C-65.1, r. 5.1 - Regulation respecting contracting by public bodies in the field of information technologies

Section 36 Disposition versions

2016-06-01

36. In analyzing the tender, the committee takes the following factors into account:

(1)  the gap between the tendered price and the public body’s estimate of the expenditure, which is confirmed by an adequate and rigorous audit;

(2)  the gap between the tendered price and the price tendered by the other tenderers that have submitted a compliant tender;

(3)  the gap between the tendered price and the price paid by the public body, or by another public body, under a similar contract, taking into account the economic context;

(4)  the representations made by the tenderer concerning the existence of particular elements that have an influence on the tendered price, such as

(a)  the method of manufacturing the goods covered by the call for tenders, and the components forming the goods, or the method of providing the services covered by the call for tenders, as the case may be;

(b)  the exceptionally favorable circumstances that would help the tenderer in the performance of the contract;

(c)  the innovative character of the tender;

(d)  the working conditions of the tenderer’s employees or, if applicable, subcontractors;

(e)  the government financial assistance received by the tenderer.

O.C. 295-2016, s. 36.

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In force: 2016-06-01

36. In analyzing the tender, the committee takes the following factors into account:

(1)  the gap between the tendered price and the public body’s estimate of the expenditure, which is confirmed by an adequate and rigorous audit;

(2)  the gap between the tendered price and the price tendered by the other tenderers that have submitted a compliant tender;

(3)  the gap between the tendered price and the price paid by the public body, or by another public body, under a similar contract, taking into account the economic context;

(4)  the representations made by the tenderer concerning the existence of particular elements that have an influence on the tendered price, such as

(a)  the method of manufacturing the goods covered by the call for tenders, and the components forming the goods, or the method of providing the services covered by the call for tenders, as the case may be;

(b)  the exceptionally favorable circumstances that would help the tenderer in the performance of the contract;

(c)  the innovative character of the tender;

(d)  the working conditions of the tenderer’s employees or, if applicable, subcontractors;

(e)  the government financial assistance received by the tenderer.

O.C. 295-2016, s. 36.