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The Public Procurement Rules 2008 - LGED

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(b)<br />

Entity for necessary action;<br />

(iii) notwithstanding anything contained in Sub Rule 3(a)(i) and (ii) , the<br />

Evaluation Committee shall, in the case of a Procuring Entity at<br />

regional, sub-regional, district or upazila level, submit the Evaluation<br />

Report along with its recommendations and other relevant papers,<br />

but not the Tenders or Proposals, in a sealed envelope directly to the<br />

Approving Authority and such authority shall return the report after<br />

having recorded its decision thereon to the Procuring Entity for<br />

necessary action.<br />

2. Where the Approving Authority is at the level of a Ministry,<br />

(i) the Evaluation Committee shall prepare a concise summary called<br />

the 'Purchase Proposal' and submit it along with the Evaluation<br />

Report, and the recommendations for award of Contract, but not the<br />

Tenders or Proposals, in a sealed envelope directly to the Head of a<br />

Procuring Entity;<br />

(ii) the Head of a Procuring Entity will subsequently forward it to the<br />

Secretary of the concerned Ministry,<br />

provided that where the Head of a Procuring Entity is the<br />

Chairperson of the Evaluation Committee, he or she will send the<br />

'Purchase Proposal' stated under Sub Rule 2(i) , the Evaluation<br />

Report and the recommendation directly to the Secretary of the<br />

concerned Ministry and the Secretary will add his or her comments<br />

to the "Purchase Proposal" and submit it to the Minister for approval;<br />

(iii) after approval of or having recorded his or her any other decision on,<br />

in accordance with Rule 11, the "Purchase Proposal" and the<br />

Evaluation Report submitted under Sub-Rule 2(ii), the Minister will<br />

return the same to the Procuring Entity for necessary action.<br />

3. Where the Recommending Authority is at the level of the Cabinet<br />

Committee on Government Purchase (CCGP) -<br />

(i) the "Purchase Proposal" along with the Evaluation Report and the<br />

recommendation shall be submitted to the Minister following the<br />

process described in Sub-Rule 3(a) (2) (i) and (ii) .;<br />

(ii) the Minister after l reviewingthe "Purchase Proposal" so submitted,<br />

add his or her own comments and return the Documents to the<br />

Secretary and the Secretary will then prepare a self-contained<br />

summary and send all the Documents to the Cabinet Division for<br />

placing the same before the CCGP;<br />

(iii) after approval of or having recorded any other decision on, in<br />

accordance with Rule 11 the "Purchase Proposal" submitted under<br />

Sub-Rule 3(i) and (ii) , the decision of the CCGP shall be sent to the<br />

Procuring Entity for necessary action.<br />

4. In the case of a Ministry’s own <strong>Procurement</strong>, where the Secretary is the<br />

Approving Authority for that <strong>Procurement</strong>,<br />

(i) the Evaluation Committee shall send the Evaluation Report, the<br />

comparative statement sheet of Tender or Proposal and the<br />

recommendation for award of Contract, but not the Tenders or<br />

Proposals, in a sealed envelope directly to the Secretary;<br />

(ii) the Secretary after reviewing the Evaluation Report submitted in<br />

accordance with Sub Rule 4(i) shall give his or her decision and<br />

return it to the Procuring Entity for necessary action.<br />

For a Corporation, Autonomous Body or Semi-Autonomous Body<br />

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