Загальні положення щодо закупівель за позиками МБРР та кредитами МАР

The procurement process is subject to the General Conditions of the World Bank Loan, which includes the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (IBRD) Loan Agreement. The agreement has the status of an international treaty. The procurement process is outlined in the General Conditions, which include the following key provisions: Article 5, which deals with the execution of the project, including insurance, use of goods, works, and services, as well as planning, documentation, and site visits. The General Conditions also reference the World Bank's guidelines on procurement, including the selection of consultants and the preparation of tender documents. The procurement plan is an official document that may be updated from time to time. Any changes to the procurement plan must be approved by the World Bank. The procurement plan and all changes to it must be publicly disclosed. The operational manual provides details on the implementation of the project, including the procurement process. The World Bank's policy on procurement emphasizes the importance of economy and efficiency, as well as the promotion of competitive international trade. The Bank does not impose conditions on the use of loan funds on the territory of specific countries or countries. The Bank will take measures to ensure that the funds of any loan are used only for the purposes of the project, taking into account economy and efficiency, without regard to political or other non-economic considerations or factors. The World Bank plays a key role in the procurement process, providing assistance to the borrower in implementing the project, conducting ongoing monitoring of procurement procedures, ensuring compliance with procurement rules and procedures, and conducting inspections and audits. The borrower is responsible for conducting procurement in a transparent manner, including preparing and issuing tender notices, preparing and issuing tender documents, conducting pre-tender meetings, publicly disclosing bids, evaluating bids, awarding and signing contracts, and supervising and implementing contracts. The main principles of procurement under World Bank loans and credits include economy and efficiency, providing all eligible bidders with an opportunity to compete, promoting the development of local industry in borrower countries, transparency in the procurement process, and ensuring the receipt of high-quality services. Any legal or physical person from any country may participate in World Bank tenders. Participation in tenders may be excluded or a bidder's proposal may be rejected only in cases of conflict of interest or lack of capabilities and resources to perform the contract.