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What Are Procurement Documents?
The collective name for the documents that together form the basis of a competition: the notice, the tender documents and the self-declaration.
What do the procurement documents include?
The notice, the tender documents with the specification and contract terms, the award criteria, the self-declaration form, and any annexes.
Must they be available free of charge?
Yes, above the EU thresholds. They must be available electronically from the date of publication of the notice.
Can they be changed during the competition?
Minor clarifications are allowed. Material changes require a corrigendum and usually an extension of the tender deadline.
