The Public Procurement Rules 2008 - LGED

process and proceedings in flow-charts as specified in Part-E of Schedule III shall be followed
86. Conditions and Procedures for Use of Limited Tendering Method with
International Competition. |— (1) A Procuring Entity may engage in Procurement of Goods,
related Services, Works or physical Services by means of the Limited Tendering Method with
international competition in accordance with this Rule whenever a Procuring Entity considers there
is a need for effective international competition.
(2) The procedures as applicable for Limited Tendering Method in the case of national
Procurement as specified in Rule 64 shall also be followed for Procurement under this method
with international competition.
(3) The reasons for use of the method shall be recorded and maintained as per Rule 43.
(4) In the case of international Procurement under Limited Procurement Method process
and proceedings in flow-charts as specified in Part-C of Schedule III shall be followed.
87. Conditions and Procedures for Use of the Direct Procurement Method
Internationally. |— (1) A Procuring Entity may engage in Procurement by means of the Direct
Procurement Method in accordance with Part 5 of this Chapter whenever a Procuring Entity
considers that there is a need for international Procurement.
(2) The justification for use of this method shall be recorded and maintained as per Rule
42 and 43.
(3) The procedures as applicable for Direct Procurement Method in the case of national
Procurement as specified in Part 5 of this Chapter shall also be followed for Procurement under
this method with international competition
(4) In the case of international Procurement under Direct Procurement Method process
and proceedings in flow-charts as specified in Part F of Schedule III shall be followed
88. Procurement by Embassies and in Special Cases by National Carriers. |— (1) A
High Commissioner or an Ambassador or a Head of Bangladesh Mission overseas, may engage in
Procurement by means of the RFQ Method in accordance with Rule 69 for the Procurement of
readily available, standard Goods and unforeseen urgent physical Services within the threshold
specified in Schedule II.
(2) National Carriers may, under Section 35 (2) of the Act, undertake Procurement of fuel,
spare parts or urgent repairs outside the territory of Bangladesh subject to the threshold specified
in Schedule II.
PART – 7
FRAMEWORK CONTRACTS
89. Framework Contract. |— (1) Procuring Entities may enter into a framework Contract,
under Section 36 of the Act, for the supply of a quantity of similar items at specified prices during a
defined period, in order to avoid repeated Tendering for the same requirement as well as obtain
better prices through economics of scale.
(2) Framework Contracts may be concluded following Open or Limited Tendering with
one or more Suppliers to provide a range of Goods and physical Services over a defined period of
time not exceeding three (3) years.
(3) Framework Contracts shall not be used to procure items or Goods for prices higher
than the market prices.
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