Which of the following best explains public procurement 'negotiated procedure with or without prior publication'?
A) Contracting authorities do not need to publish a prior notice before negotiating with suppliers.
B) Contracting authorities cannot negotiate with suppliers.
C) Tenders are submitted from suppliers in a sequence according to the suppliers ranking.
D) Suppliers negotiate with each other.

Question

Which of the following best explains public procurement 'negotiated procedure with or without prior publication'? 
A) Contracting authorities do not need to publish a prior notice before negotiating with suppliers. 
B) Contracting authorities cannot negotiate with suppliers. 
C) Tenders are submitted from suppliers in a sequence according to the suppliers ranking. 
D) Suppliers negotiate with each other.

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The 'Negotiated Procedure with or without Prior Publication' allows contracting authorities to negotiate with potential suppliers without the need to publish a prior notice. This can happen in cases where the procurement is urgent or when the procurement cannot be met by any of the suppliers that responded to a prior notice.

Which of the Following Best Explains Public Procurement 'Negotiated Procedure