Under existing procurement legislation, is it permissible for award criteria that have been stated to be changed during the procurement procedure?

CIPS_Expert · 22 February 2013 13:29

As there is a general legislative requirement for all tenderers to be treated equally, should a utility wish to undergo such a process, there is a legal necessity to contact all bidders to inform them of this eventuality.

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Under existing procurement legislation, is it permissible for award criteria that have been stated to be changed during the procurement procedure?

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