FAS explained how to evaluate the experience of participants in public procurement of construction works

15 December 2021, Wednesday

FAS explained how to evaluate the experience of participants in public procurement of construction works
Law No. 44-FZ Application for participation in procurement
The Agency told how to apply the Rules for Evaluating applications in construction procurement. In particular, it was explained whether it is possible to establish a requirement for the minimum cost of executed contracts, whether it is legal to accept only state contracts or contracts for capital repairs for evaluation.
The control body indicated that copies of the
contract or contract are sufficient to confirm the experience;
act(s) of completed works;
permits for commissioning, if it is issued for this type of object.
Other documents (work schedule, project documentation, etc.) do not need to be required.
Confirmation of experience exclusively by state contracts
The evaluation rules make it possible to establish as a criterion the experience of executing contracts and contracts under Law No. 44-FZ or under Law No. 223-FZ. Evaluation exclusively for state contracts limits the number of participants.
Accounting for work experience on objects of only a certain type
It is necessary to be guided by the list of types of objects established in the Evaluation Rules.
It is illegal to accept contracts for evaluation only with a specific infrastructural affiliation (for example, for general education needs).
Requirements for the period of execution of contracts
The customer has the right to set a condition on how long ago the contracts were executed. This does not contradict the rules and allows you to choose the most professional performer. At the same time, the agency recommended using the deadlines provided for in the additional requirements for the procurement participant of certain types of TRU.
Document:Letter of the FAS of Russia dated 08.12.2021 N MSH/105064/21

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