems in the operation and maintenance of equipment, as well as the disproportionate costs. Chapter XIII-dynamic purchasing systems article 66. Dynamic purchasing system General provisions (1) a public service provider to observe rules of the open procedure in all dynamic purchasing system phases up to the contract system.
(2) a dynamic purchasing system shall include all the tenderers who satisfy the selection criteria and has submitted the technical specifications and any supporting documents to the appropriate informative offerings. Applicants may, at any time, improve communication offerings, provided that they comply with the technical specifications.
(3) the public service in the dynamic purchasing systems and contracts within this system uses only electronic means that comply with this law, article 54 of the second, third, fourth and fifth part.
(4) a dynamic purchasing system is not used for more than four years.
(5) prohibited the dynamic purchasing system used to hinder, limit or distort competition.
(6) the public service provider does not take fees from interested suppliers for their inclusion in the dynamic purchasing system and from the system participants — for system maintenance. Article 67. Dynamic purchasing system (1) To set up a dynamic purchasing system, public service: 1) of the Act shall be published in accordance with the procedure laid down in the contract notice stating that a dynamic purchasing is created;
2) indicated in the technical specifications of the characteristics of the goods, it also intended to purchase, using the dynamic purchasing system, as well as the necessary information on the same system, the necessary electronic equipment, which is used, connection terms and specifications;
3) offering unrestricted, direct and full access to the technical specifications and any supporting documents by electronic means throughout the life cycle of a system, starting with the publication of the notice. Public service provider shall indicate in the notice the internet address at which those documents can be found.
(2) the public service allows suppliers to submit any informative offer dynamic purchasing system or be included in the system throughout its lifetime. Public service ends indicative tender evaluation not later than 15 days after its submission. Public service providers can extend this period if it is not sent any invitation to tender system. Public service provider will immediately inform the applicant about the inclusion of the dynamic purchasing system or of the rejection. 68. article. Dynamic purchasing system (1) public service is inviting tenders for the contract for each anticipated the dynamic purchasing system. Before the public service sends an invitation to submit offers for the contract in question, it shall publish a simplified contract notice inviting all interested suppliers to submit information specified period. Information for the submission of tenders is at least 15 days from the date on which the simplified notice is published to the Web on the contract. Public service provider does not initiate the contract award procedure for the dynamic purchasing system, before you have completed the information received within that period the evaluation of tenders.
(2) the public service operator by sending an invitation to submit a tender, invite all the dynamic purchasing system contained within the above deadline applicants to submit a tender for each specific contract system.
(3) a public service contract is awarded to the tender concerned who submitted the best tender in accordance with the evaluation criteria set out in the contract notice on a dynamic scoring system. Public service provider may specify assessment criteria in the second part of the invitation. Chapter XIV Ran to tender provisions article 69. Matt contest general rules (1) Matt tendering rules are openly available to all interested parties, who expressed willingness to participate in this contest.
(2) participation in the cast in the contest not limited by reference to: 1) a part of the territory of the State or territory;
2) law, which States that members should only be natural or legal persons. 70. article. Matt contest contract price limit (1) this chapter shall apply to contests organised cast as part of the service procurement procedure, in which the estimated contract price, without regard to the value added tax, together with any possible premiums or costs more than Cabinet members a certain boundaries that meet the European Union's international obligations in relation to the contract price limits set out in service agreements and applicable to public service operators.
(2) This section shall apply to the contest, which ran the total premiums, and the amount of costs to participants, together with possible design services the expected value, without taking into account the value added tax, exceeds the limits set by the Cabinet of Ministers, which meets the European Union's international obligations in relation to the contract price limits set out in service agreements and applicable to public service operators.
(3) Cabinet reviews the first paragraph of this article of the contract price limits at least once every two years to the month after the European Commission in the official journal of the European Union announced the contract price. 71. article. Throwing contest which did not apply the requirements laid down in this chapter this chapter requirements do not apply to the meta contests organised this law, 11, 12 and 13 in the cases referred to in article relating to service contracts. 72. article. Notification and transparency rules (1) of the public service who want to organize cast contest, 46 of this law in accordance with the procedure laid down in article published in the communication on meta. After the completion of the contest gave the public service published in article 46 of this law in accordance with the procedure laid down in the notice of tender results. Matt
(2) the public service two months after throwing contest closing sent to all participants in the contest announcement about its results. 73. article. Exchange of information (1) the exchange of information takes place in the competition gave under article 54 of this law, the first, second, fourth and fifth part.
(2) the exchange of information and the storage is carried out so that all the data that the contest, participants pass the public service provider, would be protected, and the jury familiar with the contents of plans and projects only after the expiry of the deadline. 74. article. Cast of contestants and jury selection (1) organizing the contest, throwing public service provider tendering procedure in accordance with the requirements of the law.
(2) if the membership of the cast in the contest is limited to a certain number of participants, the public service will establish clear selection criteria, which do not give rise to potential participants. In any case the number of candidates invited shall be sufficient to provide reasonable competition.
(3) the jury of the competition is the only natural persons who are independent of participants. If the cast of contestants are asked a certain qualifications, at least one third of the members of the jury must be of the same or equivalent qualifications. 75. article. (1) decision of the jury the jury for decision making and the expression of opinions is independent.
(2) the jury valued participants in the plans and projects submitted by anonymous, only on the basis of the tender notice of cast those criteria.
(3) the jury recorded all actions and prepare a report on the plans and projects as assigned seats. The report signed by all jury members. The report shall also indicate any plan or project benefits, notes, and all the points on which additional information is required.
(4) the jury shall respect the anonymity to the decision or the perspective of the time.
(5) the jury may ask the contestants to answer questions in order to clarify all aspects of the project that remained unclear and recorded in the minutes of meetings of the jury.
(6) all members of the jury and deliberations are recorded. Chapter XV the procurement monitoring Bureau and the handling of complaints article 76. Procurement monitoring Bureau jurisdiction (1) the procurement monitoring Bureau made this law, and the resulting regulatory compliance monitoring.
(2) the procurement monitoring Bureau's legal status, rights and obligations are determined by the law "on procurement for State or local government needs". 77. article. Complaints (1) a Person who is or has been interested in getting permissions to conclude procurement contracts covered by this law, and in relation to this procurement procedure considers that its rights are infringed or is this possible impairment of a tentative European Union legislation or infringements of this law, is entitled to submit a complaint about technical specifications, economic or financial provisions the tender selection criteria, or other requirements for participation, the invitation to tender procedure or in any other document relating to the specific procurement procedure, or for public service or activity of the institution responsible for the legality of the procurement procedure.
(2) a complaint about the first paragraph of this article questions may be submitted to the procurement monitoring Bureau to purchase or the conclusion of the contract, if the contract is concluded, no later than two months from the date when this law results in the publication of the notice in the official journal of the European Union or the procurement monitoring Bureau website.
(3) the procurement monitoring Bureau informs you about the complaint submitted to the public service, and if the procurement monitoring Bureau complaints have been submitted prior to the conclusion of contracts, the public service must not enter into contracts, to receive complaints about the decision of the Commission of the results of the inquiry.
(4) If a complaint is lodged on the public service in respect of the legality of the procurement procedure and the complaint on the same procurement procedure before it is submitted to the other person, but have not yet heard this complaint, the complainant can combine and examine at the same time.
(5) the complaint shall be submitted in writing, and shall be the following: 1) — the complainant's name and address;
2) in the public service and the name and address of the company complained of;
3) its procurement procedures, the name and identification number, complained of;
4) facts on which the complaint, specifying the violation.
(6) the complainant is entitled to withdraw his or her complaint in writing at any time, as long as the Complaints Commission has begun to consider.
(7) if the complaint is received, the procurement monitoring Bureau news about it on its internet website, showing the complainant, the public service and procurement procedures, which challenges the legality of the complainant, as well as the date of the inquiry.
(8) the procurement monitoring Bureau complaints submitted to inform public service provider and place the information on their website not later than two working days after receipt of the complaint.
(9) the procurement monitoring Bureau within two working days after receipt of the complaint sent to the complainant a copy of the corruption prevention and combating Bureau. 78. article. Handling of complaints (1) the lodging of a complaint are dealt with within 30 days after it received the procurement monitoring Bureau. If objective reasons this time limit cannot be met, it may be extended, announcing the extension of the complainant and the public service.
(2) the complaint to the procurement monitoring Bureau will establish a Complaints Commission (hereinafter the Commission).
(3) the Commission, complaint handling and decision-making procedures determined by the law "on procurement for State or local government needs".
(4) On the hearing of the complaint, the Commission is invited to the complainant, the public service and applicants or candidates (hereinafter the participants) whose interests might be affected by the decision of the Commission. Participants are invited to sit at least six working days before the meeting. Article 79. Decision on complaint of the results of the proceedings (1) if the purchase contract a validly pending a decision on the results of the examination of complaints, the Commission is allowed to continue procurement procedure or to conclude the purchase contract, if the complaint is not warranted: 1);
2) based, but the causes of complaints;
3) justified, but the irregularities found by the Commission cannot affect the decision on the results of the procurement procedure.
(2) if the purchase contract a validly pending a decision on the handling of complaints is not the result of concluded, the Commission shall conclude contracts prohibited in case the complaint is justified, the Commission has substantial irregularities found and they can influence the decision on the results of the procurement procedure. In this case, the Commission shall withdraw the decision on the results of the procurement procedure or asks to stop the procurement procedure.
(3) the Commission decision shall specify: 1) the establishment of the grounds;
2) members of the Commission and the experts who participated in the Commission's the hearing;
3 representatives of the participants) who participated in the meeting of the Commission;
4) its procurement procedures the identification number for the complaint;
5) facts on which the complaint;
6 the grounds of the decision);
7) appropriate legal provisions;
8) permission or prohibition of public service provider to continue procurement procedure or to conclude the purchase contract or task for public service to stop the procurement procedure;
9) where and what time period this decision can be appealed.
(4) if the purchase contract pending a decision on the handling of complaints is concluded, the Commission shall decide on the validity of the complaint and the decision on the results of the procurement procedure, the rule of law.
(5) the Commission shall be recorded in the course of the inquiry and 10 years keep records and collected during the inquiry.
(6) the Commission's decision is sent to the members within three working days following its adoption.
(7) Commission decision on the results of the inquiry are binding on members.
(8) the public service within one month from the date of receipt of the decision to inform the procurement monitoring Bureau on the Commission's decision.
(9) members of the Commission's decision may be appealed against in court within one month from the date of receipt of the decision. Chapter XVI statistical reports and 80 responsibilities. Statistical report every year to 1 March public service provider procurement monitoring Office submits reports on each according to this law the procurement procedures carried out by reference to the number of contracts, the amount, the operator works, item vendors, service providers, as well as the total value of the contracts, which are to be concluded in accordance with the requirements of this law just because the contract price is lower than the limits of the law referred to in article 24 of the contract price. 81. article. Responsibility for non-compliance with the provisions of this law on the law and the resulting regulatory compliance is the responsibility of the public service manager or Department Manager or other authorized person in the public service is responsible for the works, supply or service contract preparation or conclusion. Article 82. Loss recovery (1) a Person who is or has been interested in getting permissions to conclude procurement contracts covered by this law, and in relation to this procurement procedure considers that its rights are affected and this causes potential impairment of European Union law or a breach of this Act, is entitled to go to court in civil procedure in order to recover the loss.
(2) a Person whose rights have been violated, may also require the damages related to the costs of the application or a tender preparation or participation in a procurement procedure.
(3) a Person whose rights have been violated, may require the recovery of damages only in cases, when the law is repealed or declared unlawful the public service decision, according to which the injured person is the legitimate interests and rights, causing damage to it.
(4) the right to seek recovery of damages shall expire if not used within six months from the date when the law is repealed the decision of the public service. Chapter XVII the attestation system and the conciliation article 83. The right to use the public service attesting to their procurement procedures and procurement practices covered by this law, you can periodically check to receive notification that the procedures and practice of the period concerned comply with the EU legislation on procurement procedures and that rule. 84. article. Declaration of conformity (1) Attestors shall public service provider shall notify in writing the results of the inspection. Before Attestors shall public service operator a receipt for purchase of the procurement procedure and practice compliance in the EU legislation on procurement procedures and that rule, they ensure that it is correct all violations found in the public service procurement procedures and procurement practice, and that measures are taken to ensure that these violations do not recur.
(2) public service providers who have received the certificate referred to in the call for participation or the notice of invitation to tender may specify methods that have received confirmation that the period of their procurement procedures and procurement practices comply with the laws of the European Union and that rule. 85. article. Independence and qualifications of Attestors shall (1) As Attestors shall may be personal, which other Member States of the European Union to satisfy this duty in accordance with the laws of the Member States concerned the requirements with which they implement Directive 92/13/EEC.
(2) No person may be Attestors shall report that is associated with the public service. The meaning of this article, a person who is related to the public service, considered as a person who is related to the law "About taxes and duties".
(3) the Attestors shall, in the performance of their duties, are completely objective. They have the necessary professional qualifications and experience. 86. article. Conciliation (1) any person who is or has been interested in getting permissions to conclude procurement contracts covered by this law, and in relation to this procurement procedure considers that its rights are infringed or is this possible impairment of a tentative European Union legislation or infringements of this law, may ask the European Commission for application of the conciliation procedure.
(2) a request for application of the conciliation procedure for the address and shall be submitted in writing to the European Commission. Request for application of the conciliation procedure can also submit procurement monitoring Bureau. In this case, the procurement monitoring Bureau will pass on this request as quickly as possible to the European Commission.
(3) the Person requesting the conciliation procedure, and public service provider shall have the right at any time to terminate this proceeding. Transitional provisions 1. With the entry into force of this Act invalidates the law on works, supplies, rental and services public service business needs "(Latvian Saeima and the Cabinet of Ministers rapporteur, 1999, no. 24). 2. With the entry into force of this Act shall terminate the constitutional order of article 81 of Cabinet of Ministers issued Regulation No. 257 "rules on procurement for public service needs" (Latvian Saeima and the Cabinet of Ministers rapporteur, 2004, no. 13). Informative reference to European Union directives, the law includes provisions resulting from: 1) of the European Parliament and of the Council of 31 March 2004, Directive 2004/17/EC coordinating the procurement procedures of entities operating in the water, energy, transport and postal services;
2) Council of 25 February 1992 Directive 92/13/EEC coordinating the laws, regulations and administrative provisions for applying the Community rules on the procurement procedures of entities operating in the water, energy, transport and telecommunications sectors. The law adopted in 2004 the Saeima on 21 October. State v. President Vaira Vīķe-Freiberga in Riga 2004. on 10 November, the law "on procurement for public service requirements" annex 1 works contracts nomenclature (article 1, point 11 "a") the European Union classification of economic activities (NACE) Group F in 45 BūvniecībaŠ kodsdaļagrupaklasesubjekt BūvniecībaPiezīmesCPV section includes the construction of new premises, restoration work and preparation of the construction site 45100000 remontdarbus45000000 45.1 45.11 demolition and dismantling Structures; the bottom pārvietošanaŠ in the class include :-the design of structures and other facilities;-site remediation; -remove the bottom: norakšan, building site levelling and tagging, trenching, blasting of rock, harvesting and other work; -mineral extraction site preparation: the extra load, other preparations of Lees and mineral vietāsŠ in class career also includes:-the construction site drainage; -agricultural land and forest drenāžu45110000 45.12 test drilling or drilling in the veidošanaŠ class includes:-pilot drilling; pilot drilling and soil sampling for construction, geophysical, geological or similar in the mērķiemŠ class does not include:-gas or oil drilling; -water well drilling (see 45.25); -shaft excavation (see 45.25); -oil and gas field exploration, geophysical, geological and seismisko of pētījumus45120000 or a separate round 45.2 works and civil engineering works 45200000 45.21 General construction of buildings and civil engineering works in this class include:-all types of buildings and premises construction; engineering constructions construction-;-bridge (including road estakād), viaduct, tunnel, underground line, communication and power lines construction; -City pipeline, urban communication and the power supply line construction; -other related jobs in urban areas;-prefabricated Assembly and installation at the construction site of This class does not cover: – services related to oil and gas extraction; -prefabricated structures Assembly of own-produced structures made of different materials (excluding concrete); - the stadium, the swimming pool, gym, tennis courts, golf courses and other sports (except buildings) construction; -Special works (see 45.3);-the surface finish (see 45.4); -architectural, engineering, construction and related technical consultancy services; -construction project vadīšanu45210000 45.22 roofing and construction at the montāžaŠ class includes:-the roof Assembly, roof covering taxation, protection from the nokrišņiem45220000 Highway, road, 45.23 airfield and sports objects in the class include: būvniecībaŠ-highways, roads, streets and other traffic and road construction; kājceļ-construction of railways; -construction of the aerodrome; -Stadium, swimming pool, gym, tennis courts, golf courses and other sports (except buildings) construction;-the marking of roads and parking This class does not cover:-previous soil movement (see 45.11) 45.24 Waterworks structures būvniecībaŠ 45230000 in class include:-waterways, Harbour and river shore, offshore, construction of the locks and dams cofferdam-construction; -dredging; -underwater darbus45240000 45.25 other construction work requiring special class at iemaņasŠ include: 45250000-one of a kind works, which are common to the various types of structures and requires special skills and equipment; -Basic tiling works, including piling; -water well drilling and construction, shaft digging; -manufactured steel elements of the Assembly; -steel folding; -specification for the creation of jobs; -scaffolding and work platform Assembly and dismantling, including scaffolding and work platform rental; -chimney and industrial furnace construction, this class does not cover:-scaffolding rental without mounting and dismounting works Special 45300000 45.3 45.31 installation of electrical power lines and montāžaŠ in the class include:-the electrical cord Assembly building and equipment; -installation of the telecommunications system in buildings and constructions;-the electrical installation of the heating systems in buildings and constructions;; -permanent installation of buildings and antenna structures;-fire alarm system installation in buildings and constructions; -burglar alarm system installation in buildings and constructions; '-installation of lifts and escalators in buildings and constructions; -lighting systems and other systems installed in buildings and structures 45310000 darbiŠ in class 45.32 insulation include:-thermal insulation, sound and vibration insulation installation in buildings, constructions and structures This class does not cover:-protection against precipitation (see 45.22) 45320000 Sanitārtehnisk in the darbiŠ class 45.33 include:-plumbing and sanitary installation in buildings and constructions; -gas installation of the buildings and constructions; -heating, ventilation, cooling, or air-conditioning equipment and water spraying systems in buildings and structures This class does not include:-the electrical installation of the heating system (see 45.31) 45.34 45330000 building on ierīcesŠ in the class include:-the light and the alarm system installation on roads, railways, airports, harbours; -other equipment installation in buildings and Surface finishing 28.2 būvēs45340000 45400000 darbiŠ stucco class at 45.87 include:-buildings and premises of the internal and external surfaces of plaster, including plaster with plate or sheet of darbiŠ materiāliem45410000 in class 45.42 Carpenter include:-from wood or other material of manufacture of Windows, doors, built-in kitchen appliances, stairs, shop equipment or other equipment;-built-in indoor ceiling, wall, wood finishing, sliding partition installation and other wood finishing work out This class does not include :-parquet or other wooden floor decking (see 45.43) 45.43 45420000 wall and floor covering ierīkošanaŠ in the class include:-floor or wall ceramic, concrete or stone tile – parquet or other wooden floor-soft flooring (linoleum, carpet, rubber or plastic tiles)-marble, granite or slate roof or covering, wall-papered boards, decking, suspension or mounting in buildings or structures 45430000 painting and glazing the 45.44 class includes :-buildings and premises of indoor or external surface, or painting of the technical equipment; -glass, the mirror Assembly, this class does not cover:-window tiling (see 45.42) 45.45 other building site 45440000 finishing darbiŠ in the class include:-private pool Assembly; -steam cleaning, sand blasting and similar activities with facades of structures; -other buildings and premises finishing and final work This class does not cover:-indoor tīrīšanu45450000 28.3 building Assembly or disassembly of equipment with driver rental 45500000 45.50 building Assembly or disassembly of the equipment with the driver in the nomaŠ class does not include:-building Assembly or dismantling equipment rental without a driver law "on procurement for public service needs" 2. Annex services (article 1 paragraph 11 "c") (A) PakalpojumsCPC kodsCPV kods1 KatgorijasNr part.. Maintenance and repair pakalpojumi6112, 633, 886N, 50100000-6122 to 50982000 (50310000 to 50324200 except from and 50116510-9, 50190000-3, 50229000-6, 50243000-0) 2.1) land transport services, including armored car services, except for rail transport services covered by category 18.2), except Express mail pārvadājumus712 (except 71235), 7512, 87304N the 60112000-6 to 60129300 (except 60121000 to 60121600, from 60122200-1, 60122230-0) and from 64120000-3 to 64121200-23. passenger and cargo air transport services except for mail services 73 (except 7321) From 62100000-3 to 62300000-5 (except 62121000-6, 62221000-7), 4. Ground and air mail transport services except for rail transport services that are kategorijāi71235, 732160122200 etvert 18-1, 60122230-0, 62221000 62121000-6,-75. Telecommunications-8 to 64228200 64200000-pakalpojumi752N-2, 72318000-7, from 72530000-9 to 72532000-36. financial services: a), (b) insurance services) banking and investment services, except contracts for securities or other financial instruments for emissions , sale, purchase or transfer. Except also contracts for land, existing buildings or other immovable property or right related to the acquisition or rental, by whatever financial means. However, those laws apply to financial service contracts concluded at the same time with any type of contract for the purchase or lease of property, either before or after such noslēgšanasIzņem, 812, 814N of the 81 66100000-1 to 66430000-3 and 67262000 from 67110000-1 to 7-1 (3). pakalpojumi84N the associated computing 50300000-8 to 50324200-4, from 72100000-6 to 72591000-4 (except 72318000-7 and from 72530000-9 to 72532000-3) 8. Research and development services except research and development service contracts other than contracts where the benefits accrue exclusively to the public service, to serve their needs, subject to the condition that the service provided is wholly remunerated by the public service sniedzējs85N the 73000000-2 to 73300000-5 (except 73200000-4 to 73220000-, 73210000-7, 0) 9. Accounting, audit and accounting pakalpojumi862N the 74121000-3 to 74121250-010. market and public opinion research of 74130000 pakalpojumi864N-9 to 74133000-0, 74423100-1, 74423110-411. Management Advisory services and related services except arbitration and judicial settlement negotiations, 866N the pakalpojumus865-4 to 73220000 73200000-0, from 74140000-2 to 74150000-5 (except 74142200-8), 74421000-6 74420000-9, 74423000-0, 74423200-2, 74423210-5, 74871000-5, 93620000-012. Architectural Services; engineering services and integrated engineering services; urban planning and environmental planning services; related scientific and advisory services; technical tests and analysis of 74200000-1 to 74276400 pakalpojumi867N-8 from 74310000-5 to 74323100,-0, 4874000-6 pakalpojumi871N-13 ad 74400000-3 to 74422000-3 (except 74420000-9 and 74421000-6) 14. building maintenance services and property management services to the 874, 82201 70300000-4 to 70340000 82206N-6 from 74710000-9 to 74760000,-415. Mills and publishing services for remuneration or contract pamata88442N-78000000 78400000-1-7 to 16. Sewage and waste disposal services; sanitary and similar to the 90100000-pakalpojumi94N 90320000-50190000, 8 to 6-3, 50229000-6, 50243000-0 (B) part 17. Hotel and restaurant pakalpojumi64N-0 to 55524000-9 55000000-and from 93400000-2 to 93411000-2 to 18 rail transport pakalpojumi71160111000 from 60121000-2 to 60121600 and-819. Maritime pakalpojumi72N-5 to 61530000-9 61000000-from 63370000-3 to 63372000 and-720. Support Services and ancillary services transportam7462400000-6, 62440000-8, 62441000-5, 62450000-1, from 63000000-9 to 63600000-5 (except 63370000-3, 63371000-0, 63372000-7) 74322000-2 by 93610000-7 pakalpojumi861N the 21 legal 74110000-3 to 74114000-122 personnel appointment and provisioning services, except the 74500000-4 to 74540000 līgumus872N-6 (except 74511000-4), and from 95000000-2 to 95140000-5 23. investigation and security services, except armoured vehicles (except 87304) of pakalpojumus873 From 74600000-5 to 74620000-124. Education and vocational training 80430000 of pakalpojumi92N-5 to-7 80100000 25. health and social care pakalpojumi9374511000-4 and from 85000000-9 to 85323000-9 (except 85321000-5 and 85322000-2) 26. Lounge culture and sport pakalpojumi96N-74875000-3 to 74875200-5 and from 92000000-1 to 92622000-7 (except 92230000-2) 27. Other services